Wednesday, March 4

Wednesday Dose of Cute: Food as Furniture


Marta Guard on overdrive—or just got cold feet?

Want a bigger dose of our hilarious, yet wonderfully ferocious, fluffy white dog?
Marta Baby Pictures
7/27/08: Siesta Time
10/26/08: Mostly Marta
10/28/08: Just Doing Her Job
11/6/08: Maybe Marta
1/24/09: Keeping the Food Supply Safe
2/1/09: Moping Marta
2/4/09: Three Dog Sight
2/7/09: Being Watched

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7 comments:

  1. Must be almost lambing time - your gals are nekkid again!Marta is a hoot indeed - if I were one of the sheep I'd huddle up against all that warm dog. 80 degrees here today - spring is sprunging?

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  2. So hows the cookbook coming along?
    I check out the garden part of your blog but I see nothing about the cookbook. I here to help you keep on task. I'm a good nagger!

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  3. What a great photo - it seems that Marta was created to give great expressions. That look just asks for a hug.....but I guess she would not like it! No matter, she is still lovely ~ thanks for the warm vision for the day!!

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  4. Hi, I've been lurking on your blog for a few months now, just wanted you to know that your pictures always put a smile on my face, thank you for that! Also your bread blog has inspired me to start making bread again, your recipes and tips are absolutely wonderful. Thanks!

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  5. Marta just likes to be the top dog. Occasionally the sheep need a visual reminder. Or is it for you?

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  6. Marta reminds me of the Sheep Dog we had when I was a toddler,he followed me all around the yard..gaurding me. It looks like Marta knows exactly what to do.

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  7. They're thinking 'you don't have to guard our hay!'

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