We have spoken.
Before I left the Island – a beautiful evening sky.
Before i left the Island – watching the two Icelandic’s groom or pet or touch like the touch of a hand? – Definitely saying to each other “I like you” – The bared teeth are like a curry-comb which I use to tell Perla “I like you” each day the teeth are not shown as biting tools today. If you work with horses very much, you know they can (and will) very soon be bared at the hay feeder as a message that says “Get the H… out of here, this is my hay”
Through the mountains of North Carolina, I left the Interstate just to appreciate nature – and I really did – Love this mountain (valley) home surrounded by the many fall flowers (I mean leaves).
When I arrived in Florida – atop a home – as seen from my back door – an American Eagle – that just caught a 20″ fish, swam (using his wings like arms) across the lake to shore – sat on the bank and ate half of it – second eagle came in for it’s share while this one watched from the roof top!
After a few days of unpacking, helping Grandma get the house in order, I went to test the golf course – at the lake by fairway #4 I took this photo of diner in process. – For the bird that is!!!
Then on Sunday we hopped into the convertible and went to the beach – why did we do that? – To watch the ocean make round sand pebbles, of course. The Hurricane that hit Bermuda did make the waves exciting!
I think Heather and family really get extraordinary pleasure from Dyna each day – She just sent me this photo of Dyna seeking pleasure and diner from a school knapsack left on the floor by Charlie or Caroline. BUT, notice whose dog Dyna is when she does “Dyna-things”. – Heather said in the e-mail titled “Enjoying nature and it’s humor”: “Look what your dog is doing!”
Now,I got it – nature is full of ordinary things to make my day extraordinary – Bye for now!
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