Well it’s my 300th post, in the beginning, a little more than 2 years ago I would never have thought that I would do that many. I had once before posted some of my writings on another blog space, it just sort out there, somewhere. Yet at Word Press I have met some very interesting people who have very interesting life’s and are willing to share it. I have been to places I will never get to visit. Been given ideas and thoughts that I never would have thought of on my own.
So thank you, to all of you who have visited my blog, with likes and comments. I’m sorry for being really bad at replying, but life for me is one on the fly, with work and many volunteer commitments. So the time I do have I spend trying to keep up with all of you that I do follow which is about 600, all of your interesting thoughts, pictures and some humor along the way.
So I’ll just keep blowing bubbles, (do more posts that strike my fancy and hopefully you might find interesting,) like my friend the spittle bug. I have always been curious about how they make so many bubbles? How in their evolutionary history did one of these fellows think to blow bubbles as a means of hiding while it went about having a meal and why other spittle bugs figure it might be a good idea?
antilandscaper 
No reply necessary. I enjoy your cool postings. Peace.
Congratulations and I’ve never seen a spittle bug – fascinating.
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Another great photo
I haven’t seen a spiottle bug but I have frogs in my pond that do the same thing to for their eggs. Great photo.
Please keep them coming 😀
I really enjoy your blog! 🙂
Congrats on 300. Thank u for following. .tisha
Thanks for the photos on the spittle bug, which I’ve never even heard of. Congrats on your 300th post! I might make 100…one day. Even on WordPress, I’m more slow-media than most. Cheers. And keep it up.
Is that the same thing that causes foamy yuck on my rosemary?
Congratulations:)
Keep blowing them bubbles.
Hi anti! Your photo brings back memories of Indiana…we used to call something similar…snake spit. Made it seem so much more exciting in our minds. Thanks!
Great post, and congratulations; thank you for keeping me entertained. 🙂
May you have continued blog success.
This is a little gross. We have a pretty rosemary right outside our back door, and I love to rub my hands through it whenever I walk by, and half the time I end up with spittle bug juice on me. Meh.
It may be, but it is a wonder that those little guys can blow so many bubbles and with all things it better to look before you touch.lol Thanks for the comments
Cant wait to reach this feat🤞
I have to ask, are you talking the number of posts or being able to blow bubbles? Thanks for the comments
Number of posts. I know they can only get better and better with time owing to consistency