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| That grass sticking up well behind Wilson is the normal edge..... |
And speaking of something rolling through the area....Jimmy delighted in a bit of rolling himself! I couldn't see anything, but he knew something was there. Thank goodness it didn't smell!
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| Less delightful for Jimmy, this act resulted in a hose-down when we got home. |
I definitely think this qualifies as mischief, don't you?
A good roll in the unknown is always good!
ReplyDeleteBOL...rolling in the grass is the best!
ReplyDeleteCheck out his little white chiny-chin-chin!
ReplyDeleteDefinitely some fun mischief going on!
ReplyDeleteGlad the storm has passed. The last one I rolled in was half a dead magpie. Peeps was not amused. Have a marvellous Monday.
ReplyDeleteBest wishes Molly
Rita LOVES that kinda mischief. (But not so much the hosing-down afterwards!)
ReplyDeleteOh most definitely. Storms came through our way this morning but now the sky is clear! Here's to drier and quieter weather!
ReplyDeleteThat's some awesome mischief! Rolling always classifies as mischief.
ReplyDeleteThat's a lot of rain! I wish we would get some our way.
ReplyDeleteSam
Send some of that rain to us!
ReplyDeleteNola
too bad about all those awful thunderstorms, they can sure be scary
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As Max gets more and more confident and trusting he is constantly surprising me with new things he'll do but I have never seen him roll around yet...other than on the bed :) - maybe he heard about the hose off from Jimmy :)
ReplyDeleteGretel rolls in mystery stuff in the grass too. She is definitely targeting some goody but sometimes I don't see anything or it doesn't smell. I have been told that dogs like dead earthworms so I always figure it's that.
ReplyDeleteThat's quite an increase in the lake level! I hope you aren't having a lot of flooding in your area. We are about a month away from our monsoon season when we'll start getting some thunderstorms. Fortunately, Wrigs has not developed any major fear of thunder so far, but I know that could change if we had intense storm activity very close to the house.
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