JBigg: Life in Kentucky: February 2022

Today is a rainy, windy, darkish day in Western Kentucky. I made sure to fill my feeders yesterday when I saw the weather report. It doesn't make for taking great pics of the birds, but I gave it my best.

A small chickadee looks pretty wet in these pics below.

The cardinals have been at my feeders since early morning eating safflower seeds.

The female cardinals are busy eating too. They are soaked and hungry.

Hope you have been able to fill your feeders. I know it will make the birds happy.

Thanks for stopping by - Judy.

Linking to:

Our World Tuesday on Monday

Met Monday @ Between Naps on the Porch

Photographing New Zealand @ My Corner of the World on Wednesday

Wordless Wednesday

Wild Bird Wednesday @ Paying Ready Attention

Classy Flamingo @ Poinsettia Drive

Thankful Thursday @ It's a Small Town Life

Wandering Camera @ Ink Torrents Graphics on the last Thursday of the month

Little Things Thursday @ Random-osity

Friendship Friday @ Create With Joy

Pink Saturday @ How Sweet the Sound

Saturday's Critters @ Viewing Nature with Eileen on Saturday

Bird DePot @ I'd Rather Be Birding

Mosaic Monday @ Letting Go of the Bay Leaf on Sunday

Love Your Creativity Link Party @ Life and Linda on Sunday at 2pm

Sundays on Silverado @ The House on Silverado

Nature Notes @ Rambling Woods on Monday pm

I have a sweet Valentine table for you today. The old Elvis song "Kiss me Quick" was recorded by Elvis in 1961 and released in 1962 through RCA. and is the theme for my Valentine table.

When I decided to use this fabric for a table runner, Elvis came to mind with his "Kiss me Quick" song.

I'm setting a table for two to share with my Valentine sweetie! Fresh pink tulips, antique pinkish red china, and a big red heart style this Kiss Me Quick tablescape.

Although the two place settings aren't matching sets, they work together for this Valentine table.

The salad plate in the pic below is by Wood & Sons and made in England. The dinner plate is English Ironstone also made in England. Both plates were purchased at an estate sale and their color is a palish red.

The second place setting of dishes is from the Romantic England Red collection by J & G Meakin. The coloring on these transfer dishes is a little brighter red than the first place setting above. The salad plate is Penshurst Place and the dinner plate is Haddon Hall. These were purchased at antique stores on an outing with friends.

The fresh pink tulips were closed when I purchased them at my local grocery. By today, the flowers were beginning to open. Don't you just love tulips!