Come into the light, and let it bathe you with peace and happiness this Friday morning.

Homemade food drive I came upon on my walk in the ‘hood this morning. Love my neighborhood in the middle of red Oklahoma.

Tree in my neighborhood this morning on my walk. Nature is astounding.

Watched the first episode of The Lowdown last night, written and directed by Sterlin Harjo and set in Tulsa, OK. Blown away by Ethan Hawke's gutsy down-and-out character taking on the world. Thanks, Sterlin, for a rip-roaring good time.

Everyone does better when everyone does better.

It's getting harder to find good news in this twisted country. But our little Juju is 13, and she still likes to cuddle with me, and I'm seeing friends tonight AND tomorrow night AND going to see Bonnie Raitt at Red Rocks with friends next week, so there's good news in my little space, after all.

Shrooms on my walk today. Really rare to see shrooms in Oklahoma in July.

Juju is here to remind you that rest is important when the world is caving in around us.

This iris seems to be dancing in the light in our yard today.

The irises in our yard are exceptional this week.

The giant hosta and I are very happy in our backyard today.

The fish and I are vey content in our backyard today.

My neighbor’s roses looking quite regal in the morning sun on my walk.

An image I captured in my garage studio using oil, water, a glass bowl, lighting, and some colorful cloth. "The sun is a mass of incandescent gas, a gigantic nuclear furnace." They Might Be Giants, "Why Does the Sun Shine?" #Stunday #BlueSkyArtShow #photography #art

I'm obsessed with photography. Just ask my husband who is a big supporter even though I am constantly buying new gear and planning photo safaris. For #scape day on Bluesky, here's a recent photo I took in southern Utah last September (embedded in the photo is my copyright).