Brothers on a mission
/Okay, I admit I'm not positive all three of these cute critters are male (hence the brothers), but they are most definitely siblings.
How do I know they're related? Because these little squirts are...
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/WORDLESS WEDNESDAY
March 30, 2014
Today's question:
What animal most recently crossed your path?
Picture this: If you give a squirrel something sweet
/This is what happens when a squirrel discovers hummingbird food spilled on the deck railing:
All cleaned up lickety split!
Today's question:
Considering yesterday's giveaway post for Munch! and today's post about licking, when it comes to sweets, do you prefer those you munch or those you lick?
Picture this: Letting sleeping dogs lie
/My sleepy dogs being, well, bizarre:
Mickey
Lyla
Today's question:
Where do your animals sleep?
Flowers and dogs
/I originally planned a rant-filled post for today to talk about my terrifying experience walking my dogs on Tuesday, the day a stray dog—yes, a pit bull, but let's not go there as my Mickey is part pit bull—attacked Mickey, Lyla, and myself as we headed home. Mickey took the brunt of it...no, all of it. I was going to show you pictures like this (graphic and hard to look at) one of my poor Mickey when he returned from the vet after the attack:
And I was going to climb atop my soap box to <cuss> and complain about irresponsible dog owners who don't keep their dogs restrained as they should, tagged as they should in case they do escape, and cared for as they should. I planned to note that not doing such things is especially irresponsible for pit bull owners—who, if they're going to have pit bulls, should do right by them and the public!—and when a dog is obviously a nursing mother with babies somewhere. I was going to complain about the injuries to my dog, the injuries to my pocketbook because no owner has been found to reimburse me for vet bills, and the injuries to the abandoned puppies and the nursing/attacking mother who is now held at the Humane Society until May 21 and will be euthanized if not claimed by her owner before then. I've called; she's not been claimed. Despite what she did to Mickey, that breaks my heart.
But...
Instead of telling you all that, I've chosen to focus on something more positive today since I can't do diddly about what happened to Mickey. My more positive focus? Flowers.
Below is a slideshow of flower photos I've taken over the past month. Some are from Megan's place in the desert, some are from my place in the mountains, many are of the blooming beauties Jim and the girls gave me for Mother's Day.
Enjoy!
As the slideshow feature tends to cut off parts of the photos to fit the box, feel free to view the full photos HERE.
(PS: Mickey is doing a bit better. The vet promised a difficult time for the next 10-14 days and so far he's been right—but it's getting easier and less painful...for all of us.)
Today's question:
Flowers and dogs? Thoughts on either?
