OH I love your blog! I'm becoming fond of the cranberry limeades as well. Our Branson trip unfortunately did not include any Osmond shows, my bf is not a fan of shows, and we were saddled with 4 grumpy children. Next time we're going and leaving the kids at home! I am so jealous that you live on an alpaca farm! You & David are very lucky! I'm also joining the sock wars, thanks for the link.
thanks for visiting my blog. i love getting fresh visitors. there is a book about place names in the Grand Canyon and this website http://www.grandcanyontreks.org/place.htm#V excerpts from it. take a look at Vassey's Paradise.
Hey look! Dogs in photos get green-eye, as opposed to red-eye.
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Ah, Ted. That would be because of the tapetum lucidum.
ReplyDeleteOH I love your blog! I'm becoming fond of the cranberry limeades as well. Our Branson trip unfortunately did not include any Osmond shows, my bf is not a fan of shows, and we were saddled with 4 grumpy children. Next time we're going and leaving the kids at home! I am so jealous that you live on an alpaca farm! You & David are very lucky! I'm also joining the sock wars, thanks for the link.
ReplyDeletethanks for visiting my blog. i love getting fresh visitors. there is a book about place names in the Grand Canyon and this website http://www.grandcanyontreks.org/place.htm#V excerpts from it. take a look at Vassey's Paradise.
ReplyDeleteSo did pup dog automatically cross her paws in preparation for her glamour shot?
ReplyDeleteOh duh! It's not crossed legs but her natural stance.
ReplyDeleteI could have sworn they were crossed.
LOL - oh, lordy, portrait of a dog having a bath. The Lament! Pieta, even!
ReplyDeleteI really needed a cute dog picture right this minute, and this is more than sufficient. Thank you ever so.
ReplyDeleteRosa, pobrecita!
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