Sophie joins me in a sunrise tour of the garden. I look to see if any tree branches have come down in the night. She keeps a look out for C-A-T-S.
The daffodils now out en masse. Sophie is oblivious to daffodils.
Sophie would not be good at this. Any patient coming in with a snack would distract her :https://daily.jstor.org/why-arent-there-more-dogs-at-the-doctors-office/
The beans for this chocolate come from small farms in southern India :https://www.masonchocolate.com/2017/12/05/farmer-direct/
6 comments:
The daffodils look lovely - such a colourful welcome to Spring.
In the second photo Sophie looks somewhat perplexed - is that because there are no C-A-T-S to chase?
The daffodils in the first picture are an unusual and rather lovely colour.
Here in N Scotland, already known as the windiest area in Europe, it has been unusually windy pretty much every day since December...
Cheers, Gail.
She is wondering why it's taking so long to get in the car and head off for breakfast croissants.
Hari Om
That chocolate is produced by the Auroville Foundation and is available only within India, for the most part. It can be purchased from their main website, but is three to four times what it costs in India, then add on postages - and you have to beware the potential for import duty... but if you are in Mumbai, it's definitely worth looking out for! YAM xx
Oh my goodness - that's far worse than no C-A-T-S to chase!
Does she chase or herd the C-A-T-S?
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