Julie: Spring is a really pawsome time of year.
It is getting warmer and the grass is growing!
You know how much I love grass!
This grass is so young and juicy!
Thankfully mum let me out just before supper.
I had a good chew. I enjoyed my time outside
but when I heard a car on our little road, I
decided it was time to go indoors.
The sun was shining on my table so naturally
that's where I went.
Mum liked the light too.
She said it made good dramatic pictures.
Um, OK mum!
Mum and I have noticed that the Mama duck and
her ducklings come around suppertime too.
Mama and one of her babies. The others
must be in the tall grass.
Mum is not cutting the grass until the dandelions
stop blooming. That way the bees can come and visit.
We are doing our part to help save the bees.
Besides, we don't have a mower at the moment!
Have a good weekend friends!
I love the photos of you on the table, Julie! They are gorgeous.
ReplyDeleteIt is good that you are nervous and go in when you hear a car. You will stay safe like that. Those are lovely photos on the table with the sun shining on you.
ReplyDeleteI like to sneak down for a few bites of grass when mom's not paying attention to me outside. I don't go much beyond our steps, but now and then I need a taste. That picture of you sure is dramatic in its lighting a shadows.
ReplyDeleteYou look glorious in the sunshine, Julie. We especially love the closeup profile pic. ♥
ReplyDeleteIt's no-mow May! The biped notices that quite a few people have left their lawn or parts of their lawns to grow, which is great.
Have a terrific weekend.
I am so glad your mom lets the bees feast! XX And your two dramatic pictures are really beautiful. They showcase you the way you deserve with all your panfur beauty.
ReplyDeleteThose are all terrific photos sweet Julie and I'm glad you had fun out there!
ReplyDeleteOh yes Julie those did make for some dramatic photos. Your fur looks like mink! Just gorgeous you're glowing in that light.
ReplyDeletejulie; ewe bee lookin most dramatic lee gorgeouz; we think itz awesum bout de grazz, that ya getted ta eat sum.. and that mum iz savin de dande lion topz for de beez ♥♥♥♥♥
ReplyDeletehappee week end :)
Enjoy your outdoor time, Julie!
ReplyDeleteYou and your mom are so thoughtful to think about the bees. We're glad you enjoyed your time outdoors.
ReplyDeleteWhat a precious little family. And look at you shine!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful photos of you, Julie. You’re glowing in the sun!
ReplyDeleteI am glad you fear cars and wanted to go in. I hope you have a wonderful weekend with lots of brushies. XO
ReplyDeleteGorgeous pics of you today, Julie! We're happy your mum is looking out for the bees.
ReplyDeleteThose are some pretty randoms.
ReplyDeleteThat is a great dramatic pic…
ReplyDeleteBees are important, so kudos to your Mom!!
ReplyDeleteWe used to sneak out to eat the tender new shoots of grass at the sidewalk edge, too!
We have a duck family, with 5 ducklings, in the courtyard where I work. We hope they'll be able to find their way out...cause it really isn't a good place for ducks...no water nearby. Whatever was Mama Duck thinking!?!
It sure is nice to have grass to nom Julie and what a nice little deck you have. We agree with Mom those are nice dramatic table photos and are really happy to see the ducks. Dad agrees on doing things to help the bees and other small things that do so much for us
ReplyDeleteJulie! Your photos of you are breathtaking! I am smitten! And the one of the duck and her baby are cute, but YOU are the best!
ReplyDeleteAww, Julie, how nice that you got to go outside. Smart to go in when that car came down the road! The mom ducj and her baby sure are cute, and we love the dramatic photos of you in the sun.
ReplyDeleteP.S. - thank you to your mum for helping the bees!
Great photos of you. It's nice that your Mum helps the bees.
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Lovely photo's Julie, and we leave the dandelions here too, got to feed the bees! Happy Sunday! XX
ReplyDeleteLooks like you enjoyed a great day of tender nibbles and sun puddles. We do everything we can to encourage bees (and other beneficial wildlife) to enjoy our yard. We do have to control the gophers though.
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