We got loaded into the car for an adventure...we'll tell you about it some other day...
It's been a whirlwind of a week for petcretary...but we got through it, and hopefully the coming week will be a bit slower paced...yup, as if!
It's turned 'fallish' too, and now a lot of trees are looking very pretty in their fall garments.
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| This is a picture of our friend closing the gate before he takes off with a load of logs he's cut up...the board is needed to keep us from trying to get through the rather wide gap in between the gate 'doors'. |
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| I love to smile like this when I know we are going HOME! |
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| I am thinking how nice it will be when I can get out of this harness and romp and dig in our yard... |
Hari Om
ReplyDeleteThose are some mighty big logs! As for the car ride...hmmmmmm I am suspecting a vetinary run... Hugs and wags, YAM-aunty xxx
Great selfies, boys! Have fun digging and romping!
ReplyDeleteThose are some very big logs that man loaded in the back of his truck to chop up into kindling. And you two do look happy about being on the ride home. Have a wonderful Sunday.
ReplyDeleteYes, going home is always the Best! You look furry happy!
ReplyDeleteSuch a big 'n' happy smile you've got there Dalton ... now, you Benji ... you're just planning ahead for your home-going time, we think! Happy trails to all.
ReplyDeleteI can see that you are happy to go home, anyway you both have adorable faces !
ReplyDeleteYou boys are so cute riding in your car.
ReplyDeleteSo, 'escape artist' is listed on your resumès?
ReplyDeleteWe can't wait to hear about the adventure. Tigris and Styx who have to stay home.
ReplyDeletedoodz..think oh how much fun it wood bee ta DRIVE de car ‼️😸🐟🐟🤎🧡💛
ReplyDeleteCar rides are fun, but getting back home is pretty pawsome too!
ReplyDeleteThose are some honking big tree logs! Whoa. I'm sure the plant is just a little assurance you guys don't go oin walk-about. Your Petcretary just wants to keep you guys safe.
ReplyDeleteThose are great car selfies. Mom says that the clock was like that when she moved here in 1999. She's not sure where the parts are for it. Our Dad never had it assembled when he moved here WAYYY earlier than she came.
ReplyDeleteAww, that's too bad, it looks like a beautiful 'piece'. Sometimes my dad had to make parts for clocks, and he even did house calls. Of course these days clock makers, the old fashioned kind, are a dying breed...I can hardly find anyone to fix my antique cuckoo clock...and what is my other clock from the Netherlands conks out? Sheesh.
DeleteGoodness those are humungous logs!!!
ReplyDeleteYes they are...there were several trees of that size that came down back in May when we had those storms. I think three, plus many other 'thinner' ones, though even they were large enough to ruin my fence and take down others on their way to the ground. Its so much better now, but still needs more lumberjack work...mine for the smaller stuff and our friend does the hige stuff, a bit at a time.When his truck is full, he stops. Good idea!
Deletecoming home is da best... we have to sniff all places and there are 87 peemarks we have to place...
ReplyDeleteJava Bean: "Ayyy, going out exploring is nice, but home is definitely the best place to be!"
ReplyDeleteCharlee: "I could actually skip the whole 'exploring' thing ..."
You look so happy to be on the road again
ReplyDeleteOh, how we love your smiling faces, sweet doggies Dalton and Benji💗What a great environment you all live😸Double Pawkisses for a Happy Day to all of you🐾😽💞
ReplyDeleteWhew sending purrs that you all can sit back and take a breather. I loved your adorable faces
ReplyDeleteHugs cecilia