Denyce and I were out and about taking some winter wonderland Pictures.
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Posted in Lifes Observations, tagged possums, snow, Winter Wonder Land on March 31, 2011| 4 Comments »
It is the end of March and what we have here is a winter wonderland. Stepping outside it is like entering a different planet.
This one is at the end of the driveway heading into the woods.
This was taken a few days ago. On our property there was very little ice except for the very tops of the trees. This picture is taken of the property across the road and leading up higher onto the mountain. The white is the ice encrusted branches on the trees.
Two of the possums we released this past summer. Why post them here? Because they are so freaking cute.
Posted in Lifes Observations, tagged bugs, cats, frosty paws, husky, nightshot, snow, stick bug on December 5, 2010| 1 Comment »
Just some items I found on the old camera. In the photo of the two grey cats. The kitten (Trouble) is now three times the size of the other cat (Deirdre). Trouble is our largest cat at the moment and earns every letter of his name.
Many a nights this spring I went looking for this frog. Sequoia and I just could not find it. Finally I found the culprit who just sounded like a frog, it was a really odd bug. If anyone knows what type it is please let me know. It is the one on the leaf, it is smaller than a penny
The box of possum was not dinner, it was from our possum release not too long ago.
The stick bug is just that. We get quite a few of them around here. They are always fun to watch.
The two night shots of the snow were taken tonight.
And of course the last is Sequoia eating her Frosty Paw, ice cream for dogs.
Posted in Lifes Observations, tagged dog, humour, husky, laughter, snow on February 6, 2010| 10 Comments »
You know you are in for a trying day when it is 5:30am and the snow in the driveway is up to your huskies belly. My saving grace is that it is Saturday which means that instead of securing the dog on the porch and dragging out the snow blower and moving snow for two and a half hours, I can turn around, stick the dog in the laundry room and go back to sleep and worry about the snow later. I’m not a fan of snow, yes its pretty, but pretty is only skin deep and ugly is to the bone. Watching Sequoia play in the snow does add a whole new element. I wish I had set the camera to video mode but at 5am I am not thinking that clearly, it is amazing I had the presence of mind to grab the camera. I seriously had to laugh as she bounded through the snow, tail in the air, mouth open tongue lolling out to one side. Every now and again she would dunk her face in the snow then pull it back out totally encrusted in snow up to her ears, her blue eyes sparkling. Then she would stretch out her neck, her eyes would narrow to slits as she put her nose high in the air and breath in all the scents the world has to offer her. The next moment she would be bounding through the snow again. If Sequoia has taught me anything it is to take the time to live in the moment. It is a lesson I forget all to easily, thankfully she is there to remind time and time again.