Wordless Wednesday – Allow your photo(s) to tell the story.
Linking to The Sunday Stills Photo Challenge hosted by Terri Webster Schrandt: Theme: Spring Green
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Hugh's Views & News 
Beware. The cat is watching… 🙂
All the time. It never closed its spring-green eyes.
Children’s book, nothing! Hugh. The Venus Fly Trap sounds like your next spooky story! What a fun post! Next week is the theme of Sunday Stills is “Respect the Cat” on my blog. Your green-eyed statue would be a perfect fit. 🙂
It would have been perfect for the challenge, Marsha. I’m allergic to cats so don’t have any pictures of real ones. I have to stay well clear of them. They seem to like me, though.
How could they not, Hugh? Animals always like the people who leave them alone. It’s a huge challenge!
The tree moss looks alive!
Maybe it was? I’m sure I could hear my name being whispered when I took the photo.
Wonderfully green, Hugh. I wonder if I can grow Venus Fly Traps here. My grandson is so intrigued by those plants. Lol. Happy Spring!
I don’t know anyone who has grown a Venus flytrap, Diana. In fact, I’ve never seen the seeds for them either. But they have to come from somewhere. I wonder if you’re advised to wear some thick gardening gloves when planting them?
My grandson and I have an ongoing fantasy story about Veenie the Flytrap, who lives in our forest. It would be fun to actually have one!
Sounds like an idea for a wonderful children’s book, Diana.
I’ve always wanted Venus flytraps! Fabulous.
They’re like little humans that could turn into the stuff of nightmares.
These are absolutely wonderful greens, Hugh. I don’t believe that I have ever seen a Venus Fly Trap plant is real life before. 😀
They’re out there, Donna. I usually only see them in the garden centres. Never owned one, but I’m tempted.
Wonder if it’s weird to say I love tree moss, Hugh? I always think it a sign of clean air. The cat would have freaked our daughter’s dog out – much as the Venus Fly Trap does me. LOL x
Not at all, Judith. I like what you say about it being a sign of clean air.
I rather like Venus Flytraps, but I’d never have one in the house! Just in case…
Hahaha – better careful than sorry, Hugh, Could get too close to the trap!!
Venus Flytraps freak me out, lol. Beautiful spring greens, Hugh.
They’re strange plants, aren’t they, Jacquie? Just imagine if they had a taste for humans 😳
That’s what I’m afraid of! lol
Spring has certainly sprung, Hugh, if the green gleam in the cat’s eyes are any indication! What lovely greens! Forgive this if I already mentioned it, but I’m commenting today from inside our new home!
Congratulations, Terri. That’s marvellous news. Hope your first night was good. When we moved to our current new home (5 years ago next month), we slept well the first night. I remember thinking about how dark it was. Previously, we’d always lived in the centre of a town or city. Do you already have wifi, or are you using your phone for a wifi signal?
Thank you, Hugh! We did sleep well our first night, even on the airmattress. It is dark here too, being rural. Only the distant lights of far away neighbors gave us some. Deer walked by the last two mornings. No wifi yet but yes, I’m using the phone data to comment and read!
Gorgeous greens, Hugh! I love the cat! Is it in your garden?
Thanks, Elizabeth. No, I found the cat in somebody else’s garden. Our dog, Toby, thought it was a real cat!