Centipede, Chase, Hide and Seek, Praying Matis, Piney River Resort and Church

 

 Centipede

got in the house on Monday

evening. This is not the 

first one I have found in the 

house. Usually, I will see one

of the girls sniffing around

one of the doors and later I 

find one of these.

I think they slitter in under

the door. 

When I went to look them

up, cause I look everything up,

I found that a centirpede and millipede

were not the same. 

I have heard both names growing

up and just assumed.

Centipedes are typically orange, 

yellow, tan or black. 

However, a centipede can be

multicolor

Millipedes can be bright colors

of orange, yellow and red but 

it is more common to see black or gray.

I am leaning to a millipede on 

this one. But, there again, I 

don't know.

I did learn this about the 

two..

CENTIPEDES ARE VENOUMOUS

Well, YAY. 

Whatever I learned I do know 

this, this got in, one of the 

girls got it (thinking Lily),

and played with it till it stopped

running away.

When I found it in the 

laundry room floor, 

it was twitching around some.

I took it outside 

to live or die.

Speaking of Lily, this 

nice Tuesday morning, she

is being needy. She does this

every so often. I have tried to type

this post and this little bit

has taken an hour!!

She demanded to be brushed.

She called to play chase,

She summoned me to play

hide and seek, and yes, I 

did them all.

Actually, our chase game

turned into a game of hide

and seek when she thought 

jumping in this box I would not

see her.

 

I flipped the lid over and 

started calling her, saying

where is Lily, she never moved.

I flipped the lid back and 

said, there she is and she

laid there.

I laid in the floor a 

good ten mins while Princess

Lily got her head scratched.

Oh, and the purrs were great.

I stopped when she gave

me that little nip that said,

all done!

I HAVE THE MOST
SPOILED FUR KIDS!!

I forgot all about this 

little critter I found climbing on 

my trash cans when I took 

trash out.

He is so tiny.

Such a cool looking

critter the 

praying mantis is.

I hope he stays away from

my hummingbird feeders cause

I read those birds love to 

eat these insects.

On Monday, I felt the need to 

get out. I grabbed the camera

and just went.

It was overcast which is

really a great time to shoot but

before I had time to travel

anyplace for shoot, it started with

several rains coming in.

BUT,

before the rain moved in, 

I found the coolest place.

Ventured down a road I had

not went on, and just took out

following the black top.

I came upon

Piney River Resort.

I have heard of it.

I have seen signs off Hwy 48

for it but never ventured off 

to see it.

Sorry it took so long to 

find this beauty.

At a resort you have the visitors but 

there are the ones that live there

all year and some that come

6 months out of the yr. 

To get close enough to see

if this area went all the 

way through I would have had

to step onto a regular's patio and 

I opted not to that. 

So, this is the closest shot

I could get.

Gotta wonder if those caves 

stop there, shortly inside or

go all the way through.

Mother Nature with her 

creative side can do some 

amazing things.

Also located this church.

Est. in 1810.

There again, I wonder if the original 

church has been replaced at one 

point with this one. Thinking so.

Advice for the day, 

take a drive and soak 

in the sites,

Pam