Ada plays for Lucy, our backyard goat.
This is our very quiet Ada.
And this is our very LOUD Ada.
Ada and friends waiting for a Hummingbird to light in their hands. (Because they have seen big brother Broadus quietly and gently capture and release them in a similar way.)
mine enemy grows older 
Really powerful images, Rick! Love them.
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When are you coming Santa Fe way, Mr. K?
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Love your Ada pics. She is growing so fast and is so pretty. 🙂 I’m raising my granddaughter Ada, who is five. Adas are so special. (My mother is an Ada too. )
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Three Adas… they are special. Hope life is being good to you, Tina. Still writing?
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Oh my, time away from blogging hurts when you miss your friends so much, Rick. Your Ada is very special, Rick. Actually your children, yours and others I see gracing your art and beautiful blog, are very special. I miss you, my friend, and I’m also trying to jump-start my heart art. Time will tell. Slowing coming out of a harsh season to life anew. Be well, my friend.
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Let’s talk or email. Are we Facebook friends? Can’t find you there. We are in New Mexico now. 910-233-2497. rickmobbs@gmail.com Tomorrow or this week sometime. Good to hear from you.
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This photography is so vivid and lifelike I really feel the kids are going to start moving and talking to me.
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it’s nice to come back and read some of these. . .
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