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Hummingbirds are back!

This video was taken last night just as it was getting dark.

Author-of-the-Month (follow up to Shop Local)

I truly enjoyed the month of April as Author-of-the-Month at all four Timbuk Toys stores in Denver. It was lovely meeting people and sharing Aliana Reaches for the Moon. Toy stores are such a happy place. I received a warm welcome each time I visited a store from both the employees and shoppers. I enjoyedContinue reading “Author-of-the-Month (follow up to Shop Local)”

Wordless Wednesday 5/1/19

Let the melting begin

We have snow again. Not the foot or more that was predicted, but the sandals are back in the closet and the warm clothes aren’t yet put away. Tomorrow is May 1st.

A Debut Author’s View Of The First Month by Laura Roettiger — Lauri Fortino’s Frog On A (B)log

Every author celebrates and promotes the launch of their debut book in different ways. Some take trips around the world, while others stay closer to home. No matter how you celebrate, the first month after your first book baby is born is almost always a blur of activity, usually including readings and book signings at […]Continue reading “A Debut Author’s View Of The First Month by Laura Roettiger — Lauri Fortino’s Frog On A (B)log”

King of the Mountain

Taken on the peak just behind our house. The first time I took him there a year ago, he could barely make it over a small felled tree. At this point, he’s leaping over everything and runs laps and circles to get in some exercise on this very short climb.

Clouds above the Continental Divide

Colorado sky hosting magnificent clouds snow covered divide

Wordless Wednesday 4/24/19

Full Moon – Part Two 4/20/19

Saturday morning, the full moon played peek-a-boo in the western sky

Full Moon Part One 4/19/19

Usually my pictures are taken with the mountains for a backdrop, but I didn’t make it home last night due to events yesterday afternoon and this morning far from home. These shots, which I took through tree branches created a different effect. I like it, even though neither the branches nor the moon are asContinue reading “Full Moon Part One 4/19/19”