Wednesday, July 20, 2011

Wordless Wednesday Featuring Dogs in the Hosta

12 comments:

  1. Your hosta's are so big and beautiful! A few dogs I know have been peeing on mine!I think I am going to have to transplant them to a safer area!

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  2. Shade seeking plants and animals. Appropriate picture for the time of year.

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  3. Very nice hosta. Somebody who likes running around the back yard dug mine up.

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  4. Hi Bailey and Katie! Thanks for visitin me! I came over to see you! My Mom always had Shelties. Moms last Sheltie passed when I was 6 months old. Mom said that she was comfortable to cross the rainbow bridge because she knew that I would take care of Mom.

    Come on over and play anytime!

    woos, Tessa

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  5. I like those hosta! They make a good backdrop for pretty Sheltie photos!

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  6. What a beautiful picture. If I had green thumbs I would work on starting a garden too, but I just don't seem to be able to keep anything growing. My 8 month old boerboel doesn't help either! lol She likes digging and chewing....

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  7. Ohhhhh THOSE are hostas!!!! Thank you!!!!!

    Love Katy & Bailey in the photo!
    xoxoxo

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  8. Happy to help. Wordless Wednesday seemed a great time to show off the beautiful hostas the dogs see as their personal playground.

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  9. You two blended nicely in that green background :)You two blended nicely in that green background :)

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  10. How do you keep the snails away???

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  11. I love the photo. How did you both manage to stand still for the picture? Mommy accidently mowed over part of one of our hostas in the yard -- but she said it will hopefully grow back next year.

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  12. Dad says the photo was pure luck. Katy was trying to prevent the photo and finally decided she did not want to be left out. For once Bailey decided to cooperate with the Paparazi.

    As you can tell from the holes we have some bug action, but so far no snails. I hope this does not jinx us.

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