They're not tulips, they're callas or calla lilies :) I had a pot calla before, it bloomed a few times, but unfortunately, it died :(

Winter has yet to come. There are still berries in the forests! :)) Nice shots!

I remember the first time I ate pecan nuts. I had no idea what they were, well it happened almost 20 years ago, so I just saw them as some funny looking and tasty nuts :) Never saw a pecan tree before,

Thank you :-)

Love your #animalphotography entries. So beautifully taken :)

Grandmothers' recipes are the best ;)

They are! :-) Thank you for stopping by!

Thank you! :-) I also enjoyed your entry for MondayRed :-)

Mice, rats and horror stories are on the same level for me. Though, while the fear for the former only last until the moment they're gone, for the latter, it appears whenever I have to go out alone at

Sweetness overload!! Beautiful photos!

Thank you!

That's what I call talent!

Where are you from, Kayla? It looks so beautiful...

Rats scurried across the floor, executing their filthy duties with speed. I don't think I would have stayed there enough to explore. I'd run out the moment I'd heard them. Screaming. Terrified of the tension

The turkey looks yummy! I hope it tastes the same :) For Christmas Dinner my mom is making baked pork tenderloin, in my opinion, the tastiest in the world :)

Another great story that piqued my interest! “I smile because I already know,” she whispered in a voice full of dust and memories. James is not the only one intrigued by this line. I also cannot wait to

He was pale and shaking. “That is forbidden,” he said. I laughed. “So is attacking a fellow student.” I can always find lines in your story that entertain me. :-) Thank you for the great story. I look

I kept wondering what'll happen with scar and no scar, but I never imagined Prof. Aeron to be involved. Now you have my curiosity stirred...

너무 귀여워!

Love it! Hope one day I'll be able to see it too..