Number one: Thanks for all the sweet words on yesterday's post! That pic was me enjoying a breeze during a recent trip to the Kansas Ocean. I really wish you all could have been there - it was incredible!
Number two: Sorry we haven't been visiting your blogs as much lately. There is a lot going on here and we are only allowed to use Apple products if Mom is here helping. We're trying to get caught up! Bear with us? (Amber insisted I insert that hyperlink...)
So, anyway, speaking of Ammy... now that it's not as hot as it was, we're all getting to spend more time outside! The other morning, after Am and I walked Dad and Storm and Dave walked Mom, I was taking a little siesta in the bedroom when I heard Am calling me. Oh, sure, Mom and Dad had been calling too, but you know how that goes. I got up to see what was up with my sis.
"Hey, Zimmie! Come on! We're all out on the deck!"
"Hey, Yammer!"
Mom and Dad were having coffee, so the four of us stood watch for them. Here's a little collage of me out there on Guard Duty:
Yeah, I know. It's VERY hard work!
One of the cool things about being decked out is that you just never know what you're going to see out there! That morning, we saw a Chinook from Fort Riley flying just over the ridge line. Check it out!
Chinook!
Mom didn't see it at first, but Dad and I pointed it out. She didn't get a picture of Dad, but here I am:
"Over there, Mom!"
"Ha roo roo roo!"
I love being decked out! We'll share more pix later of the rest of the Ao4 out there!
Play bows,
Zim
Jeannie here Zim!Just wanted to say every time I see a Chinook I think of my daughter. Bizarre I know - but when she was very small we lived very near RAF Lyneham in Wiltshire.
ReplyDeleteThe Falklands War had just started, and every single day Chinooks were swarming over our garden on their way to and from the base. She would run into the kitchen shouting "AIRBANE,AIRBANE,AIRBANE!" Being only 3 she hadn't learned to distinguish a plane or a chinook helicopter obviously! Nor how to say aeroplane properly LOL!!
Even now, 28 years later, we always say "airbane,airbane" when we see a Chinook. I know it reads crazy, but it was so kinda irritating but funny all at the same time!
Thank you for sharing - I have always adored your deck!!
Lotsaluv, Jeannie xxxxxx oh and Marvin xxxxx
So many great photos, sweet friends=we know you all enjoyed deck time!...We loved your photo yesterday too, Zim=very, very handsome!...kisses...Calle, Halle, Sukki
ReplyDeleteIm jealous of your deck time. Summer hasn't been great here in Seattle and we've already got fall weather meaning less and less sun time. booo. Soak up some sun and send it over this way! :)
ReplyDeleteI love your deck!
ReplyDeleteDon't work too hard, and make sure you get plenty of water and treats! :)
Mochi
Omigod! I do the same T-pose when I'm lying down on guard duty too!
ReplyDeleteSonic
u have such a great dogs!
ReplyDeletekeep posting and make us happy with your nice Army :)
You guys sure are cute on your deck.
ReplyDeleteYou mean you don't eat the Apple products???
Great pics! I am trying to enjoy my deck too before the snow flies....that should be next week....not really....
ReplyDeleteWhat a nice day Zim, aren't you glad you came out when Ammy called.
ReplyDeleteWe were lookiing for a Salmon in the sky and got hungry, but the helicopter was pretty cool too.
Remy and Flash
We're glad you came when Ammy called you out on your deck because we enjoyed watching you on deck duty! You were working pretty hard so hope you got rested up! Good job of spotting the Chinook!
ReplyDeleteSeeing you on your deck totally makes me want to go out on my deck. But it's raining.
ReplyDeleteHuffs
We just love that snooter shot!!
ReplyDeleteBeing Decked out looks like fun!!
Smileys and Snuggles,
Dory, Bilbo and Jacob!
Hi, Zim!
ReplyDeleteGlad you are having a very nice weather and are enjoying a good time outside!
Kisses and hugs
Lorenza
That's a great deck you have there. Perfect for outdoor naps!
ReplyDeleteHa-roo, when I read "Chinook", I though woo meant a Chinook dog! Our furiend Lee's Uncle is the man who developed the Chinook breed-- and he was the lead dog-driver for Adm. Byrd's trip to the South Pole!
ReplyDeleteIts furry nice woo all get to share time on the deck. What a nice pack plan!
jack a-roo & miss moo
Love your froggy doggy!!! I think you are doing a great job keeping watch.
ReplyDeleteI'm glad things are finally cooling down for you. We're enjoying it here too!
Holly
Being on the deck sure looks relaxing. Good you were out there to let mom know where that big birdie was.
ReplyDeleteBenny & Lily