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Saturday, 30 June 2012

Dogs often come in two's

Last night there was still a lot of wind and we didn't fancy being woken up at 4 again so we let the girls come upstairs when it was time to go to bed.

When I came back from brushing my teeth, this was the situation


and they were so happy they were both snoring. You would think that 2 people, 2 sides of the bed, one dog each ? No ! Rhea thinks ( or knows, lol ) that I give better cuddles when she is scared and if Rhea is somewhere they Bubbles has to be there too, so I had to climb over these 2 in order to go to bed.

When we got up this morning there was still a lot of wind. We went to the park and it was very unsettled


Bubbles met a friend and was unstoppable


On this one the girls aren't kissing, they are in fact saying hello to another doggie but he is small small that you only can see a tiny bit of him behind Rhea's front paws.


Talking about Rhea. Can you spot her in the photo below?


She loves doing that as much as I hate it, because I always wonder where on earth she disappeared. Here she is hidden in the high grass. She must have been a Lioness in another life.



The clouds were magnificient today. I never get tired of looking at them. They change shape and patterns so quickly depending on their altitude and the wind currents. Some are fluffly, some are heavy . . .










Today is my stepkids week-end and tonight we bring them to see the movie Prometheus, but shhhh . .  they don't know yet !




Project 365+1 - Day 182 : Gothic

With all the research we do for this project, I think that at the end of the year we will be some of the most cultivated people of the planet.

So did I research the word of today ? You bet I did.
I almost had a heart attack when I saw it, lol.

I knew the basic definition and the obvious church style like the beautiful Notre Dame de Paris, but I learnt a lot of new things and this one in particular that I based my photo on.

Gothic horror, is a genre or mode of literature that combines elements of both horror and romance. Mary Shelley's Frankenstein or the Modern Prometheus (1818) has come to define Gothic fiction.

I have double checked and Dracula enters into this category so here you are with my Gothic Character :


 My model was DH in his Halloween costume.


Take care everybody, xxx
  

7 comments:

Helen said...

well done on finding gothic

Janice said...

Hilarious!

Alison Roots said...

Beautiful photo of the sun through the clouds

viv said...

I didn't manage to find Rhea in the grass. I love the picture of the clouds in your first photo and congratulations on living with a Dracula.

Borqna said...

Excellent! Awesome!
/I also used the gothic spirit and culture./

Unknown said...

I love the gothic take. That mask is scary!

The cloud photos are brilliant. I wouldn't object to a few more cloudless days this summer, but the skies are nicer when there are clouds :)

Rhea looks peaceful and right at home in that grass xxxxx

Lynne said...

Of course I looked it up!!

Well done on the costume and mask! and of course the model!!

Love your cloud photos you have me now looking at our clouds daily!!