I’m sorry to say, but it was about time to end the True Blood series. The overall direction of the story and characters during the past few seasons made it very hard to watch. Of course I stayed with it, since I’m one to see things thru to the very end. For this reward… In their final episode, there was a scene with Sokie, one of the main stars of the show – as she turned her head, I thought to myself, was that what I...

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This pic is part of the Clover’s Day post I had shared yesterday. A few minutes after Clover finished swimming and cooling off in the lake. Clover pulled me over to the side of the path and stopped, when I looked down she was standing next to this heart shaped rock. The way she looked up to me – I swear it’s like she knows all about me and the hearts.  Of course I quickly took a pic. Funnier yet, as soon as I put my iPhone...

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Even though everyday I’m with Clover I make it special. Camille had to go to an event and Clover would be stuck inside most of the day. It was gorgeous out, hot and humid!  Clover and I headed to Lake Harriet for a walk around the lake.  There wasn’t many dogs out cuz of the heat, and Clover was looking to play to burn off the energy she built up being in all day. Half way around the lake, we decided to walk a mile or so over to the...

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Savannah had emailed me from Italy, asking me to search for an old photo I might have on my external hard drive. In my search, I came across this old photo we had taken about 15 years ago at our old house. It’s back when the seeing hearts all started – before iPhones, when your only options was to capture a photo by a camera with film. This particular heart – was a-left-over crumb from...

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After scrapping and painting the back of the house last month, I found even with our best efforts in cleaning, we seemed to leave one paint flake behind. As U can see in this pic, it’s heart shaped, a heart flake of paint. There was no reason to sweep this under the rug. 🙂 For obvious reasons, consciously, I couldn’t dispose of a heart. Instead, I let it remain there for the wind, rain and...

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I was talking to Mary, when I noticed a heart shaped mole on her arm. I must confess, it only looks heart shaped when her arm is not up close. Once I took the pic, I could tell the pigment of the mole was lighter at top, making it appear to give form to the heart shape. There always, something about...

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