I even figured out how to use the “burst” function on my point-and-shoot camera so that I could take photographs continuously and get one like this!
Weekly Photo Challenge: Movement
Here is Moe, queen of our house. Moe was an abandoned street dog we took in over 12 years ago. We think she was about 1 year old when we rescued her, making her 13 now. As queen, Moe sleeps wherever she wants to.
(Fortunately, she’s too short to jump up on the bed, or that last sentence wouldn’t be true. I let a dog sleep on the bed — once — and that was one time too many.)
She looks to be part Australian Cattle Dog, maybe. The other parts, who knows.
We actually took in three abandoned dogs at the same time and named them Curly, Larry and Moe. Curly and Larry were brothers (black and white mixed breed) but weren’t related to Moe. Curly and Larry have died, leaving us with Moe as our only non-Labrador.
What a coincidence! I finished Session 3 of my Longhorn appliqué wall hanging and WordPress chose “Create” as this week’s photo challenge. And here he is, Dippity-Do after Session 3, where I finished the Longhorn body. I see that I need to tweak one of his back legs, where it looks like a pirate’s peg leg.
I still have to arrange the grass, sky and clouds. The pattern is by Susan Cranshaw.
Weekly Photo Challenge: Create
This is Dusty and how he looks to me when I am in the backyard with him. Describing him a “Velcro” dog is an understatement. (A “Velcro” dog is a term used by agility handlers for dogs who won’t leave the handler’s side.) It’s impossible for me to walk in a straight line, as he constantly darts in front of me to get my attention. By the time I get to the far end of the yard, I have travelled twice the distance due to my efforts to go around him.
It’s always something …
Weekly Photo Challenge: Close