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I don't really feel this way. Our pup, who is starting to outgrow this, likes to pull at our pant legs for attention so when I saw this I thought it would be a great reminder of those fun puppy days.
This is Snoopy - the first goat I ever bought. She's a registered fullblood Boer Goat, but her registered name is "P55" - not a very good name - so when I first brought her home I called her something like Gretchen, or Heidi (I can't even remember now). But within a few days we discovered that she acted more like a dog than what we thought a goat should act like.... she wanted to be with us constantly, she called out when she heard us, she was curious about everything, and she loved to be petted (she'd even paw us with her hoof if you stopped petting her too soon)... So then we started calling her Snoopy. It kind of started out as a joke, but the name stuck.
Snoopy is the queen, boss and matriarch of my herd. I'm not sure if it's just because she was the first one here, so she thinks that gives her the right to boss any of the newer goats around, or maybe it's just her naturally domineering personality.
Right now we have 6 of Snoopy's daughters, 5 granddaughters and one grandson, living here as well. Almost every one of the daughters is named after a Peanuts/Charlie Brown cartoon character - to keep with the "Snoopy" theme. We call them all "Da Family" -you know, like the mafia - because that's how they act. If any one of the Snoopy family gets into a scuffle with one of the other goats, the Snoopy-family members will spot it (even if it's from across the pasture) and will head over to help their family member out. It's usually not fair, because typically its the Snoopy-family that start the fights, and because it turns out to be 4 or 5 against one!
Despite her aggressive ways towards the other goats, Snoopy is still the most affectionate towards us, and she'll always have a special place on our farm.
Once the snoopy cap is on, we're "hot mic" with the entire facility. A dozen people (or more) are on the loops for the suiting up and pressurizing process.
Credit: NASA/James Blair
My Snoopy stuffies family. Can you tell which ones have been loved all through my childhood and which are recent additions? *grin*
(The framed artwork is by Brianna Garcia!)
Having cabin fever syndrome with all the rain and cold weather. Decided to snap my wife's cat Snoopy.
Je souffre du syndrome du lion en cage avec toute cette pluie et de ce froid hivernale. J'ai donc décidé de photographier le chat (Snoopy) de ma femme.
Another wonderful bonus from the very generous Sarah!! Thank you so much for everything Sarah!! You have my assurance that all the items have a very cherished place in my collection.
Toy Snoopy belongs to my son Aidan.... don't know where he got this from.
I believe I shot this with natural lights and exposure bias of +1.7EV.
Once again heading out... will visit your streams later friends.
Have great day!!!
PS. Yes... I know you guys are probably tired of toy shots. lol
Well, Snoopy is very old!! He belongs to my wife and this was her little favourite cuddly toy when she was a very little girl .... I've been told NOT to state how old Snoopy really is ~ just old!!
Our daily;y Challenge ~ Old, Aged, Elderly ....
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Charles M. Schulz's character, Snoopy, has always been a favorite of mine, and when I saw these buoys floating in the bay at Reed's Beach, I couldn't help but notice they are shaped like Snoopy laying on his back.
My wife loves Snoopy, so we visited two Snoopy Cafes while we were in Japan. This one is the one in Yokohama Tressa. We both liked this one better than the one in Chiba.
The prerequisite shot of Christmas tree light bokeh balls, with a lighted Snoopy Santa in the foreground. Sigma 30/1.4 DC DN, in Manual at f/1.4 and 1/60 to catch the LED bulbs in sync.