Robin Loves Life On The Farm
Attention Dog Lovers! This is Weekend Dog Blogging #49!
To see fun dog photos & discover yummy new food blogs, visit Sweetnicks each Sunday night for the roundup. Pining for more puppy pics? The Friday Ark boards everything from dogs to frogs. If you prefer plants to pets, don't miss the always tasty & informative Weekend Herb Blogging roundup every Monday. Catch it this week at Kalyn's Kitchen.
A year of Daily Photos ago:
These Misty Summer Mornings Feel So Peaceful
Robin looks very sweet! I'm sure he is a brave farm dog...
ReplyDeleteOK, I'm finally biting...
ReplyDeleteDo you have to be a foodie to join in the Weekend Dog Blogging? Well, according to your post Finding Foodies, I'm a foodie and never even knew it, even though my blog's not about food. (It's about a kitchen designed around cooking -- does that count?)
I'd like to Weekend Dog Blog! May I?
Does Robin bark a lot? I'd always wanted a beagle until I spent some time with friends who have several vocal specimens.
ReplyDeleteI just discovered your blog and I definitely like it. No doubt I will come back soon.
ReplyDeleteHi Farmgirl,
ReplyDeleteThank you for sharing your lovely photos and stories! They make me wish I could go back to the farm of my childhood, where I spent every vacation and holiday up until I was 14, when my grandparents retired from farming and moved to town. One of my most idyllic memories is running barefoot all summer (the farm was in Poland, where I live, and where there's hardly any poisonous wildlife).
Such a pretty puppy face - those flipped back ears are tugging on my heart strings :D
ReplyDeleteI considered naming my first son Robin, but I chose Seth instead. Still, Robin is a fine name.
ReplyDeleteHi Farmgirl,
ReplyDeleteBoo is hosting Weekend Cat Blogging #64 at http://masak-masak.blogspot.com/
Please send her your photos and story if you wish.
Oh how I love Robin's face. I've seriously never seen a dog whose eyes dance like Robin’s.
ReplyDeleteHi! I just read your post on yogurt. I hope you can help me! I have a Salton "Cosmopolitan" yogurt maker with no instructions. It has 5 little cups in it.
ReplyDeleteIf I use your method for making yogurt, do I fill the cups? How long do I leave the unit plugged in? I can't believe I can finally use this thing!!!! Thanks ;)
gosh, I love a beagle...any beagle...
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