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I still have a good bit of work to do before tomorrow's meeting with the committee, but things are definitely looking up.
Today these chains were the reins to her horsey. "Giddyup", she said.
Ah, the toddler's imagination.
The high-fliers, Ramesh Palani, Pratvii and Gayathri, the BSA TFN - Radio One Contest Winners, Cubbon Park, Bangalore. Pic by PeeVee.
I'm probably going to hell for this but honestly, doesn't it look like Jesus is tossing a pizza? Cemetery mosaic.
A 33.3 foot tall sculpture by Tom Friedman called "Looking Up" on display in front of the James S. McDonnell Planetarium in Forest Park.
Closest I can get to the GOLDEN HOUR. It has been raining for several days and I leave for a trip out of town on business. ( I only will take my camera if I am driving. I do not trust my camera on a plane)
I've been trying to get a picture of this for awhile. In the interest of full disclosure, this is the first time I've been reduced to staging a shot of Pete acting insane. Usually he does it all on his own. I put the shrimp on a stick on top of the doorbell ringer thing. I confess, it was me.
Pete frequently sits on the music chest and gauges the portal potential of that tempting little box on the wall. I don't think he's ever actually jumped it, although it's doable for him. I dread the day he starts trying - there's just no good way to fall there - all hardwood floors and breakable objects.
The shrimp on a stick goaded him closer to a jump than I'd ever seen him get - he was standing on his hind legs with his paws up the wall and did a couple test bounces, while I scrambled to get the shrimp down. (Right now, he's sitting outside the barrister bookcase talking to the shrimp.)
In case you're new to Pete's antics or don't grasp just how insane Pete is, he has jumped the lamp behind him before.