Mom groomed me on Tuesday. It was a two hour process and her back hurt and I was pooped but the first thing I did was ask for a walk. Mom couldn't believe her eyes when I brought her my tug toy. The tug toy is my way of telling mom that it's time for my walk.
We found a beautiful crocus blooming at the end of the driveway!
I found a red hydrangea flower in the street. We had wild winds a couple of days and this poor lady's flower arrangement got destroyed.
Our Lenten Roses are looking so pretty and the hyacinths are beginning to come into bloom☺
As always, our thanks to
Rosy and Sunny for hosting Nature Friday!
Happy Friday, everybuddy!
Love ya lots♥
Hi Molly,
ReplyDeleteYour flowers as always are lovely, and you look super spiffy after your spring grooming. (Unfortunately, you have reminded Gail that I am overdue the same treatment....)
Toodle-oo!
Nobby.
Mom can't do much with our furs with the arm out of commission. Madison went to the groomer yesterday to get cleaned up, Nelson went like two weeks ago, and Olivia and I are scheduled for next month. At least Mom can still dremel our nails at home. Have a fun weekend and hope you get out for more walks.
ReplyDeletethe crocus guy looks cute... and so innocent.... have a wonderful weekend dear molly
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ReplyDeleteOh yes, you do look very tidy and, of course, beautifurs, Molly dear... and how wonderfurs to see the sun and the spring properly happening! Hugs and wags, YAM-aunty xxx
You look wonderful sweet Molly and I'm glad to hear that you wanted to go for your walkie!
ReplyDeleteMollly first what a gorgeous bloom on Wordless Wednesday.
ReplyDeleteOMDs I've recently been watching a YouTube series about grooming. The title is a 'Girl with Dogs'.
She is a groomer in Canada. Just watching her makes all of my joints ache. So I know what mom means about a achy breakie back.
Hugs and love you lots
Cecilia
We loved your message system to Mom!
ReplyDeleteWillow Run is probably what we would call a 'creek' - as it appears to be an off shot of The Conewago that winds its way thru here - and probably be part of 'the Willow Springs' the big road thru the industrial park -Mom remembers in the past she used to take a picture of The Leuradale Willow - and now, there is ME
H&K&W,
Willow
Your blooming flowers are way ahead of ours, Molly. We barely have some daffodils just poking their leaves out of the ground.
ReplyDeleteLulu: "Well you know, after a girl gets a good grooming, she wants to go out and show off her beautiful furs, am I right?"
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful crocus, it's amazi g all the Spring Blooms peaking out so far!
ReplyDeleteWe are so glad you are still enjoyi g your walkies Molly!!
xoxo,
Rosy and Sunny
Molly ~ you are the 'star' ~ lovely crocus photo and series of photos ~ thanks,
ReplyDeleteWishing you good health, laughter and love in your days,
A ShutterBug Explores,
aka (A Creative Harbor)
Thank you for sharing your pretty spring flowers, Molly though you're even prettier. Our crocus flowers here on the Northern California coast are almost finished. They're one of my favorites.
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ReplyDeleteHi hi hi! Ojo here! You look lovely! So do the flowers! What a great Walk!
Beautiful flowers. Too early in Massachusetts. Thanks for the kind words you left for the passing of Lucy.
ReplyDeleteA tug toy is brilliant
ReplyDeleteOh pretty Molly, all ready for spring. So well done, Mom and Molly! Love that you bring out the tug toy to mean walkies, Mom must be very happy to see that.💗 Thank you for the early signs of spring, their gentle appearance is always so delightful.✨ I’ve planted new bulbs, so I’m very excited about seeing how they pop up.
ReplyDeleteEnjoy spring coming your way..🌸,
Julia
You look evenm ore beautiful than usual, Molly, after your grooming. Nice nature finds on your walk. Nice to see you, we have been MIA too long.
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What a great walk and you look wonderful. Coco is in desperate need of a spa day and I am waiting for an appointment, I think everyone wants to get cut at the same time. We loved the flowers you found. We too had high winds and had some damage in the garden but nothing that will not grow again! Hugs & Love, Susie & Coco xx
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