Pebble puggle!
Artist Transforms Found Stones Into Animals You Can Hold in Your Hand
My Modern Met, via Faye
And finally: Hide and Don’t Seek
“Subject playing fetch, still suspects nothing. Over.” (via Eve S.)
Links: Pet Rocks
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I was not expecting a cat to pop out in that video. LOL!
GAH! Shades of Lily as a kitten in that video! I’m officially ded!
NOW how am I supposed to get any work done??????
We remember her kitten days too, Jan, thanks to your pix!
Adorable kitty and dog video.
Memories, like the corners of my mind…
Now I’m all teary and nostalgic and STILL not getting any work done. 🙂
I want a pet rock, now.
Love the Henry story. My college mascot is the Blue Jay (“a scrappy, fighting bird”) so I have a bit of a soft spot (also, they’re blue!)
Can’t read about vege-terriers without registering. But that’s okay.
Want rock too. Liked her facebook page so hopefully I can be in the running when she posts a new work. But scrolling down, she’s right when she says most pieces are gone in minutes so I’m thinking if you’re not in Japan or a night owl you’re not getting one.
Other links are cute but like Allein, couldn’t read about veggie dog without registering. But no biggie, kind of interesting that I dog could be vegetarian on it’s own. Usually it’s the humans that decide because I’m vegetarian/vegan my animals will be too.
And the kitty had me chuckling — ok, you can’t see me I’m not here. I could watch that video all day buuuttt I’ve got laundry to finish before going to work. Later all!
What kitty?! It’s all about the fetch. Lol.
That cat’s not hiding, he’s STALKING.
Behold the mighty hunter!!
Exactly. When he finds just the right moment, there will be one last Wiggle of Doom, then he will seize that dog in his Crushing Mandible of Death.
…something tells me doggo will be fine.
I think I love Alex Parker. An animal lover and a handyman with a sense of humor–wow!
“Plz to be giving me snacks.” :-0
My brother saved a baby bird this spring. Kept it and fed it for a while, nursed it back to health, then let it loose. For a day or two the bird hung around and would come up to my brother when he was outside, but then he took off to do his birdie thing. (The bird. Not my brother.)
Oooh, how could I forget? AND he has orange tabbies! I may propose. (To Alex Parker. Not my brother.)
I, too, enjoyed the story of Henry and the story-telling of Alex Parker!
I love all these links, but Henry the very good birb just did me in. Wonderful storytelling indeed.
I loved how the duck kept moving the treats out of Izzy, the dog’s, way. I do love cross species friendships.