What a look! That is classic. :-)
Poor little skunk puppy!

Poor skunk chaser!

But yeah, I wouldn't let him inside either.

Here's Kaly sprawled in the sun on her spot.



Nab, the black and white fluffbucket, is a little lonesome because his special person (my cousin) is away for a bit at the beach. He'll be fine, but for the first couple of days when she goes away, he looks for her and meows a lot.

Pretty kitty enjoying the sun. ahhh, that is so sweet that he meows and looks for her! special cuddles for him.

poor skunk dog.

kitties...

Cool looking toy for your Lily, Rita!

Lily does love her toys and she has plenty of them. I need to keep her entertained. She is a very busy and active little dog.

None of my kitties are playful in that way anymore. Hard to believe the youngest one is now 6 years old!

Back from the after dinner potty walk for Lily the dog. Don't you know Lily is a very popular girl. We only went down to the end of the block and back and two neighbors stopped to say hello to Lily.

Before dinner Lily's friend Zack the Goldendoodle stopped by (with his owner) to say hello to his lady love Lily.

Ah, she is quite the popular girl! Sounds as though her dance card is full. :-D

More people know Lily's name than mine!

Here is a picture of Lily and Zack. He is so much bigger than her but they really like each other so much.

very sweet!

Lily on my front porch playing with a new toy.

Adorable!

Read about the toy on the other thread. Nice to have reciprocal neighbors, Rita.

I don't want people to feel they need buy us anything just cause I give them tomatoes. But it was very nice of her. She said she had to think of what to get me, not flowers as my garden is full of flowers so she thought of a toy for Lily. That was very kind of her. Now I have to find some more tomatoes to pick to give her very soon.

Lily loves the toy.

Lily is tired now as her doggy friend Zack was over and the two dogs played and played.

Why, Rita? She was thanking you for your past generosity, not begging for future 'maters.

lovemyhouse said:Why, Rita? She was thanking you for your past generosity, not begging for future 'maters.

I know and it was very kind of her. But she had to pay money to buy my present and tomatoes from the garden are free. I don't have to spend money to get them. Well, I do spend money on the plants and fertilizer but after that I get so many tomatoes I hardly know what to do with them all.

Honestly I love to give them away. I love to grow them and eat them too. But it gives me great satisfaction to have extras to give to friends and neighbors.