CSD: Green Bay Botanical Gardens, Wisconsin

Monday, August 1, 2011

Green Bay Botanical Gardens, Wisconsin

These pictures are from a recent trip to the Green Bay Botanical Gardens in Wisconsin. A lovely place to visit and a sweet spot to let a crazy CSD individual loose. I totally recommend going there if you are in the area! Lots to see so be prepared to be lost in all of it's beauty and forget about the woes of the world!
http://www.gbbg.org

grapes image taken at Green Bay Botanical Gardens Wisconsin

Echinacea purple cone flowers image taken at Green Bay Botanical Gardens Wisconsin

Large developed Allium globe flower image taken at Green Bay Botanical Gardens Wisconsin

peach color zinnia flower image taken at Green Bay Botanical Gardens Wisconsin

hummingbird moth and pink phlox flower image taken at the Green Bay Botanical Gardens in Wisconsin

Seize the day and spend it as you wish.

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CSD (*Compulsive Shutterbug Disorder) ©

CSD ©

a.k.a. :

compulsive |kəmˈpəlsiv|

shutterbug |ˈ sh ətərˌbəg|

disorder |disˈôrdər|

1 resulting from or relating to an irresistible urge from an enthusiastic amateur photographer., esp. one that is against one's conscious wishes (or of friends and family begging to just get on with it, instead of holding up the show for a snapshot) : ie; compulsively putting camera lens to eye or having to pull the car to a screeching halt in order to get a photo.

• (of a person) acting as a result of such an urge : a compulsive search for the snapshot of a life time.2 irresistibly interesting or exciting; compelling : this image is of compulsive viewing from a CSD individual.
*we believe there is currently no cure or therapy for this unusual disorder.
CSD "Compulsive Shutterbug Disorder" © copyright of eDOOZIE, but feel free to use or refer to it with a link back to eDOOZIE somewhere within your website, blog or publication.