colorblindPICASO: Sometimes it is all just too exhausting for Charlie. Good thing he could nap in someone's lap on a rollercoaster.
colorblindPICASO: Our homemade peanut brittle cooling
colorblindPICASO: The interesting thing about candy making is that the more taste tests you do, the more hyper you get. I wonder if wine makers have the same problem.
colorblindPICASO: I'm too old to be fun to shop for, so now my job on Christmas morning is to sit there looking pretty for pictures. Sometimes I even fail at that.
colorblindPICASO: Charlie is always there for me.
colorblindPICASO: A game of "no blink" can be a dangerous thing to play with your sister. We should probably start wearing helmets if we're going to use full contact rules. I won by the way.
colorblindPICASO: Susie is quite possibly the most fun adult to shop for on the planet. Though I told her the tube might contain a shower curtain, extra-long back scratcher, or a single really tall golf club, it was really a bunch of play dough to help her with her...
colorblindPICASO: Charlie is often much like a gas. He will expand or contact to fill the available space in a container.
colorblindPICASO: My photostream might give the false impression that Jen's dog Charlie spends most of his time sleeping. As this shot clearly shows, that is not true. He is saying goodbye as he leaves for his weekly pollination shift.
colorblindPICASO: For about a month of his first year, Kit-Kat assumed the true meaning of Christmas was a ploy to keep him off of the greatest cat toy ever… that tree the humans put up that had 300 shinny cat toys! Then he discovered stocking time!
colorblindPICASO: Young animals are a lot like kids. Just when you get them posed right, they discover that they can roll their tongue into a tube. *thuuuu* *thuuuu*
colorblindPICASO: "I have played with all your milk junk rings, sniffed all your plants, and explored behind all of your couches... I am ready to move on to the next house please."
colorblindPICASO: "Hey Charlie, what is that up there?" "No idea Zoe, but I want it." "Me too, now how do we get it?" "Not sure, it's pretty high. Let's give the humans puppy dog eyes." "WHAT? No way, KITTEN eyes!" "Puppy dog eyes!"
colorblindPICASO: Grandma trying on her new… uh… nose clips we got her for Christmas.
colorblindPICASO: Family Play-Doh time 2!
colorblindPICASO: Family Play-Doh time 1!
colorblindPICASO: "Welcome to Glamour Shots" "Thanks, my name is Charlie and I think I'd like to try some shots in a nice shimmering gold wrap."
colorblindPICASO: Charlie has no idea what snow is, but he's pretty sure it calls for a lick.
colorblindPICASO: My girlfriend uses her super powers to mess with my camera more than fight for truth, justice, and the American way. In this case she chose to phase in right by me as I took this shot.
colorblindPICASO: "Measure twice, cut onc… wait, MEASURE?!?" Yeah… Sarah is more of a "wing it" kind of girl.
colorblindPICASO: Sugar and/or honey rushes are great, but then there is the crash. Doubly bad for a HoneyDog.
colorblindPICASO: Like peanut butter, honey is so hard for dogs... er... honey bees to get off the roof of their mouth.
colorblindPICASO: They say dogs and their owners look alike. I have no idea where that comes from. Must be cat fangirls spreading vicious lies.
colorblindPICASO: Don't you love it when ONE person in the picture is moving onto the "silly faces" shot just as someone takes the best looking shot of the set? *JEN*
colorblindPICASO: "What you want to do there is rejigger the dumblflap... WAIT... that's too far, now it is all disscombobulated."
colorblindPICASO: After a full day of being a Cavalier (which involves a lot of a wagging and looking around for your human) even a paper birthday hat can be a bit weighty.
colorblindPICASO: Three generations of spectacular genetics... oh the junk piles in my sister's future.=)
colorblindPICASO: I take water spills very seriously.
colorblindPICASO: Does this mean I have more or LESS family pressure to get married?
colorblindPICASO: The weight of her new ring finally gets to Jen and she must grab branches to keep from dragging her hand as she walks.