Sunday's Word: Maven

Maven/an expert or connoisseur.

Noah, a maven (expert) at stealing my heart!
Noah is a maven (connisseur) of my attention.

Saturday's Word: Volacious

Volacious/ Apt or fit to fly.

Bumble Bee (Hymenoptera, Apidae) The Bumble Bee is a volacious creature.

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Oh..... I'm bring home a baby bumblebee, won't my mamma be so proud of me?

Oh... I'm bringing home a baby bumblebee... OUCH! It stung me!!!!
bizzzzzzzzzzzzzzz....................................................

(Noah said bees bizzzzz, not buzz)

Friday's Word: Aeneous

Aeneous/ Brassy, golden green in color

The dinning room light fixture.

The doorknob to the upstair's porch door.

It reminds me of a face with two little eyes,

a big nose and a key hole mouth.

All of our doorknobs upstairs look like this,

this one is outside and exposed to the weather.

Thursday's Word: Daedal

Daedal/Ingenious and complex in design or function; intricate.
Finely or skillfully made or employed; artistic

Daedal Photography by Autumn. Model: Cassie as Marie Antoinette 2007

A daedal piece by Sharon at One Small Square

Wednesday's Word: Vibrissae

Vibrissae/ Any of the long stiff hairs that project from the

snout or brow of most mammals, as the whiskers of a cat./
One of several long modified feathers that grow along

the gape of the mouth of insect-eating birds.

Bella and Harpo's vibrissae are white.

Boo and Sniffy's vibrissae are black.

Tuesday's Word: Ort

Ort/a scrap or morsel of food left at a meal.

Caleb's sub ort.

Jersey's Giant Sub.

Best subs around.

No tomato, I still don't trust them.

Monday's Word: Aestival

Aestival/ Of, relating to, or appearing in summer.

Maple samaras--a.k.a. helicopters, whirligigs, seeds

Aestival maple seeds.

Aestival seedling that were in the gutters.

As a child, I always did this.

Noah models "Maple seed nose."

A Week of Word Photos, Let's Play!

I came up with this idea of doing a week of photos depicting the following list of words. I hope others join in this coming week.

Now, I have a little bit of an advantage because I found the words and already know the meanings, but you just have to look them up if you don't know the meanings already. You can find the words at Dictionary.com

One (or as many as you'd like) photo for each day. Be creative and have fun!

Here's the week's list;

Monday: Aestival

Tuesday: Ort

Wednesday: Vibrissae

Thursday: Daedal

Friday: Aeneous

Saturday: Volacious

Sunday: Maven

Let me know if you have any questions.