Insects, Flowers and my Love

Hello, dear hive friends, I hope you are all well and safety.

How are you all? I wish you are all happy I pray that God will guide us in everything that we do in life.

For today's blog, let me share with you this one lovely day when I get to do what I like and be with whom I love.

The day started out beautifully, the sun shining up above in the sky sun rays are everywhere and I had a good night's sleep.

After we did our chores at home, My husband to visit his mother who is just a few meters away from where we lived. Our kids played with their cousins, my husband fixed his scrap stocks in the yard while I roamed around to talk with my mother-in-law and take pictures around. I was able to take a picture of this weird-looking insect which looks so new to me. have you seen it around your place?

Mother-in-law had these pretty leaved ornamental plants too, the leaves look unique, ain't they?

And here are some wild Sunflowers. These grew on the vacant lot and were giving off lots of flowers. It has of no use since its leaves were too bitter in taste. Locals are used to seeing the flowers and do not appreciate that much too, well, except me.

Seeing a flower at this stage in bloom is rare so I took shots in different angles

Thsi one here is in a full bloom, and there is a huge difference compared to commercial sunflowers.

It's making me love them. It's so beautiful.

A little later, the sunset started making everywhere look so magical. the clouds the sky started to turn yellow, to orange, and dark clouds contributed a lot to the beautification of the sky.

Czak came to me and we took a selfie; He was asking for me to come over so we could play. h dragged his scooter and we went to a concreted floor. He does not know how to ride it yet but still, he had fun by dragging it around. Sometimes, he rides and I push him around and he will have so much fun.

As we played, the sky continued to become more magical! more and more colors are being painted in the sky.

And here is a glimpse of the cassava which my husband planted two months before that day.