Not being part of a family any more gives me the perfect excuse to say hello to the young Hanuman again, and to introduce him to some of his family.
It seems like ages since I was out and about in cyberspace – sorry I’ve missed your blogs, and notes! Back from holidays, and my sick-bed, I’m hoping to catch up soon. 🙂
Hi Meredith,
What a perfect choice of subject for the challenge! Thank you for sharing this. I will never tire of watching monkeys, especially in the wild, although my experience there is limited.
Thanks, Naomi! It was such a treat to have had a relationship with Hanuman and his family, no matter how fleeting. 🙂
I woke up thinking about you this morning, worried since I hadn’t seen you in our family of late. This was a great post to return with. Good to see you back.
I’m missing them, Angeline, especially since the birds which kept me company when I first moved here seem to have moved on to whatever’s flowering now 🙂
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Hi Meredith,
It’s nice to see you and your Hanumans again. I’m glad you are feeling better.
Take care,
M
Thank you dear 🙂
HI, Meredith! Even I remember Hunuman and his family! It’s great to see them again. Glad you’re feeling better. 🙂
It’s a miracle the difference between illness and wellness – grateful to be out the other side! Happy New Year George 🙂
Welcome back, Meredith 🙂
Thank you Marianne – I’ve got so much catching up to do.
good to see you back … but I have been away too … trying to do a transcription job that is wonderful but takes all my computer time … always heart-warming to see Hanuman’s family 🙂 Stay well … summer ills are the worst!
You’ve changed your avatar, Christine! Sweet thing – what is it called? Take care of your eyes 🙂
it is the pied oystercatcher …. I am going to change my theme too but no time yet … the transcribing is 3/4 done now 🙂
Nice to see you, take care!
You too Gilly – Happy New Year 🙂
Loved to see your “family” again. Hope you are feeling much better. Terrible to be ill during all this heat and humidity, take care.
Came in, turned the a/c to 25 and said to hell with the bill – so I’ve not noticed that part!
I’m spending lots of time in the library… 🙂 Very hot today.
That’s a nice place to be 🙂
Just got back home, it was so COOL in the library
Great to see you again, Meredith. Hope all is well with you. Lovely choice for the challenge. 🙂
Great to be on the mend, Sylvia. Look forward to catching up … 🙂
Excellent choice for the theme and great to see you!
Thank you Phil 🙂
So wonderful to see the Hanuman group again and to hear from you. I hope you’re feeling better and will be sharing more of your wonderful posts with us soon.
Totally empty head, JM – hoping being able to get out and about again will tear the veils away!
Glad you’re back and hope you’re feeling better. I love your pictures of the Hanuman. 🙂
Aren’t they gorgeous? It’s not so exotic here, though the birds – thousands of them – have been a revelation. Just can’t seem to tell one from another – somehow they’re ore backdrop than familiar! Hope things are going better for you this year 🙂
Thanks so much for visiting my blog, liking several posts and following! All are much appreciated! Blessings, Robyn
Holidays- great! Sick bed- sucks!
Hope you’ll be back on form soon 🙂
They are so cute with their little ones!
Always happy to see Hanuman and his family! And happy to have you back Meredith. Take care.
So very happy to see you, Meredith! Welcome back 🙂
So glad you are back! I have been behind, so it has worked for me.
Meredith, sorry to hear you haven’t been well but pleased to hear you are now feeling better. Photos provide us with such warm companionship and lovely to see the H. family again!
glad to see you back Meredith
its so cute 🙂
Wonderful subject, wonderful photos. 🙂
You know, I’m glad to be home and am enjoying so many aspects of our land, but how can I not miss drop-in friends like these?