Today we once again join our friends at 2 Brown Dawgs for This ‘N That Thursday. Some days there’s a little of this or a little of that, but not enough for a full post.
Thank you 2 Brown Dawgs!
Courtesy of 2 Brown Dawgs Blog
Let’s Pretend
Let’s pretend that I’m like Jen at My Brown Newfies and that I actually think in advance to buy props and stage a Valentine’s day photo shoot.
Let’s pretend that once I’ve taken the photo, I can actually use a graphic image program to tweak that photo just a tiny bit.
Are you getting this?
Good!
Let’s pretend that this is a really awesome photo showing my dogs lying together in the shape of a heart.
Go ahead and laugh, I’m a writer not a graphic artist.
Are you done laughing?
Okay, then I promise I’ll do better next year.
Unless I don’t.
Snow challenges
Sampson and Delilah have a little yard routine they do when they hear or sense someone or something outside. Our yard is pretty large and normally they run out the door, down the deck stairs and up along the fence line. I call this synchronized running and if they ever offer it in the dog Olympics, I’m entering my two. (One day I hope to capture it on video, because it really is amazing.)
Then they station themselves at some point along the fence and observe or bark at whatever they please.
And there are other days when they burst out the door and one runs the fence line, while the other one runs up the stairs. I guess this is their Hawaii Five-0 “you go this way, I’ll go that way” approach.
Our back yard is mostly hill. Up hill as you may or may not be able to see from the photo. The dogs can get back there either by running the fence line or by the stairs in the back.
After Charmo hit, there was no place for the dogs to potty, so Hubby used the snow blower and made a path around the house and a small area off the deck, but he didn’t blow along the fence line.
While the snow is beginning to melt, there is still a lot of it!
These are the stairs up back, I haven’t had a chance to shovel them yet.
So the other morning when Sampson got his dander up and charged out the door I said, “Where you gonna go?” Then I laughed as I watched him run from one side of the house to the other via the snow blown path.
This morning however, I noticed Delilah tentatively (VBP) picking her way down the fence line. Apparently the snow has melted enough for her to attempt the backyard.
Hold tight, I’m still working on that video. 🙂
Many thanks from our friends at the 2 Brown Dawgs blog for This ‘N That Thursday.
Do you plan photo shoots for your dogs? What kind of programs do you use to watermark or tweak your photos?
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