It seems that life happens on Wednesdays around here. There's some kind of cosmic force that's keeping me from going to meet up with the Twisted group.
This week's distraction is...THE PUPPY!!
Meet Cas, short for Castiel. She's nine weeks old. We weren't expecting her until Saturday but was able to bring her home today.
Once she warmed up to us, we discovered Cas has two modes: sound asleep or running around like a little black ball of mercury.
Yes, Tammy, those puppy ears are very snorgle-able. :)
I'm a craftaholic. What else can I say? Any kind of craft I've tried at least once and have all the tools and supplies to prove it.
Wednesday, March 28, 2012
Monday, March 26, 2012
Puppies
Tonight we went to look at some puppies. Needless to say, one cannot just go "look at puppies" without wanting at least one or two of the cute furry fuzzballs. I remember saying to my hubby that unless these pupplies looked like half-eaten zombie puppies, it's pretty much a given that we're getting one. It was really tough picking out one that all three of us were happy with.
Sorry, no cute puppy pictures. They have to be checked out by the vet, go through all their shots, etc before we can bring one home.
I'm quite excited.
Sorry, no cute puppy pictures. They have to be checked out by the vet, go through all their shots, etc before we can bring one home.
I'm quite excited.
Sunday, March 18, 2012
Natural Selection at work here...
We got a new bird feeder. It's one of those squirrel-proof ones...if a squirrel does manage to jump on the ring, the weight of the squirrel pull the ring down and close the feeder. We've been getting flocks of Pine Siskins living in our backyard for the last month or so. They're very aggressive with the other birds and will clean out the whole feeder in about a day or less.
Squirrels love them as these birds will knock the seeds out of the feeder onto the ground. Seconds before I took this picture, there were close to 50 birds covering the trellis and feeder. All that's left are a lot of blurrs and the squirrel on the ground. The squirrel took off a second later.
It seems that we now have a couple of residence falcons using this place as their version of Watership Down.
Whenever the whole flock is spooked and takes off, we know one of the falcons are near. Sometimes there would be the one bird left, pecking away at the seeds on the ground. That one usually ends up being falcon food.
Squirrels love them as these birds will knock the seeds out of the feeder onto the ground. Seconds before I took this picture, there were close to 50 birds covering the trellis and feeder. All that's left are a lot of blurrs and the squirrel on the ground. The squirrel took off a second later.
It seems that we now have a couple of residence falcons using this place as their version of Watership Down.
Whenever the whole flock is spooked and takes off, we know one of the falcons are near. Sometimes there would be the one bird left, pecking away at the seeds on the ground. That one usually ends up being falcon food.
Friday, March 09, 2012
Bunny Chunks
My latest obession may seem a bit odd. I've been drawing little tiny bunnies on a sketch app in my ipod Touch. Instead of knitting on the morning trains, I've been doodling.
Don't ask why that middle bunny is tilted.
Don't ask why that middle bunny is tilted.
Tuesday, March 06, 2012
Not so instant Instagram
I love the idea of Instagrams and how cool the pictures look. Unfortunately, there is no Instagram for my phone and I do not like the iPhone. Don't get me wrong, I love my iPod Touch but just can't see me switching for an iPhone anytime soon. There is a workaround solution. Download Instagram to my Touch, take the picture on my camera phone and email it to myself. Pick it up on the Touch, play around with the Instagram stuff, and email it back to myself. Yeah, I thought it was too much work too.
Apparently, Instagram does not like the higher resolutions. It took me a couple of tries in finding which resolution worked the best.
Apparently, Instagram does not like the higher resolutions. It took me a couple of tries in finding which resolution worked the best.
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