One of the luxuries of living in a National Forest is seeing an ever changing view of nature. These pix and video were taken from my the window where I sit while writing.
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Taking a closer look
One of my favorite things about being a mother and a teacher is how children view their world. They see things we overlook. This photo from a few days ago, demonstrates that I was not only the teacher, but the student. “I like noticing details that no one else sees.”
Who’s a good boy?
Charlie is recovering from his puppy surgery. He was snipped and chipped on Thursday. Gary Larson’s Far Side cartoon (above) always come to mind when I hear of an animal being neutered. If you’re unfamiliar with his work, look him up, you’re in for a treat. Did someone say treat? Charlie seems to be recoveringContinue reading “Who’s a good boy?”
Thankful it’s August
Do you love August? You’re not the only turkey who’s feeling thankful!
Charlie – six months of fun
Charlie at six months In the months we’ve had Charlie he has filled my heart on a continuous basis. A few examples of ways he spreads joy: Watching him run and romp with his canine friends – full of joy and endless energy. Complete strangers turn to jello in his presence. Just the other day,Continue reading “Charlie – six months of fun”
Butterfly and Puppy
Resting on the trail enjoying the warmth of sun puppy causes flight.
Swimming Lessons
Testing the waters Until yesterday, Charlie has been reluctant to get in the water. In spite of the heat and his canine friends loving it, he’s watched from water’s edge. Earlier this week, he enjoyed time in a puddle which required a full bath. These pictures are from yesterday when he finally trusted his friendContinue reading “Swimming Lessons”
Follow Me (a deer story)
A stormy afternoon. For now, the rain falls gently, but darkness will be here soon. “Boys, follow me — I found a place for the night where we can keep our velvety antlers dry.”
Reenactment of Lady and the Tramp
Charlie and his friend Lane enjoy running and chasing each other and it’s a never ending source of amusement for me. She happily goes in the water and Charlie is learning to navigate the creek. They both love sticks. Today, on our hike they managed to share several different sticks and even tried to walkContinue reading “Reenactment of Lady and the Tramp”
Fawn on its own
Where is your mother? You’re too young to be alone! Stay safe Sweet Baby.
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