Hmmm... okay, wait, are they the guests, or am I the guest, if I do the prep work and the teaching but it takes place in their home?
Yay!
Of course, I had to photograph the dowgs:
This is Charcoal, their house dog:
He's a big, huge, 110-pound galoot who sits in his mama's lap until she can't feel her legs. They have a working team of huskies in the yard, and poor Charcoal gets made fun of for being so big and goofy and awkward in comparison. But he is certainly loved. :)
Charcoal's paws are almost the size of Linden's head. Even though my girls are retired, they are still considered "real dogs" and occupy a higher social rung than poor Charcoal.
Photographs of black animals crack me up:
Do you remember this one I had taken of my friend Carl's cat, Dog?
It reminds me of this other one I took of a backlit owl:
The resemblance is uncanny, is it not?
3 comments:
Ah, is this the neighbor with the nasturtium blossoms? She is very handy in the kitchen!
Those look delicious - what's the stuffing?
Ingredients list here:
http://silicon2tanana.blogspot.com/2011/01/preparations-for-new-years-dinner.html
Only I had proper napa cabbage this time! I liked the bok choy version, though, and may have to do it again sometime.
Haha I had forgotten about that moose. She quit hanging out with me a few weeks after that photo was taken!
Ah yes! Now I remember that old blog entry...and the moose, ha ha. Yummy yummy - and so much fun to make with friends.
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