Time

And then one day you find ten years have got behind you
No one told you when to run, you missed the starting gun

I stand corrected

The Gray-headed Coneflower, Ratibida pinnata, is a native prairie plant of Ohio. Their bright yellow petals look to be drooping or swept back. The dark flower centers smell like anise when crushed, and they turn gray as the seeds mature. This plant is three to five feet tall, and blooms between June and September.
Prior to pioneer settlement, more than 300 natural prairies existed in Ohio, mostly in the western half of the state. They were primarily tallgrass prairies, with vegetation up to ten feet tall. Deep rooted and sunloving, these prairies were thought to be infertile by early farmers, because they had no trees growing on them. Unfortunately for the prairies, later farmers were a smarter bunch, and they wiped out many of Ohio's native plants after decades of intensive agriculture.

That Flower, Oh Ya! That one

Common Name: Green Headed Coneflower
Scientic Name: Rudbeckia laciniata
Colors: Yellow
Months Appearing: July, August

I'M Back

It took 6 shots of expresso but I made it back. Thank God for Starbucks

My baby's birthplace

Just realized I am only a few miles from where my baby was born. Maybes I can bring her parts back home so she can get put back together

Hmm!

Wish I was on a picnic table in a park looking at frogs but I'm not so I will just have to make the best of it

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