Weekend Cuteness

I've been posting a lot of photos over on Facebook. However, I don't want those of you who aren't on there to miss out!

Yesterday was freezing cold but at least it was a sunny day. We took all three boys for a walk around one of the small lakes in my neighborhood. It is very hard to get a picture of all three boys together. The puppy has no "stay" of course, and Jimmy and Wilson aren't really sure they even want to be seen with the little whippersnapper!

Then today started out with flurries that was just enough for a dusting. The pup's first snow with me! It revved him up and I got a few cute shots........

Sprinting toward me, happy as can be!

Silly faces brought on by the joy of snow.....

Achieving takeoff, ears and all!

Finally fresh air and exercise make for a relaxed baby.....

Unfortunately the snow turned to all day rain. Yuck! So ends the outdoor photos for now.....!

And since this is Superbowl Sunday, let me leave with a resounding GO EAGLES!

E=wc2

We all learned about Einstein's Theory of Relativity in school.... E=mc2, right?(annoyingly, I can't figure out how to get the number two to type as a squared designation). Well, I'd like to propose a new theory. The Theory of Ultimate Cuteness or E=wc2 (again, the squared issue....). Entertainment = Wilson's Cuteness Squared.

Let me explain.....

You may (or may not, depending on how much time you've spent in my blog archives) recall that Wilson has a really cute habit of rolling up in rugs , especially one in particular . He has another endearing habit of howling (btw, that howling post was my very first Wordless Wednesday post, where it all started so to speak.). Here's another look at the loquacious pup .

OK, just one of those little quirks alone is really, really cute! But when the two of them show up together, we have attained Ultimate Cuteness!

Let me illustrate......



Wait for it......

OoOoOoOOOOooooooo



Extreme close-up!

So what do you say? Have I proven my theory or is more research needed?

(Yes, I could be a wee bit biased toward the test subject!)