Yes, Rainy Day's Are NOT Happy Ones ..

Around our household. Both pups, Molly and Pepper, hate the wet stuff falling from the sky this morning. Pepper takes one look at it when I open the door and starts back peddling. Molly on the other hand.. all 6.5 lbs of her.. braves it every time. You can immediately tell that she hates the rain, but she goes out, cowering a bit, to get the 'Job' done. "Good Girl!!" Of course then I spend 10 minutes drying her bony, and extremely hairy, body off. She's a trooper through that hated experience as well.

MMMMMmmm Nothing Like The Smell Of Wet Dog ..

Said no one ever.. I think. I just wanted her to turn to look at the camera, but she hates the phone. No wonder she hates it so much.. The selfie side camera SUCKS!! so pixilated and grainy. Especially when the light conditions are lower than normal. I did a good job of getting pretty dry.

She Just Wanted To Sit With Me ..

While I am steeming away. She hopped up here on my lap to get away from the awful loud rain beating against the house. Another thing that she hates.. Noise! Any kind really. It triggers the unwavering shakes and trembles. She is calming down next to me and the bonus is that she is keeping my legs warm.. oaky maybe just a small part of them.

Where Is Pepper You Ask?? ..

Well, he can't hear, so the sound of the rain doesn't bother him so much. He darted away from the door and away from the rain, so hes pretty dry. He has no worries at all EXCEPT .. He is ridden with jealousy. He does NOT like the fact Molly is up here with her dad and he is on the floor, under the desk, as I am typing away.

I Went To Pick Him Up ..

And he darted off. That bum. He just wanted her off my lap. He eventually gave up and went to lay down in one of his favored morning spots. If you squint through the blurriness and blankets, you'll see him snuggled up there.

Well, That's It For Now ..

Off to steem a little more than heading to do some indoor skydiving.. that should be interesting :-) Have FUN today!!

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About Me ~ The Artist

My art work incorporates a wide variety of subject matter, including landscape, seascape, cityscape, and still life images. My works are the product of a continuing process of exploration through which I seek to portray personal and visionary interpretations of my surroundings. My paintings are impressions of places and events from everyday life, an interpretation of my imagination, and personal responses to what I see and feel on a daily basis. More recently I have invested generous amounts of time into my landscape painting. I am surrounded by natural and man made beauty, which inherently presents itself in the tri-state area, and almost demands that I paint it.

Not everything is art. Art is not everything, but it comes close. Art is everywhere and all the time. Art makes you experience the beauty of the world, the people in it, and the places we call home. Art itself is so influential that it can tell stories, show feelings, and express passion or fury. Art exists in addition to language; expression of sensations and thoughts, revealing a way of thinking too subtle and delicate for words.

For me art requires love, honesty and perseverance. In return, it reveals some personal, non-analyzable, and creative untamed passion. For the public, art with its magnificent beauty, improves mood and health and builds better human beings and communities. It engages the intellect, softens the heart, strengthens the soul and frees the spirit.

“Old dogs, like old shoes, are comfortable. They might be a bit out of shape and a little worn around the edges, but they fit well.” – Bonnie Wilcox