Entries from June 2005

guilt

June 23, 2005

Justice is sick. He’s not just a little sick. He’s back in the hospital, has pneumonia sick.
And I feel guilty.
I had a sinus infection and conjunctivitis last week and the week before and I wonder if I got him sick.
When I’m around him, I can resist hugging and kissing him. He’s so [...]

the secret language of animals

June 18, 2005

While I was out watering my flowers and trees this morning, one of my neighbors drove by with her horse in a horse trailer. The horses next door went running up to the fence calling out. The horse in the trailer starting neighing back to the corralled horses. This went on for [...]

quote of the day

June 15, 2005

“Anything that excites me for any reason, I will photograph; not searching for unusual subject matter, but making the commonplace unusual.”
~ Edward Weston ~

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cute

June 12, 2005

Willow and I are driving along in the Sedona area, enjoying the red rocks when I see two little quails crossing our path. I point them out to Willow and she says she’s seen quails before. She tells me about the little thing on top of their heads that wiggle.
I nod and say, [...]

silly

June 10, 2005

Dakota, my beloved beagle, usually hates fruits and vegetables. That doesn’t stop him from begging, though. Sometimes I’ll just give some to him just to see his expression.
So, I’m laying in bed, feeling sicker than a dog (heh) today and I decide I need some grapes. I need the juice and the [...]

just a little thing

June 7, 2005

My heart hurts.
That’s about it.

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alfresco

June 1, 2005

adjective or adverb ~ taking place or located in the open air: outdoor, outdoors
The restaurant has a lovely outdoor patio for customers who want to dine alfresco on warm spring evenings.
Merriam-Webster’s 365 New Words Calendar, www.pageaday.com, Workman Publishing

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