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Thank you very much Mara, Ksmom, Wanda, Sharon, Ralf, Dytie, Diti, cindy, and Sheila for your great comments.

Thank you very much Katy for your nice comment.

Thank you very much Elaine for your great comments.

Thank you very much Wilma, Eileen, and Gale for your great comments. Much appreciated.

Thank you much Approvers for the Blue on this image. Much appreciation.

Thank you much Heidrun and Doug for your great comments.

Thanks for your comment Max. a little behind on commenting & visits Eh?. You are not alone!
You know, Many Moons back, in the dark ages, I remember everybody had time to visit with neighbors or relatives with the light of a Kerosene lamp, and you left your house unlocked. My folks as I remember then, didn't even have a key to lock a door. The only keys for vehicles were in the ignition at all times. Anybody that needed a vehicle could use it. If no key in vehicle, everyone knew how to hot-wire it. No worries about break-ins into homes or cars.
Then the world came into a Rush, Rush, mode, and not time for visiting, and couldn't leave home or someone could break in!
Then came the Internet, and we could again visit with each other til the wee hours if we wanted. That was Cool!
Now again the world got bumped up into the new Rush, Rush, Version and nobody seems to have much time for visiting again. And now you don't dare walk around or go to a store, used to be the case at night, but now it's at any hour. You might get mugged, or even shot for no reason whatsoever.

Anyway Thank you much for taking the time to stop & visit via the Cloud. Can't even do that without worrying that someone will steal your ID. There's really no need to break into your house anymore!

Yes, that would certainly be a bad thing leaving the car unlocked then.
Zucchini, I think the only worry Mom had about it was us kids picking it and cooking it to snack on, but there was plenty of it anyway.

Thank you very much Susan, for your great comment.

Thank you very much Kristina, Bumpui, and Dorothy for your great comments.

Thank you much Charlotte. Yes that will soon change unless we get some rain. Monsoon season is about mid June when the farmers start haying! Sometimes we don't get much of anything then either.
So far the Desert has been very pretty lately with lots of nice Desert flowers. This morning was especially nice, and took lot of Desert flower pics. Might head there again tomorrow. It's only 10 miles to where I go chasing the Big Horns.