Buddy wants to lie his he’d on my feet or lower legs someplace. I’m amazed at how much fat is in that head. The way he acts you would think that it would be hollow.
I sat down on the glider in the back yard and within a minute Cookie was in my lap. At 50+ pounds, that’s a LOT of lap dog.
She started with just her head. Then added one front paw, then added the other front paw. Next thing I knew her back end was on the glider and she was stretched out across my lap.
Now he works with “The Third Floor” https://thethirdfloorinc.com/ to help digitally visualize the entire set and cooperate with the storyboard crew to get the best camera angles. They were developed in cooperation with Spielberg before they split off, and now work with all sorts of studios. Fascinating to see the development of the craft.
Correction – it was George Lucas who first used “The Third Floor”. They also worked on Avatar among many more films.
That and the taffy place are my two favorite tourist spots in town. I don’t consider the restaurants to really be tourist spots. Just good food everywhere.
you’r right! That is a Sara Lee– looking closer , I espied the aluminum pan’s distinctive crinkle that you can use to seal the top back on ( in the unlikely event of this not being finished off upon opening)
My riding mower was in the shop (after I had “fixed” it). So I’ve been using a push electric mower. I have to recharge 3 times to cut my acre of grass. The shop called to tell me that after weeks of pouring over it, they determined it won’t hold compression and is unfixable (short of a $1800 engine replacement). I ordered a new rider, very expensive, electric ZTR (Zero-turn radius) from the same company that made the push mower. It comes Wednesday. I’m very excited to try it..
I have a Greenworks rechargeable, self-propelled that does my yard, usually on the 2 included batteries (I don’t have an acre). Sometimes (like yesterday) when the grass is thick and juicy I’ll have to recharge one of them to finish.
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Hope it’s not too long a flight. Dogs can get heavy!
Buddy wants to lie his he’d on my feet or lower legs someplace. I’m amazed at how much fat is in that head. The way he acts you would think that it would be hollow.
Maybe it’s not fat or hollow, but solid bone.
That would explain his acting like a bonehead!
True.
Especially that dog.
Pretty chunky guy… Bigger than an English bulldog.
I’m guessing around 85 pounds.
How does he get to fly in the cabin?
that looks like an English Bulldog and 50- 70 pounds are common weights for them…..makes me think this is posed
We wrote at almost the same time…
He looks taller than an English bulldog to me, with less loose skin.
That’s why I pegged him heavier.
I met what they called an American bulldog…
He was even taller, but not as rotund… his owner said he still weighed over 100 pounds.
This picture cheats ML of a NOSE!
I sat down on the glider in the back yard and within a minute Cookie was in my lap. At 50+ pounds, that’s a LOT of lap dog.
She started with just her head. Then added one front paw, then added the other front paw. Next thing I knew her back end was on the glider and she was stretched out across my lap.
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Another little kid cozying up to a German Shepherd. Think they might be planning something?
I didn’t!!!
NOSE!
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Is it a picture book?
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LOVE THESE!!!!!
Mom called this kinds of dangly earrings chandeliers.
And your Mom would be absolutely correct!!
That’s a little complicated for an earing! You need a long neck.
that’s the 1’st thing i checked out!
They’re beautiful!
Lucy and Desi
Now he works with “The Third Floor” https://thethirdfloorinc.com/ to help digitally visualize the entire set and cooperate with the storyboard crew to get the best camera angles. They were developed in cooperation with Spielberg before they split off, and now work with all sorts of studios. Fascinating to see the development of the craft.
Correction – it was George Lucas who first used “The Third Floor”. They also worked on Avatar among many more films.
Plus he has a great excuse for lying on the floor, playing with the Star Wars equivalent of green army men.
Blocking scenes. Riiiight.
aka Daleandkristen
Best comment! I thought so too.
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I had to look up Atlas comics, cos i was confused.
This is from 1951, before Atlas was called Marvel, and maybe a dozen years before Dr. Strange.
But if you just happen to have one lying around, in good condition, it’s still worth a couple hundred bucks.
A fine selection on C & C today! New, if I’m not mistaken. Good drawings.
#4. No doubt.
I was just in your town an hour or so ago. Got my wife and I some taffy and I found some great socks at “Sock It To Me.
That and the taffy place are my two favorite tourist spots in town. I don’t consider the restaurants to really be tourist spots. Just good food everywhere.
one of the last indycar races of the season is sept. 3rd in your fair city. will you be the one waving?
Not in Depoe Bay. 🙂
I just checked and the race is in Portland.
I sure would hope no racing is done on the streets of your town!🙂
I definitely have failing memory.
Maybe even ailing memory
I wish I had mailing memory… that’s when you remember to actually take things to the mailbox and put them in.
I think it also applies to remembering when to pay a bill, and whether you already did…. even though I pay most of mine online now.
I may not be technically mailing them, but it uses the same brain muscles.
I’m always quoting Monte Python. I seem to have Grailing memory.
run away. run away!!
cherry cheesecake
Looks like Sarah Lee or some such.
That’s ok… I’ll have some, please.
you’r right! That is a Sara Lee– looking closer , I espied the aluminum pan’s distinctive crinkle that you can use to seal the top back on ( in the unlikely event of this not being finished off upon opening)
Exactly.
Also smaller and thinner than a “real” pie…
With that distinctive, preternaturally red goo.
S’OK.
yum. YUM! YUM!!!
aka Daleandkristen
I’d eat a delicious slice on one of my ‘cheat days’
Thank you for this yummy picture!
My riding mower was in the shop (after I had “fixed” it). So I’ve been using a push electric mower. I have to recharge 3 times to cut my acre of grass. The shop called to tell me that after weeks of pouring over it, they determined it won’t hold compression and is unfixable (short of a $1800 engine replacement). I ordered a new rider, very expensive, electric ZTR (Zero-turn radius) from the same company that made the push mower. It comes Wednesday. I’m very excited to try it..
I have a Greenworks rechargeable, self-propelled that does my yard, usually on the 2 included batteries (I don’t have an acre). Sometimes (like yesterday) when the grass is thick and juicy I’ll have to recharge one of them to finish.
“Bailing Memory,” with Cleo in a sinking boat.