Emma O'Dolan

@emmaodolan.bsky.social

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"Not all those who wander are lost." JRRT

Don't go into the woods today; you're in for a big surprise.
And reap the whirlwind.
Wisteria Dragon
Mondrian Dragon
Midsummer dragon about to start a bonfire.
Ruby Dragon
Green Tara and Dragon
Dragon or kneading (or needing) bread.
Good morning, Dragon Tuesday!
At the park
Cross-stitch earth dragon in the works.
In a spin dragon
Good morning.
Dragon stitching dragon
Guess who's coming to dinner.
Mountain laurel
Dragon Moon
Abstract dragon ala Picasso
watercolor morning glory
Red Sky Dragon
Covered Bridge
Time Dragon
Therapy Tea Cozy
Farewell
AI version of a Viking dinner
Once upon a time, the herb, Fennel, was eaten (secretly) on fast days.
Old-fashioned Word of the Week: Evoe
This is a picture of the painting with the trunk down. This isn't the only way to hang the picture.
Knitting dragon--well, just learning.
a skillet of haluski
Very true quote by Charles Schulz
Some herbs have been associated with Valentine's Day.
The cover of 'Nowhere Man' by Ian Wilson
Latin Phrase of the Week: Something done very fast.
Nursery Rhymes might not be so childish after all.
An AI picture of a groundhog that is not being pulled out of his den to forecast the weather.
Journal prompt about dreams.
Very cozy scene created by AI
A journal, an adult drink (strong tea), and books to write about. This is a pleasant way to spend a bitter cold day.
Picture of lovage--a nice plant but not a panacea.
Traditional meal for Robbie Burns Day. Just add whiskey.
Buckwheat muffins are a good cold-weather breakfast.
New Year's Quote: May your troubles last as long as your New Year's resolutions by Joey Adams
embroidered Celtic bird patch
The Great Wave Dragon
the zodiac with herbs
Old-Fashioned Word of the Week: Brickbats
a picture of a book that has a conversation going with its reader.
A small, 3-D afghan with various squares, some foolish looking.
A picture of the cover of "A Brave Vessel" by Hobson Woodward
The Latin phrase 'I hold a wolf by the ears' means the situation is too risky to hold or let go of.
A First-Footer ready to make an entrance.
Happy New Year Dragon
Basket of winter herbs.
Journal Prompt of the Week about starting a tradition
Christmas Tree scene compliments of AI, but quite pretty, I think.
Holiday Dragon
A picture of the cover of Hercule Poirot's Christmas by Agatha Christie
Erma Bombeck's fruitcake quote.