Maybe horsey pics would be a better description. These flatcoat retreivers can move around like horses on you. They are big and can be in constant motion so they take up a lot of space.
The reason I am going into this is that our dog Sturé that you know from Phil’s Camino is a flatcoat that Steve-O originally gave to us way back when. So, these pics are of Rasmus, Steve-O’s current dog. He is about three years old and weighs in at 90 pounds I’m guessing.
I hope, I hope that these guys will show up for the Oasis. Would love to have Sturé’s spirit running hither and yon around the grounds while you are here. So, let’s get on to the pics. You will see why I called Sturé, goofball or spaghetti head.
(photos S Sunde)
OK, perfect. So, I noticed as I looked at my emails this AM that good friend Nancy from Port Ludlow sent a gift certificate to Cabela’s for me. Wow, Christmas in May! Thank you Nancy.
It looks like I will be in treatment Tuesday Through Friday next week and a couple of days the following week. So, the walking schedule will be disrupted for a while. I will have to figure that out.
So, I am off to weed the corn. Starting early is the key to weeding. Maybe I can follow my own advice.
spaghetti head loves, Felipé.
Thanks for the pictures beautiful fog!
Valerie ~ we just took those. That dog loves it here with our ten acres. He starts whining when he gets on the ferry. Felipé.x
Did you see the lunar eclipse from Vashon Island? assuming that it wasn’t ☁️ cloudy?seen some pictures from Santa Monica in California, somewhere near Los Angeles I think?I last saw one about 5 years ago from Liverpool, England (I had a girlfriend who lived there hence me being in Liverpool).
Kevan ~ when anyone asks about whether we saw something in the sky we just automatically say it was cloudy. We don’t even look or try to remember. That bad. Felipé.
Praying for your radiation treatments, Phil! Many blessings to you and to Rebecca!
Susan
Susan ~ thank you Susan. No one has support like I do. Hello to Curt. Felipé.x