No more kibble. Just boring water.
I finally did the thinning and replanting of tomato plants. It will be a few weeks before they go out into the garden. Tasha helped me by being underfoot in the greenhouse the whole time. I enjoyed it.
Friday, May 05, 2017
Is that all there is?
Tasha just finished her lunch. She looked at me like Oliver Twist might have. Please, sir, may I have some more? That may not be the exact quote, but it's close enough. Lest you think me mean, she gets plenty. If you know dogs, you know they always want more.
I finally did the thinning and replanting of tomato plants. It will be a few weeks before they go out into the garden. Tasha helped me by being underfoot in the greenhouse the whole time. I enjoyed it.
I finally did the thinning and replanting of tomato plants. It will be a few weeks before they go out into the garden. Tasha helped me by being underfoot in the greenhouse the whole time. I enjoyed it.
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Oh, that face! More?!?!? It must be nice to have a young assistant in the greenhouse.
ReplyDeleteGood companionship in the greenhouse; such a lovely dog!
ReplyDeleteOh I know that look. I give it to Elizabeth every evening around 6 pm. To answer your question, the big asparagus are going for 7 euros at the Amboise market today. Should be a beautiful day today. Line up those outdoor chores.
ReplyDeleteWhat a sweet face Tasha has - she a beautiful pup. There are very few dogs that don't ask for more, and our Labrador is a prime example. She has actually managed to "persuade" us to give her a second breakfast or dinner on occasions !
ReplyDeleteThose brandy-colored markings above Tasha's eyes seem to give her a inquisitive expression.
ReplyDeleteShe has a beautiful face and it is clear to me that she loves the camera. :)
ReplyDeleteTasha is the cutest little helper ever!
ReplyDeleteWhat a cutie! And she "helps" in the greenhouse, too!
ReplyDeleteI love your dog
ReplyDeleteYour pictures of Tasha are so much fun -- I can almost feel the fuzzy puppycoat. I can see how much she's grown just since the first photos of her.
ReplyDeleteYes, indeed--they always seem to be hungry. What a cutie pie!
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