Only Nominally a Knitting Blog. But Who Cares?

  • One L short of normal.

Stat Counter


Become a Fan

TypePad Profile

Get updates on my activity. Follow me on my Profile.

Twitter Updates

    follow me on Twitter

    Enter your email address:

    Delivered by FeedBurner

    « Terrier Tuesday -- Red Scarf Modeling Edition | Main | I Sent In My First Two Envelopes Today »

    Wednesday, November 02, 2011

    Comments

    Feed You can follow this conversation by subscribing to the comment feed for this post.

    Seanna Lea

    He looks thrilled. I have to admit that I'm a little wary about letting Victor off leash. He loves the other animals a little too much, and doesn't seem to understand that some animals are bigger or more deadly than he is.

    Carole

    Awesome! Dixie always loved our walks "down back" to the river because she could go leash-less.

    Becky

    It was a glorious day here, too. Jake, Buddy, and I took a long walk, too, although I don't have an area where I can let them off leash. Don't you love this time of year? Glad you are feeling well and enjoying it.

    Kym

    Bet he'll be catching up on his sleep today! What a fun outing for both of you. Enjoy these (fleeting) glorious fall days.

    Sandy

    Great picture! What a gorgeous day you both had to enjoy in such a pretty setting. Bet you each had big smiles on your faces.

    Abigail

    This makes me happy.

    MicheleinMaine

    But isn't Mr. Jeffries always smiling?

    It's been a great fall (except for that silly snow thing).

    Patty

    Go Mr. J Go! ;-)

    Cookie

    Woo Hoo!

    I'm so glad he had a good trip up the hill.

    gayle

    Days like that are even more glorious after that nasty snow stuff... We have to enjoy the hell out of them, knowing they won't last.
    Glad to see you're feeling better and ready to rumble again!

    elizabeth a airhart


    lovely

    custom essay

    J.S.Bach pointed out that with any instrument "all one has to do is hit the right notes at the right time and the thing plays itself." The distinction between sound producers and sound reproducers is easily blurred, and has been a conceivable area of musical pursuit at least since John Cage's use of radios in the Forties.

    The comments to this entry are closed.

    Services


    • 319712_342932112443374_212147665521820_818930_878689603_n

    Red Scarf Project Blog

    Blog powered by Typepad
    Member since 04/2004
    Blog Widget by LinkWithin