Day Fifty-Eight. The Cat Nap.

Day Fifty-Seven. By the Light of the Moon.

I love clear nights when the moon is full or nearly full. The light shining from the moon is so bright. It's crazy to think that it is simply a relfection from the sun.
It was nice to sit out and just absorb the peace of the night. Even if I didn't see any were-wolves.

Day Fifty-Six. For My Friend.

It's a jump-start for spring. ;)

Day Fifty-Five. A Girl's Best Friend.

When I come home I feed the dogs. I feed Scooter in the dogs' room and Sadie comes in the main house to eat. They can eat by themselves without problems, however Sadie likes to gobble hers up and then steal from Scooter. So I have opted to separate them. Not only does the separation keep Sadie from kibble stealing, it gives her and I some time away from nutty Scooter. Sadie is the best dog a girl could ask for. She is a calm dog, with bursts of excitement when need be, and always a protective nature over her home and her family. I am never afraid of anything when Sadie is by my side. She is like a small piece that makes my soul more complete. She's just a good dog, simply put. She's a good friend. With understanding eyes and listening ears she always knows how to make me smile. Today it was simply looking up to take a photo.

Day Fifty-Four. In the Shadows.

Day Fifty-Three. On Their Way Out.

As the sun was setting today I noticed the clouds that had just appeared and were simultaneously on their way out. They were peaceful to watch float above.

Day Fifty-Two. Rough and Tough.

Day Fifty-One. Goodbye Ugly Carpet!

Finally, I have made the time to get rid of the yucky carpet in the spare bedroom. Nah, nah, nah, nah.....GOOD BYE!

Day Fifty. Poetry in Motion.

Scooter is one of the fastest sprinting dogs I have seen. The bad part is his brakes aren't that good.

Day Forty-Nine. The Pair of Dove.

I have many dove that roost out back in my pine tree. I see, and hear, them quite often. I like the dove. They are a simple sort of bird. When I came home I saw this pair roosting in my front tree. It was a pleasant sight to see.