This day in my blogging history
2018: Clouds in my city
I saw the sky first.
I watched it suspiciously for a while
and then asked uncle: (Read on)
2019: Two towers and a true poem on how I didn’t become a…
Millionaire
Suffice to say,
I knew it wouldn’t end all that well (Read on)
Manja Mexi Mexcessive (closed) 
I have to remember that some photos do look better in black and white – nicely done!
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Thank you, Dan. I must say that I just stopped trying in the last couple of years. I like colours too much (and don’t really get black and white photography).
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I enjoyed your photos – I always get a smile from your posts. The pair of dog photos are so cute! (I am curious, now, about the translation for that birthday card 😁).
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This is lovely to hear, Andrea, thank you. I found it online and just hope it says what it says. 😀
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You’re welcome! I hope so too 😁
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Adorable doggie photos!
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Thank you, Lynette. 🙂 She is a neighbour, always barking and howling. Hilarious.
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Is that a beagle? They do like to sing. (K)
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She is a mix with possibly something huntery like a beagle. She barks every time we pass, no matter how often we see each other. Not at me, at bestia. Such a fierce little thing. Thanks, K.
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I lived next door to a beagle once. Never a moment’s peace.
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I can hear the howling while I look at the photos. Around here I get such a crack up when the coyotes start howling up a storm and that gets the neighbor dogs excited and howling, which of course kicks the coyotes up a notch.
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Ahh, I can just imagine. Howling is cute but barking I can’t stand very much. We have many barkers around here, including bestia when a car passes or a (male) dog. 😦
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