A
dwarf sunflower bows down at the end of summer day, loaded with swelling
seeds.
Photos. Click on the thumbnails for a larger view, take a look.
A
dwarf sunflower bows down at the end of summer day, loaded with swelling
seeds.
Taylor
caught driving off with Mom's car.
Scrappy
doesn't have a look that isn't photogenic.
Dogs
caught doing what dogs do, or is that doo?
Birthday
cake for Kay, Fruit Basket from Cottage Bakery, that was some good cake!
Bobo
and Kay share a moment and pose for me.
Some
of the small gathering for Kay's celebration.
Grandma
and the newest puppy share a moment.
Many
of my photos of the dog show him sleeping. The best way to get a
good photo of him is when he is still. This photo shows Scrappy in
his crate, he is a very active sleeper. He can jump up and fall down
into another sleeping position very often. Sometimes he will bury
his nose and face under a blanket to sleep.
Ouch!
He seems to only do this to me.
The
photographer strikes again!
What
is up with this? Not the belt...
I
have to force Roscoe down into this posed shot.
Roscoe
is like the Energizer bunny, he can just keep going and going.
Exhausted
after chasing Roscoe around, Scrappy just has to get his puppy nap time
in. He is still just a baby after all.
He
just can't help being cute, it's just his nature.
Like
floating on a cloud, he loves his pet bed.
So
sweet, pet me he seems to say.
What
is it with these animals and their teeth?
Not
to ignore the other pets in the house, here is Yummy.
Cat
treats can make our cats forget about maintaining their personal space.
They come close to each other if treats are involved. I hold the
container of them just out of camera range.
He
likes it on his back and he likes his belly rubbed.
Just
watch out that the sweet mood doesn't turn into a play fight mood like
this photo shows.
Biting
and tugging are a popular activity. His mouth is his only way to
interact, touch and explore his world.
Sleeping
position number 2. Here is Scrappy on a changing pad.