Bath, Watching Yarn, and Rock Hounding

On Monday evening, Misty and 

Lily did their switch on me

again, Lily is going to 

bed with me.

However, she had to have a

bathe before settling down.

After the bath was done, 

Lily proceeded to watch me

crochet, watched until she

dived for the yarn moving as

I worked.

As it was, Lily slept with me, 

Misty never came to bed.

On Saturday I took a ride down

some back roads here around me. 

I was looking for maple trees 

growing along side the road.

I found another treasure instead.

I went down around the creek

at the local ballfield and 

JACK POT!

I went rock hunting instead.

The creek had actually taken 

out some part of the road, on 

the side of it but there were 

so many rocks.

I found these.

Rhyolite is the most silica-rich 

of volcanic rocks.

This gemstone holds no

properties for healing but 

in the past used for arrowheads, 

surgeons for scalpel blades and 

sharp knifes

is a naturally occurring volcanic glass formed 

when lava extruded from a volcano cools

 rapidly with minimal crystal growth.

This gemstone holds no

properties for healing but 

in the past used for arrowheads, 

surgeons for scalpel blades and 

sharp knifes

Red Jasper, also known as the 

Stone of Endurance, offers physical 

strength, energy, focus, and determination.

 Its healing properties detoxify the circulatory 

system, blood, and liver, while also reactivating 

a sluggish libido. Red Jasper can absorb 

negative energy, protect against electromagnetic 

pollution, and provide grounding

I also located some Yellow

Jasper on my creek adventures.

The next day I headed

to Columbia basically

to go to Wally World.

Longer trip to that one

but it has more than

the two closer to me.

The park as a dock for 

putting boats in the 

water, Lots of rocks

washed up after those

days of storms and 

rains. I was able to locate

these finds.

Basalt reads a lot like

Obsidian and Rhyolite.

Difference it is used 

for making cobblestones

and statues.

I also found more 

Red Jasper.

Did not take a pic of it 

but I found a couple

of pieces of glass, like

a glass bottle, like coke etc.

The sides were worn down

and it was no longer sharp.

So, I did not find sea glass

but I found some 

RIVER GLASS!

It is 11 am, thinking of 

heading back to the creek below

the house with my camera 

to take a few shots and see

if chance I can locate something.

What I find so strange on the 

rocks I found, we don't have 

Volcanoes in TN.

So, in the long run and I 

am sure it is LONG, but it

makes me wonder what

river runs into the rivers 

around me, and what runs into

it, and so on and so on.

Amazing.

Pam