Exciting week with the arrival of Japanese Family.
But no matter what happens the best day of the week is...
Square Dog Friday
so lets woof it !
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Since we had a fire so close to our home
thehamish wanted to check out his garden.
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yesh i thehamish in garden
needin' to see how its doin'
gud dug Watson is helpin
yesh look what i seein'
chkikin sprips growin
need to pick now
need to pick now
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yesh look gud ready to eat
now
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workin hard
so hard oh woe is me
workin workin workin
woe
woe
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harvest gud
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after harvest is nap time for Watson
and i thehamish
workin is hard
must rest with my best giggle ball
it makin' sounds
it is a gud ball
more sleepin on nice tall person who feeds us bed
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so happy nice tall person who feeds us built this for
i thehamish and Watson.
we needin places to nap
we gud dugs not sure about the toy
no squeekin'
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gud dug Watson he is old gud dug
but i love him
Watson not understandin the toy either
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nice tall person who feeds us got good gift from place far way
in new zealand not knowing where that is but they gots gud glass
and wine names
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And of course just because I can here is your pretty to start the week.
Japaneses son sent me this.
Japaneses son sent me this.
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It is thehamish !
That is my gud dug.
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Everyone have a lovely weekend.
Your friend, parsnip
gud. . . parsnip
music. . . Gimme Some Lovin', Spencer David Group
Great pictures. Enjoy your week. Catch ya' on the flip side.
ReplyDeleteYou must tell us how your weekend went !
DeleteI can't believe the trees are turning already where you live.
Here in Tucson is is now 107, no rain for the next few days !
I'm glad to see your chicken strip crop is starting to come in. :)
ReplyDeleteFunny thing is, I planted catnip and cat grass for our girls, and they don't want anything to do with either one of them. They'd rather chew on "my" plants.
Enjoy your visit with the family!
You and thehamish !
DeleteIt is one of the great joys of his life !
How do you get your chicken strips to grow? Mine never do!
ReplyDeleteSquare Dog Friday is without a doubt the best day of the week!
hahahahahahahaha !
DeleteThey just magical appear !
Ted wants to know whether he can grow pigeon or squirrel strips? Love the boy's beds under the shelves :o)
ReplyDeleteTell Ted it is just magic.
Deletethehamish will go out to the garden and just like magic they appear.
I had a fireplace in the workroom. It was fun to have one but I never used it but needed storage.
And what do you use the bottom space for ? If you have gud dugs you make yet another place to nap
Nap time is good time anywhere!
ReplyDeleteI saw that meme the other day! Very funny!
So thehamish !
DeleteOh my goodness! I love these dogs and how amazing that you can grow these chicken strips:) I love their little beds at the bottom of the book case also-so sweet
ReplyDeleteI'm glad the square ones' garden is safe and sound after fire came so close! And it has grown chkikin strips :-) How lucky they are to get to eat fresh just out of the pot! Napping Watson and thehamish are so sweet. I love the beds in the book shelf - they look very cozy and comfy!
ReplyDeleteI wish you a wonderful time with your family xoxo
Square Dog Friday is the best day of the week - if anyone disagrees, I'll get Coco after them to defend thehamish and Watson. Gud dog harvesters, too.
ReplyDeleteEnjoy the family! Have a great weekend, parsnip!
I like that beer glass! Kiwis do know how to drink.
ReplyDeleteI do hope that you and the square ones all enjoy your Japanese family's visit.
ReplyDeleteHope the visit goes well! Don't forget to save the Japanese family some of those chikken strips! And that banned dog does look like he's having fun!
ReplyDeleteGreat dogs, I love their beds!
ReplyDeleteHow does one grow chicken strips? Love the bookcase beds for your boys.
ReplyDeletedo NOT let my cats see that you grow chicken strips.. please no.. oh that would be so bad..
ReplyDeleteI love the beds, that is really adorable.
So glad they still enjoy chicken strips and the boys really do decorate the set:)
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