NOSE DRIPS

As mentioned, I've had a wee bit of fun with Instagram lately and I've been looking at new ways to shoot the dogs. In photographs, people. Sheesh. 

Breeze had her oh so delicate schnoz hanging over the couch the other day. I, in all my infinite wisdom, though to capture her from below. All was well until I noticed the lightly trembling nose drip clinging tenaciously just above me and my camera. 

There was a rapid reassessment of my location and an adjustment in position.

After which, I was able to capture the aforementioned threatening nose drip safely.

PHOTO FOR THE DAY

We've been away from the blogging community for a while now as we work to settle in to the new house and deal with a whole slew of greyhound injuries and illness. (More on that later). I thought I would have Breeze, her Chiclet teeth, and monstrous schnoz steaming up the lens welcome us back to the interwebs.

Hi interwebs.

Just a quick question...is anyone else having a hard time uploading photos to their blog? I had to sneak in the back way, by posting the photo to the Picasso site rather than just uploading them from the "insert photo" link on the Blogger site. Have I just been away for too long and this is now how it is done and there isn't an option to load photos directly from your computer as before? Or is Blogger just coincidentally down the first day we return? Thanks for any help on this.

PHOTO FOR THE DAY

PHOTO FOR THE DAY

"How yooo doin?"

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PHOTO FOR THE DAY

You have snackies don't ya'? Hand them over and the camera escapes un-licked.

PHOTO FOR THE DAY

You said snacky and you've got this thing in your hands, but it doesn't smell like a snacky treat. Heeeyyyyy...it's not a snacky! Fraud! Misrepresentation! False advertisement! That's it, I'm telling.

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My girl Dru; the nosiest of the 3.

PHOTO FOR THE DAY

This photo is currently gracing my desktop. Makes me laugh every time I turn on the computer. Dru might be dressed in her t-shirt armor and nursing a wound, but it didn't really stop her from scampering around the field at play date and coming to tell me all about it.