She used to frolic in flurry phenomenons. Now, she just sits amazed as if she is watching every snowflake, and she doesn't seem to mind sporting a little snow on her back.
See more critters that posed for the camera over at Camera Critters HERE.
Re Mark Twain, I heard a piece on NPR saying that Twain wrote numerous drafts of an autobiography and wasn't satisfied. One was published several decades ago, and that might be what you have. The current one is the one he considered "final."
Great photo! At Portland Oregon Daily Photo my theme day post—favorite 2010 posted photo—will be up after midnight in Portland. In the meantime, I have a special New Year’s Eve post. Happy New Year!
Our 1st significant white stuff comes tonight... 8 inches?
ReplyDeleteGuess you better get out the shovel, Birdman! Have fun in all that snow.
ReplyDeleteshe looks adorable
ReplyDeleteWith age comes a certain dignity.
ReplyDeleteRe Mark Twain, I heard a piece on NPR saying that Twain wrote numerous drafts of an autobiography and wasn't satisfied. One was published several decades ago, and that might be what you have. The current one is the one he considered "final."
She looks beautiful amidst the snow. Does she not get chilled?
ReplyDeleteLiu, She does get cold, but with all that long hair, the summer heat is worse on her that the winter chill. Thanks for visiting!
ReplyDeleteWhat a sweet looking little critter.
ReplyDeleteGreat photo! At Portland Oregon Daily Photo my theme day post—favorite 2010 posted photo—will be up after midnight in Portland. In the meantime, I have a special New Year’s Eve post. Happy New Year!
ReplyDeleteHi, from me a best wish for 2011!
ReplyDeleteThanks, MaCoBra. Happy New Year to you!
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