Slow Morning Start for Roscoe

Sometimes you awake ready to attack the day, but yesterday was a slow morning start for Roscoe.

Give me a minute to check out the marsh
Give me a minute to check out the marsh

Yesterday was our first morning in a while that wasn’t rainy and stormy, so we had a leisurely start to the day. Roscoe had a particularly slow morning start as he worked his way into the yard.

I think I'll stand here for a while.
I think I’ll stand here for a while.

Meanwhile, everyone else is in the yard getting business done so we can go for our morning walk and then come home for breakfast. So, shall we hurry things up a little, Roscoe?

** Stretch ** Fine, I'm coming ** Yawn **
** Stretch ** Fine, I’m coming ** Yawn **

3 Comments

  1. Patty Markiewicz on August 27, 2020 at 1:57 pm

    Roscoe is such a beautiful boy. I tend to get him mixed up with Frankie when they are all together. It’s nice to see him by himself for a few photos. Really, he’s stunning.

  2. Debbie and Ruby on August 27, 2020 at 8:09 am

    Every once in awhile we all have that kind of morning. Roscoe is so handsome.

  3. Jean Burkhardt on August 27, 2020 at 6:43 am

    Hu-Dad-we all have mornings like this! I guess Roscoe’s energy got up and left for a bit yesterday!! I hope you all enjoyed your walk and then breakfast!

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