Wednesday, June 26, 2013
so.... what's going on?
On a morning walk crossing the golf course by one of the ponds where we often see "all the ducks in a row" we came across this image with a flock of birds all lined up on fence, roof and weather vane. The photographer snapped a picture at my request. It is NOT a good picture, even I realize that now...... however, here it is.
David went for a bike ride, passing pepper, lettuce and "strawberry fields forever",
past harvested hay fields
with bales waiting for stacking. Here you have a typical picture of "California, the Golden State" with her golden beautiful hills.
Lunch..... Salmon Salad Nicoise!
A visit from our Veterinarian George McKay of Mount Madonna Veterinary Clinic. He and his wife Gwen have a mobile clinic. They are just fabulous! We are still working on the Therapy Dog paper work....... Vet check done!
Rhubarb Extract? Rabarber Saft sounds a lot better...... earning a top shelf position in the fridge.
Yum. It looks so GOOD!
Mister Cat wondering what kind of "trouble" he might get into next? ^..^
Here the Vi'Skaly's Duo is keeping four eyes on the "hood"!
It was a warm Monday, we took the Ralle Dog to the beach for a walk, needing perhaps not a "Big Chill", but a Cool Down.
There are loads of photo ops in Monterey,
such as a ground squirrel and a crow,
Lovers Point,
games in the park,
some seal watching and with luck, one might even see whales frolic out in the bay. Currently there is a lot of whale and dolphin activity in Monterey Bay. Our recent University Graduate has a summer job as an intern, helping to count them. Not a bad gig!
We managed a shot of a baby deer running down the street, desperately trying to keep up with Mom.
And as always, making friends.
Heading home....... tired dog in tow...... So, there you have a little bit of "what's going on" making me think of the lyrics to an old Marvin Gaye song.
Have a great rest of the week everyone!
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Thank you for stopping by my blog. Your pup is beautiful. I'm partial to large breeds--once had a Saint Bernard named Rosie. The salad looks tasty!
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