Welcome to the Photo a Day Project blog, where you can read about my adventures in my quest to take a photo every day for the whole year!
Simon's Ears
Day 43
There is nothing like more to do after a hectic day at work than come home and rub my dog Simon's ears. He has the best softest ears in the whole world, and I love the look on his little face, he goes into a bit of a trance, it's one of the few times he will sit still for any length of time. It is a very calming thing to do, and should be a required activity for all who work.
"Dogs are miracles with paws." -Susan Ariel Rainbow Kennedy
A Sign of Spring
Day 42
It's a true sign of spring when the peeps start popping up everywhere. I don't like them that much, 2 or 3 a year is all for me, and I prefer the traditional yellow peeps, but I'm not too good to eat a bunny or green chick after all they all taste the same. And I actually like them when they are a little stale, I know weird but they are good! You can be like my brother and put them in the microwave to warm them up, but you have to be careful, a second too long and you have peep guts all over the place.
"It would take over 70 million peeps lined up end to end to reach from New York City to Los Angeles."
After the Storm
Day 40
The storm didn't last long and it left everything very pretty, a winter wonderland. But I will be so glad when it melts and the weather is consistently in the 70s! The dogs will too, they are a bit too short for these large snow falls and much prefer grass.
"The color of springtime is in the flowers; the color of winter is in the imagination." -Terri Guillemets
Nemo
Day 39
Well we are waiting for winter storm Nemo to hit, but I think it will only be a bit of snow maybe about 10 inches which is nothing, haha! At least we are not in the Boston area they are forecast to get about 30 better there than here as far as I'm concerned. As for tonight and at least the morning I am going to stay cuddled up with the dogs and watch a little tv.
"A lot of people like snow. I find it to be an unnecessary freezing of water." -Carl Reiner
