Too Close?

Typhoon struggled with his modeling role on the trail today as Hu-Dad kept telling him, “Not too close to the camera!”

not too close

We’re back in Asheville at the new house. The humans busily unpacked boxes while we snoozervised (we’re really, really good at snoozervising). During our afternoon walk (and, no, walks do not get postponed just because of human busyness), Hu-Dad realized he needed a photo for today’s blog. Typhoon volunteered but kept trying to stick his nose on the camera lens. Hu-Dad kept saying, “Not too close,” but, well…you can see the result.

3 Comments

  1. tammyj on March 16, 2021 at 10:40 am

    it’s so weird.
    it’s like Matt Dillon has come back to town. I tried to like the other place but it just wasn’t Home!
    maybe the snoozervisors agree. wish I had your energy. 😀

  2. Debbie and Ruby on March 16, 2021 at 9:22 am

    I love the term snoozervising. Now I have a great way to describe my girl Ruby. I am getting tired going from SC to NC with you and the pups.

  3. Jean Burkhardt on March 16, 2021 at 7:41 am

    Hu-Dad-LOVE the term snoozervising!! Even though the Little Prince Typhoon Phooey is super close to the camera lens I can see he’s a happy boy. What dog wouldn’t be happy getting those long walks every day?

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