210/365, #261: Risky

I guess a bear trap isn't risky for me if it's empty, right? But I really wanted to see a bear!

209/365, #29: Bodies of Water

The lake at Kingdom Come State Park.

208/365, #110: Free

207/365, #165: Landscape

The view from atop the mountain at Kingdom Come State Park in Kentucky. This is the first in a series of shots taken at the park.

206/365, #231: Perfect Alignment

While walking back to the car after seeing the falls (previous post), this interesting creature was crawling on the fence rail. Both its stripes and legs are aligned!

205/365, #353: Water

This was taken at Cumberland Falls State Park in Kentucky.

204/365, Rose Hips (My own theme)

I knew these were called Rose Hips, but didn't know anything else about them. If you don't either, you can read more here. Interesting! And I like the bokeh in the top right corner. :-)

203/365, #251: Razor Sharp

202/365, #314: Swirls

201/365, #205: Obsession

If you look through the posts on my blog, you can see that taking photos of flowers is an obsession! :-)

200/365, #52: Classic

This next series of photos was taken at the Ritter Park Rose Garden in Huntington, WV.

A classic--red roses

199/365, #163: Kids These Days

My great-niece just loves to play with the dog's toys!

198/365, #316: Teeth

My nephew is missing another tooth! His guinea pig's name is Spot.

197/365, #268: School

The St. Mary's Medical Center Center for Education in Huntington, WV opened in June. It houses the St. Mary's School of Nursing, School of Respiratory Care, and School of Medical Imaging

196/365, #288: Sleeping

It's been a month and a day since my last post. I haven't forgotten the 365 Challenge, life has just been too busy! I'll get caught up again by posting several photos a day.

This is my cousin's new baby, Kinden, on his birth day doing what new babies do--sleeping! Isn't he adorable?

Kit by ScrapShana at DigiScraps Drive-In.

195/365, #13: Architectural Details

Detail of the ceiling in the Rathskeller (previous post).

194/365, #364: Works of Art

This is a wall in the Rathskeller at the historic Seelbach Hilton in Lousiville, KY. (Click for larger view)

Opened in 1907, the Rathskeller offers a setting different from all others -- unique in architecture and distinct in design and detail.
Medieval architecture marks the Rathskellar's interior with a red-tinted, terra-cotta ceiling, with columns ringed by Rookwood-Pottery pelicans -- a sign of good luck. Tile designs on the Rathskeller's walls depict walled cities in the Rhenish region of Germany, where the Seelbach's founders, Otto and Louis Seelbach, were born. The tile work for this unique room was crafted by the famed Rookwood Pottery of Cincinnati. Each tile was designed by hand and fired. Then, color was added and fired again, with an additional firing for each color.

193/365, #243: Public Art

This is one of the bronze sculptures outside Ginger Hall at Morehead State University in Morehead, KY. I love the expression on the little girl's face!

192/365, #140: Handwriting

One of the teachers charting what the group knew about their project topic.

191/365, #138: Handicraft

This is the sculpture you saw being created in my previous post. I was impressed at the teacher's ability!

190/365, #134: Grungy

This is one of the teachers creating a sculpture from clay.

189/365, #202: Notes

I spent all of last week out of town co-instructing a course for preschool teachers. These notes are from an activity that we did. I love the neon post-its!

188/365, Siblings (My own theme)

The little ballerina has a new baby brother!

187/365, #17: Baby

A brand new baby, only about 4 hours old in these pics.  This is my new "nephew" (my friend's grandson) who was born on the 4th of July.  Isn't he adorable?

Scrapped with A Celebration of Freedom kit by Digital Design Den designers.  Page design scraplifted from Scrappinduck at DigiScraps Drive In.

186/365, #171: Letters

These are magnetic letters I forgot that I had in a drawer for when young kids are here. I was surprised to find them on the side of my refrigerator a few minutes ago--my husband did this!

Sure made me smile and I immediately thought of this theme!

Happy Independence Day to all of the American BlogMonsters! I guess it's already the 5th of July to those not in the USA, but I hope you had a happy 4th whatever you were doing yesterday. :-)

185/365, #159: Inspiration

I've used some of these photos for other posts, but not all of them. I created this layout for a challenge at a new digi-scrapping site Digi Scraps Drive-In. I used a kit called Woodland Beauty by Sandy Collins, owner of the Digital Design Den and designer at the Drive-In. The challenge was to scrap "What is your inspiration?" I am inspired by nature--the colors, textures, sounds. You might have already noticed that by the subjects of so many of my blog posts!

184/365, #81: Earrings

Don't you just love those curls and the earrings?  This pic says "Attitude!"

183/365, #327: Thrilling

182/365, #319: The Games We Play

Cannon ball!!!

181/365, #32: Boy

180/365, #313: Swim

I thought this pic had interesting reflections!

179/365, #309: Summer Fun

178/365, #47: Childhood Antics