Enough already with more birds on the seventh day of Christmas. I wanted a picture of Diana inside with poinsettias in the background, but she was having none of it. She wanted to go outside, and there she is having her way. I must admit it's a good picture of her. Below are the poinsettias. They are artificial, but they would have made a nice Christmas scene with Diana.
When I went in the room to take the picture of the flowers, Diana barked to come back in, but I didn't even try to pose her.
Anyway, I'm told it's also New Year's Eve...
HAPPY NEW YEAR'S EVE!
Happy New Year to you and yours, Mimi! Please blog on and on. :>)
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Happy New Year to you and those you love, Nij. Keep the comments a-comin'.
DeleteHope your New year is fabulous! Mine will be spent with two of my grandkids since I am babysitting. That makes for a grand night in my opinion!! :-)
ReplyDeleteCiss, I've spent New Year's Eve babysitting. You could do a lot worse than spend an evening with the young-uns. :-) I hope you have a great year in 2013.
DeleteHappy New Year, Mimi! Wishing you many blessings and especially good health. The Cats send special greetings to Diana.
ReplyDeleteMay you have a wonderful year in 2013, whiteycat. Diana sends her best wishes to you and The Cats, too.
DeleteAw, Happy New Year's, good girl. (Diana, too! ;-D)
ReplyDeleteNot that good, JCF. Diana would not cooperate with the picture-taking.
DeleteHappy New Year.
Diana is a sweetie :)
ReplyDeleteSometimes, Cathy. She has a mind of her own. Of course, I wouldn't have it any other way. :-)
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