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Because you and all your friends decided to make an appearance at the ocean shore, I got to see you glow when you were disrupted by the crashing waves of the ocean.
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Red by day and blue by night!
Sunday, September 20
Kerinas brevis
Thank you little dinoflagellate guy...
We had a fun little date night watching the red tide tonight with our neighbors. Nature is beautiful...and even magical!
Red by day and blue by night!
Red by day and blue by night!
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So cool!!! Reminds me of some green starlike photoplankton in Greece. Amazing this earth is, no?
beyond cool. i have never been so lucky to see such sights. glad you guys are.
Jen, for the dress with the ruffle neck I just folded my old long-sleeved shirt in half and layed one of the girl's dresses on it (in half as well) and cut a little bigger than that. That way the collar was still the same collar and the hem was still the hem of the shirt. It took about 10 minutes. I did the ruffle just like you did on your shirt...same with the flower at the bottom. The dress with the green band was pretty much the same but it was a button-down shirt so it took a little longer to match things up. The one I'm really proud of we don't have a picture yet. I love craft blogs, don't you?
That is awesome! I might have to keep MIss Hailey up late to go check it out!
Sweet!!! I dont know if I've ever seen that! I'm pretty sure you guys live in the coolest place ever.
you captured that really good! i haven't seen this in a couple years, i want to go check it out again. thanks for the reminder! p.s. is it still happening?
That would have been so beautiful! I saw the northern lights once in Provo, I stayed outside and stared for about an hour.
That is really amazing-great pictures
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