Sea "of" Green

Well I must apologize for missing my day yesterday....I have been on vacation in Wyoming and was traveling back to Denver yesterday.  I have had an amazing time touring Yellowstone and the Grand Tetons. I thought I would have no problem finding the color for this week, however, I found every shade of green except sea green!! I even had my husband looking! So I decided to just post a few pictures that had a Sea OF Green!! I hope you enjoy!

 

This is the Grand Teton Mountains....the most beautiful moutains I have ever seen!

Here are a couple more shots just to try to let you see what beauty I have seen the past few days...

 

Have a great week!

Jeana

Sea Green {Natalie}

Hey everyone! Did you have a good holiday? We have cousins visiting right now and it's been great! When I saw the color was Sea Green I thought My sea glass necklace would be perfect! Sea glass is glass found on beaches along oceans, bays, rivers, or large lakes that has been tumbled and smoothed by the waves, water and sand, creating smooth glass. I love this piece! It was the first thing I purchased when we moved here. Have a great weekend!

See Green {Kendall}

Hello friends!  How was your holiday?  Any big events?  We played it pretty low-key this weekend which was nice!  I love being able to do things at our own pace instead of rushing around to be at 3 places at the same time!  My boys had a great time doing fireworks, we just wish it had been a little cooler here!  When it's still 90 degrees at night, it's too dang hot!

So, I completed my whole post just thinking the color was plain 'ol green.  Then I get to the bottom of my post and am about to publish when I realize the color is SEA green.  Hello, Kendall!  So, I decided to change my color to See Green.  You know, like I SEE GREEN everywhere I go. It's late and I don't want to redo pictures!

Anyway, here are my submissions for my imaginary color of the week.  When we went on our mini-vacation, we visited the Oklahoma City Bombing Memorial.  I had been to the memorial before at various times, but this was the first time to take the boys and to visit the museum.  If you are ever in the Oklahoma City area, I recommend that you visit.  It is an emotional visit, but is well worth the tears.

This tree is called the Survivor Tree.  It was damaged by the bombing, but still stands today.

I hope you all have a wonderful week and enjoy finding this week's REAL color!

Kendall