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Facials (Thursday), manicures, pedicures, mini-massages, and a tanning session.
Then a cocktail and an afternoon nap.
THIS is the life I was meant to lead.
Why did I ever choose to work?
Sunday the last day for the National Western Stock and we'er walking bout in the area with stuff for sale and what not, but I guess this guy is checking out to see how naps works out on this sofa.
Finn was having a nap so I started placing some of his toys around him. He never moved; even seemed comforted by them! Btw, I've highlighted some of his favourite toys;)
Volunteer Nicole Belknap lays in one of the shelters with Koda. After meal time, the hybrids and wolves tend to get tired and volunteers like to take naps with them.
Early afternoon was a good time for a nap if you could find some shade. There was too much going on at night to sleep and it was too hot to sleep in the day time. Second Atlanta Pop Festival, 1970.
This was the one brave female student that came to the festival with our group of nerdy engineering majors.
Nikon F2 Kodachrome ASA 25 film
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I was so tired.. curled up on the loveseat (my couch) to nap... Ella, my ever buddy and Enzo thought naptime sounded good (when doesn't it to an Iggy?) and Ry wanted to snuggle in too.. So Ella ended up on top of Ry. Em snuck in and snapped our picture.
While my daughter was on a business trip for a week, our granddaughter Teagan stayed with us. On this day she refused to take her nap in her bedroom, and instead fell asleep in the sunroom.
Jenn and I were driving out toward Presquile Park and saw these guys in the marsh to the side of the road.
Jenn was snapping away pictures of me while taking this! Check it out on Her Photo Stream!
This is actually the same location as the photographs of the Blue Heron that I have a ways back in my photostream.
We pulled over to the side of the road, and I jumped up on top of my van to take some photographs. This was the only way the reeds from the side of the swamp wouldn't be in the way. It was quite interesting to watch other people drive by and slow right down to see what I was doing!
These guys hardly moved the whole time we were there, mainly lifting their heads every once in a while to have a look around, but then nestled right back down to nap some more.
Submission for Today's Posting #183 - Make a photo without composing by looking through the viewfinder: over your head, from the hip, on the ground, etc.
Harder than it looks!
A leopard in the grass yawns heartily in the early morning. Is it time for a nap or time to get up and hunt? The leopard is the smallest of the big cats. It has relatively short legs and a long body. It can run up to speeds of 35 mph. Its ability to climb trees even when carrying a heavy carcass is unparalleled. #BigCats