even if I had no idea what they were laughing about. Weekly Prompts Weekend Challenge: Comedic
Tag: animals
I’m Easy
and I’m fast to find a reason to smile. I’ve never seen this friend in a dirndl before and it was worth it! He smiled right back at me. Interesting rain gear. I have no idea why these creatures were standing or sitting where they … Continue reading I’m Easy
From Wet Flowers to a Wet Cat
Wet flowers after April showers. Wet birds after swimming. Wet animals – because they like it or they don’t. In fact, there is a German expression: “Katzenwäsche” – a cat wash/bat – a very fast cleansing of the body with very little water. Cee’s Fun … Continue reading From Wet Flowers to a Wet Cat
“I Like to Watch.”
Being There (1979, Peter Sellers) “You talking to me?!” Taxi Driver (1976, Robert De Niro) “Mrs. Robinson, you’re trying to seduce me, aren’t you?” The Graduate (1967, Dustin Hoffman) “I’ll have what she’s having.” When Harry Met Sally (1989, Estelle Reiner) “Soylent Green is people.” … Continue reading “I Like to Watch.”
“I Like to Watch”
Chauncey and Eve didn’t realise that they were being watched while they were cuddling and kissing and whispering sweet nothings in each other’s ears.
Eve and Shirley didn’t realise they were being watched while they were watching intently on their part.
Jerzy didn’t realise he was being watched when he brought his beer to settle down and watch the action.
Hal didn’t realise that he was being watched when he sneered derisively at the lack of direction.
All in all, Being There was the most important thing.
Cee’s Fun Foto Challenge: Animals unaware
I’m a Fan of Tongues
A peke tongue.
In this case: animal tongues – Highland, beagle, deer, alsatian and cross bred.
Animals and Trees
Last weekend our grandson was with us. Note of caution: Children remember when you tell them that deer watching happens at the break of dawn. They will wake you before dawn to make it happen. We saw one deer, several hares, and the highlight of the morning, even if they were far away: two foxes – and they were, of course, next to a tree.
A nuthatch on the side of a tree. 
A horse, with the tree taking pride of place. 
A ram in front of a tree. 
A herd of deer around a tree.
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