Two Years for Lucid Gypsy

Thanks WordPress,I just saw this in my notifications! Two years of fun, friendship and learning so much about the world. I’ve added lots of places to my bucket list, discovered things abut myself and amazingly gained more than a thousand followers. For me to keep doing something for two years is quite an achievement with my butterfly mind but the blogosphere has so much to offer that I can’t resist browsing around.

Happy Anniversary!

You registered on WordPress.com 2 years ago!

Thanks for flying with us. Keep up the good blogging!
Thanks to all my wonderful followers, I wish I could follow you all as well but it would be a full time job! I do love to pop in when I can and you are so appreciated. I’ve brought you a few flowers!

Weekly Photo Challenge: Escape

This week the theme of the photo challenge is ‘Escape’ and Cheri Lucas Rowlands says
‘Depending on your current mood and headspace, or time in your life, this word can evoke different emotions and conjure a variety of images. Maybe the end of your semester is near, and you yearn for vacation and release: the desire to disappear and run away, the need to unplug and shut off. Or perhaps you imagine quite the opposite: Lost in a maze. Stuck in a room, feeling boxed in, with the worst company. Frustrated in your own thoughts, wondering what to do next.’
The photo I have chosen shows someone escaping into meditation, I wonder where he went.

Join in at http://dailypost.wordpress.com/2013/05/17/photo-challenge-escape/ as usual.

Lazy Poets Thursday Haiku, Honey Bee

Wordless Wednesday

More Orang Utans

I just wanted to highlight Isobel’s post that I re-blogged this morning, it’s something that I feel passionate about so if you could just take a look at these beautiful creatures and go over to sign on the link from earlier it would be wonderful. http://isobelandcat.wordpress.com/2013/05/14/save-the-orangutans/

We like it here, but it would be better if there was enough food and nice trees deep in the forest.

Here is our forest

My cousin is hiding up there, he has darker fur than I do because he chooses all his own food!

This is a friend

Will you help to make sure that the baby grows up to have babies too?

Can you see all those rows of trees? They are taking over our habitat and we need help so that we can survive.

With credit to Ross and Lori Hall and Lindy Campbell who took some of these photos while I was too ill to hold my camera!

Save the Orangutans

Reblogged from IsobelandCat's Blog:

I was shocked to read this.
How can we even begin to think of such destruction? Do the mining and palm oil companies have another spare planet to pull out of their pockets when they sucked this one dry?
Do sign the petition.

Thanks Isobel, I've seen this destruction first hand in Borneo, I've signed, will you?

A Country Walk

Late spring in Devon, cold, damp, green and beautiful.