Hi G-Fans!
The NH crew have checked in with some pre-birthday activities. They are captured and shared on the photos included in this entry. All I can say is, "That is MY GIRL!!"
I am sooo jealous that she found bear poop perfume.
My best is eau de human excrement.... That one was a unisex fragrance.... Riley found it just as intoxicating as I did.
The concierge just hasn't got the nose for it. I feel sorry for her. She misses so much when she turns her nose up.
When I turn my nose up, I get even more than usual. I guess it is physiology, but I think attitude is even more crucial than genetics....
Just sayin'....
I am sooo jealous that she found bear poop perfume.
My best is eau de human excrement.... That one was a unisex fragrance.... Riley found it just as intoxicating as I did.
The concierge just hasn't got the nose for it. I feel sorry for her. She misses so much when she turns her nose up.
When I turn my nose up, I get even more than usual. I guess it is physiology, but I think attitude is even more crucial than genetics....
Just sayin'....
Anyway, we have had some pre-birthday treats ourselves the last two days.
Yesterday at Miles Standish we all got a gander at a deer in the forest. It was awesome, especially since we were all a-sniffing the hoof prints the deer had just made on the dirt road we were on....
And then today on the bog we were treated to a spectacular show in the form of a sunset. It had excitement and intrigue, the colors and shapes shifted and changed, it was quite something. As that excitement waned and the the sun dropped further into the skyline the concierge's assistant stopped ahead of us and pointed. None of us four-leggeds were really paying attention and so I didn't know about the visual piece until later, I dfid, however, smell the wafts of scent molecules left behind.
There was a fox, apparently, only a few feet in front of us who the concierge says stared us down for at least a minute or more.
Brazen fox.
Yesterday at Miles Standish we all got a gander at a deer in the forest. It was awesome, especially since we were all a-sniffing the hoof prints the deer had just made on the dirt road we were on....
And then today on the bog we were treated to a spectacular show in the form of a sunset. It had excitement and intrigue, the colors and shapes shifted and changed, it was quite something. As that excitement waned and the the sun dropped further into the skyline the concierge's assistant stopped ahead of us and pointed. None of us four-leggeds were really paying attention and so I didn't know about the visual piece until later, I dfid, however, smell the wafts of scent molecules left behind.
There was a fox, apparently, only a few feet in front of us who the concierge says stared us down for at least a minute or more.
Brazen fox.
May your attitude make up for any glitch in your day and for those around you too!
TTFN!
-G
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| 1. Hiked White Horse Ledge - views of No. Conway. |
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| 2. Put on Eau de Bear Poop for the evening activities |
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| 3. Not everyone liked my perfume. :( |
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