Herman sniffing my shoe.
Hello, twolegs!
There were lots of seeds in the air today ... I guess they must have been dandelion seeds, although it seems pretty early for that, so I don't know. Herman walked into a tangle of them, and was not happy to get them in his eyes.
HALP!
Henrik the explorer.
Making his way through the plant life.
Those dandelions didn't seem that big before I plopped Henrik down in the middle of them.
Peeping around the corner.
Hiya!
Raphael dusted with a little pollen from walking in the grass.
A turtle's-eye view.
Here I am!!
Out the other side ...
Aw, look at his little mustache-looking thing that he's got there. :-D
In other news, today is kind of a date to remember for me. It's 20 years since I got my dog. My first and so far only dog ... and since I'm quite allergic to them she may well have been the first and last. :-( She was a wonderful dog though. Her name was Ronja and she was just so sweet and good-tempered and adorable. She died in September 2001, when she was twelve and a half years old. I still miss her every now and then. My little sweetie. :-) Here's a picture of us together that my friend M. took. Aw, my little doggie ... :-)
In other news, today is kind of a date to remember for me. It's 20 years since I got my dog. My first and so far only dog ... and since I'm quite allergic to them she may well have been the first and last. :-( She was a wonderful dog though. Her name was Ronja and she was just so sweet and good-tempered and adorable. She died in September 2001, when she was twelve and a half years old. I still miss her every now and then. My little sweetie. :-) Here's a picture of us together that my friend M. took. Aw, my little doggie ... :-)
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No, I think it's best you don't do an inventory of turtle pictures *lol* They are so adorable, though, so I can see why they are such a frequent photo subject ;o)
Great pic of you and Ronja!
Ikke løvetann... De hvite flyvetingene er fra trærne med gåsunger, der gåsungene ble lodne og nå slipper løs hvite flyveting i mengder. Holdt på å bli begravet i dem da vi gikk til hagesenteret på Tveita nå nettopp for å kjøpe verandablomster. Du ser det tydelig når du går forbi sånne trær.
In other words, not dandelion seeds ;-)
nice shots madam
Anne Ida, when you're right, you're right. ;-)
KAS, yeah, I know they're not dandelion seeds and that they are from trees. I think maybe from alder trees? Or på norsk? Det er i hvert fall utrolig mye av det akkurat nå.
Paz: thanks!! :-)
KAS: Tillegg: Jeg kom frem til teorien om oretrær i samrøre med min mor i ettermiddag. Skulle hilse. :-)
Thanks! i truly enjoyed those pictures. I remember going on vacation to la Ceiba, Honduras, my grandparents had 4 small turtles that would roam freely in the yard. We, as kids, had so much fun with them...giving them pieces of tortillas and their favorite: mangos and guanabanas! Thanks for bringing back memories...
Hei, I remember her... and this picture! I am sure I have a copy of it :-)
Dogs are just lovely. :-)
José-Roberto: thanks for sharing your childhood memories! :-) I'm glad I could bring them back for you. Turtles are wonderful animals, so much more responsive than most people give them credit for. In this country they're quite rare as pets and most people know little or nothing about them. They're great animals though, lots of personality. :-)
Marcos, hi, so great to see you here again! :-) You did meet Ronja, that's right ... and I think I did probably send you this picture. :-) Yup, dogs are wonderful!! How's yours??
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