This is Sharon, a lady with a name that was easy for me to remember. I saw her at the Desert Botanical Garden adorned with this colorful hat. When I got closer I noticed there was a hummingbird feeder attached to the hat along with the bright flowers. So, I asked Sharon what the story was. She said she had injured her shoulder pretty badly and couldn't get out and do things like she was used to so she created this hat that she wore in her own garden and the hummingbirds would whiz around her head and drink from the feeder. She decided to try it out at the Desert Botanical Garden to see if it had the same effect. At the time I saw her, she said she hadn't attracted any birds yet.
22 comments:
So unexpected! :-)
You are very clever to notice, engage Sharon in conversation and get these wonderful photos and stories for today's theme. Well-done!!
Oh this is briliant, cheered me up no end!
terrific interpretation & photo!
She's an example to us all to not let anything hold you back! Good one, Sharon (both of you)!
how clever of her!
Now, that is just fun! Nice looking hat too.
What a wonderful idea and this is a fantastic shot for Theme Day! My hummers buzz my head all the time, but I never thought of putting a feeder on a hat.
I want one just like this!
Zest and fashion sense ;-).
Wow, this is a zest for life. How creative she is!
Wow, Sharon! Perfect interpretation and photos for today's theme!
Fantastic! What a delightful woman, although I might wonder a bit about someone with a bunch of hummingbirds buzzing around her head! :)
Super post for theme day!
Goodness! So those flowers are real......I admire her spirit. Great theme day pic.
That is entirely different!
What? No beer stein and straw?
A Zest for life, I love it.
Is this "zest" as in "nuts?"
Funny hat and funny story.
J'adore these shots Sharon, made me smile like no other shot today, some people have truly amazing spirit oui :)
That IS a creative idea. I'm frankly amazed that it works!
This made me chuckle!
You had really delivered on the theme day challenge, Sharon. Wonderful photographs and, wow, what a find!
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