Saturday Sillies

Madi was especially fond of Christmas time and wrapping presents.  When I wasn't looking, she would lick the tissue paper on the inside of the boxes...
 She licked it until I often had to get new tissue paper.

Flower Friday and Reminder Final Friction Friday

This is a blog hop click here to read other FFF

Flower Friday

Hosted by my niece Rosy SassyPants, Mayor Arty and Prof. Jakey

at LLB in our Backyard

This is our first time with Daisy Mums but we love the color.

This potted arrangement made it through our HOT HOT summer with constant TLC from my hubby.  We added the new mum to it to finish out the fall.

October 26, is the last Friday in October....if you wanna have fun and work on your crea8tive writing join us!

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Thoroughly Poetic Pictorial Thursday

Today we join Two  SPOILED CAT 

Angel Sammy and Teddy for their poetic pictorial poem.

In this program she was giving 13 Buffalo exams before they were going to
be sent to Russia to be a part of a breeding program..

Dr. Michelle Oakley

Yukon Vet

by Angel Madi(son) D Cat.

There is a show on NatGEO

It's is all about Dr. Oakley a Yukon Vet

She is always on the GO,heading to and fro.

She works on domestic pets at her home.

When she hears the call of the wild,

out onto the tundra she roams.

She knows no fear she will treat any wild thing far and near. 

I even saw her poke a bear.

Once out to a buffalo farm she was called. 

 She chased a buffalo who charged the truck.  

Too bad, so sad that Buffalo was slam out of luck.

She is full spunk.

She is full steam ahead just like Old Faithful.

No matter their speed, when there is an animal in need.

She is an expert with a dart gun and with one puff of breath.

He was down for the count.

She is petite and very quick on her feet, he had met his match.

In no time at all she covered his head with a towel

went right to work on him 'cause that is what she Loves...

she does it with such ease.

Sunset, Sunrise and Harvest

Photo inspired by the crew at Rocking and Rolling in the Rockies.

R and Shyla's mom takes the most amazing photos of  everything in her beautiful State.   Her sunsets

at 8,200' are breathtaking.  Thank goodness on Friday night October 12 at about 6:30 pm

I notice a glow coming into the kitchen window.

Knowing how quickly sunsets disappear, I grabbed my iPad.

This is straight out of the iPad just pure luck!!  

I don't think I have ever been able to capture 4 colors in a sunset.  I even caught a reflection

on the car too.

Thanks KB.  

I'm trying to keep My  Mind's Eye wide open for photo ops. 

Sunrise October 14, 2018 @ 6:30 am

Taken with my iPad

Saturday afternoon, October 13,  we saw a Harvest Festival and of course there were pumpkins

hay rides and jumpy houses and even face painting but I didn't get photos

because I didn't know the children.

I did see an adorable little girl whose face was painted like a fox.  Too cute

Tuesday Tale....May Belle

I am joining Comedy Plus’ Happy Tuesday Blog Hop.

I'm a child of the 1960's. We had all kinds of weird dances including the Watusi.  If I ever knew there was an animal called Watusi I forgot.  In My Mind's Eye I recall dancing the Watusi very much like this arms out or bent at the elbow.  Now I'm wondering if the arms up like this was supposed to be an imitation of this gorgeous set of horns May Belle has.

In the classic Watusi, the dancer is almost stationary with knees slightly bent, although may advance forward and back by one or two small rhythmic paces. The arms, with palms flat in line, are held almost straight, alternately flail up and down in the vertical. The head is kept in line with the upper torso but may bob slightly to accentuate the arm flailing. The dance, which became popular in the American surf/beach sub-culture of 1960s, may be enhanced if one imagines that ones feet are on sand.