Friday July 6, 2018

Friday, July 6, 2018

This is a quintessential shot of how well Sunny has perfected the art of the dejected, neglected dog... he is an accomplished artist at evoking all guilt in anyone. Mind you, he gets perhaps the best treatment in the world, but his secret?.... "Don't let on that you know it!"

No quote today.... sorry

Hi, Peter again... so between us, I am going to be doing this for the next week, so my apologies in advance to our regular readers... as everyone knows, I am no Vicki.

I include below some animal shots because to be quite honest, between work and running a household, the animals are really my only other outlet that I have any time for or that garners my attention. That, and some flower and sunset shots is all I got.

Mr. Downward dog.... stretching not so subtly to indicate that he is ready now for a walk.... as if I did not know any better and needed some guidance or a reminder.

Pip #2 or as I call her "Miss Indie" who every night accompanies me to bed, and who waits patiently for me to arrive... only to them promptly ignore me. Typical cat.

The pink crape myrtles are in full bloom and are such a treat to see.

A dramatic summer sunset with beautiful clouds against the setting sun.















 






And last, in the process of cleaning out my closet on July 4th, I came across an old album that I must have collected from my grandparent's house when I went up to help my mother and aunt close out their childhood home after my grandmother passed away. It is an album containing old black and white "snaps" (as Grandma used to call them) of their days before immigrating from England to the U.S. The album is dated 1928, which was just before they were relocated from Maidstone, England to Lakeville, Connecticut.  The shots capture a real moment in time....

Leonard and Gladys Godding circa 1928, my mother's parents.