Dog, you're going for a swim because it amuses me (check out Boz's face), but him, not so much.
Holy mackerel! It's a life-size chia pet.
Reenactment of the 'Dove that Noah sent out'.
Oh good heavens Jon, yes, I'm in a fog. I'm still on my first cup for Pete's sake. (And check out what Boz thinks of the whole deal. Yes, he's really doing that.)
Dog, I am so coming after you. (yes, Boz headed for the deer, but when she put her head down and started coming after him....)
Veni...
Vidi...
Vici...
(Seriously. We just heard this crunching sound, the chipmunk was taking no prisioners and then he took off with the bone. Dude...)
Can you believe that the gal who has worked at the lake for years has only seen one otter?
And we saw all three (click on the picture to check out those choppers!)...
Yes, sometimes I just am this happy.
Because of this...
And this....
And it's where I find peace.
I hope you all had an awesome weekend!
Annie
12 comments:
Beautiful. I am glad you captioned those pictures though. I may have embarassed myself on the first picture by commenting what an odd looking fish you people caught. But he does make a cute dog.
love the chia pet!! great discovery!
love the chipmunk-takes-the-bone series...absolutely delightful!!! :)
thanks for sharing your wonderful weekend away!
Just stunning!!
Your so pretty and Boz is so cute and the sunsets are gorgeous!!!
HAPPY HUMP DAY TO YOU!!!
I wanna go campiiiing....(whine, whine)!
Wow Annie, I can hardly believe you saw all these things in one weekend. The Chia pet cracked me up!!
Oh, I so want to go up there!
Ha ha homey! You so funny. Still workin' off Friday's breakfast. Oy!
Take me there, please. What a gorgeous place.
Those otters just might be able to replace awesome cat.
You are a true hick at heart, aren't you? I'm so proud.
Glad you had a great time, Annie.
Wow the Lord has blessed you with alot of natural beauty around you to enjoy
Linked here from "Church of No People." I appreciated the photographs, esp of the mountains. They create a sense of peace and presence (of God). Since I used to live in Wyoming before moving to the flatlands, pictures of mountains are wonderful. wb
Warren, thanks for stopping by. I lived in Big Horn and it was a great place. Reminds me of here. It would be tough to go from mountains to Kansas. I mean Kansas is F-L-A-T!
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