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Tally, full name Tallulah, was the fourth member of our herd, but she sadly passed away earlier this year. She was very fond of people and a lovely beastie...also the only one we could actually ride.
Shortly after this picture was taken, she wandered through the gate we'd forgotten to shut into the field. I had to go after her, and was this close to catching her when a little muntjak deer leapt out of the hedge right in front of her. Cue galloping up and down the field for half an hour before she ran back into the stables. x3
Died of colic. RIP, sweetheart.
A repost of an older picture in tribute to my sisters cat Tigga who was tragically hit by a car last night :-(
May you rest peacefully in kitty heaven Tigster. You will be missed.
Thanks Steve. What you introduced to the world has helped provide me with a profession and a hobby. RIP
Our dwarf hamster passed away just as we were packing to move to Oakland. We had a nice little ceremony and buried her in Tilden Park, not too far from where we got married.
11 years of service, going out with a bang. Sorry but we are 2nd amendment lovers in a country living lifestyle. ✌️
Around 1230AM, I went to check out NPS just in case tomorrow's rain washes all of the messages away. But despite the late hour on a Tuesday night, there were at least 30 people walking around in the half hour I was there. That says something.
RIP, Jack. We'll miss you. //
Nathan Phillips Square
August 24, 2011
On the left, my popular Diabolical Hot Dog character that I've been working on and promoting since aught four, and on the right, Accoutrement's knock off of my character. My stomach turned a little when I first saw it.
By the way, I pulled the part of picture on the right from the Archie McPhee (Archie McPhee at www.mcphee.com/blog.) I totally acknowledge that it (the photo) is their intellectual property and that I appropriated it for educational purposes.
Hardly any marble remains on the corner of Voukourestiou and Panepistimiou St. It's been ripped by thugs to be used for smashing shop windows, cafes, banks, cinemas, and as ammunition against the police.
Saw these coming across the Granville bridge. I've seen flowers here before, along with a jumper under a police blanket on the road below one time. Beach street overpass seems to be the place to jump in Vancouver.