The 17th Official YouTubeless Speed Chatter Challenge & Discussion for TPBM (17)

Cat the first picture is great. You can even just see the catch light in her left eye.

Gorgeous stuff Cat!!

My walk-a-thon-ers

Thanks you guys.

*hands Lisa some fudgie, brownie, espresso, kahlua yummy delicious ice cream*

Skrim17 wrote in post #6765923
My walk-a-thon-ers

I love seeing pictures of your guys!

And I've meant to comment on all the photos posted the last couple days. But I haven't quoted them, and I forget as I catch up in snippets. Sorry.
I've thoroughly enjoyed the show though.

Those are great Crissa!

And GOSH, Lisa! I have figured out how to use a mask and my brushes to create fantastic framing in seconds! Hang on, I'll grab one and show you what I mean.

cfpackerfan wrote in post #6765951
And GOSH, Lisa! I have figured out how to use a mask and my brushes to create fantastic framing in seconds! Hang on, I'll grab one and show you what I mean.

waiting patiently for amazing discovery

and thanks for the ice cream

This was at our local middle school, as part of their character development program they have this walk a thin every year and donate their proceeds to 2 local charities. It was us and the fire departmen this year, last year they gave each charity $4700.00 so we are hopeful that we will be as lucky! We also plan on attending and walking every year (I had my guys get sponsors like everyone else) because I feel it is important for my guys to understand helping others and giving to others as so many give to us.

short5 wrote in post #6765673
Hmmm lets see, all our enemies were quiet until our election was over so their candidate of choice would be elected rather than the one vowing to kill them. I will shut up now.

Oh, THAT. OK.

Skrim17 wrote in post #6765674
Hi Puddle.

Hola, Crissa!

cfpackerfan wrote in post #6765700
I'm glad you captured my 'good morning' for anyone who may not have seen that today. You rock.

No, YOU... uh... rock. yeah.

Thus ends my witty repartee.

Skrim17 wrote in post #6765731
what's the traveling statue?

It's a statue, but it travels. Huh? Cool, huh? Yeah, I thought so, too.

Cat, that first page is absolutely gorgeous. She will love what you did with it.

Crissa, that crew of yours ALWAYS brings a smile to my face, the sure seem happy to be alive most of the time.

Crissa, love the shots of the gang, as always. They always look like they're having a blast.

Cat: Super weddng stuff. Wow. When I grow up, I want to be like you. Kinda. You know, without that girl stuff. And Wade. I like Wade, don't get me wrong, it's just that I REALLY like Lisa better. No offense. Geez, this is getting awkward....

Well, Jasper met a porcupine today, and not one of those cute ones with a ribbon in their hair either. I never saw it happen as we were out in the middle of a pitch dark park. All the quills were in his front left paw, and he really couldn't walk. That, and I did not want him to embed them worse, so I carried him down the hill and out, over 1/2 mile. Man, a 37 lb, awkward to carry dog can really wear on ones arms. There is a pedestrian bridge over a major road that we cross with a streetlight on on side that we were half way up on due to being on the bridge. Good thing for carrying a Leatherman Tool, I used it to pull all 27 quills out. Jasper yipped and struggled a wee bit, but for the most part was a great patient. He seems to be ok now. Probably a bit tender, but I will look close again in the morning.

puddlepirate44 wrote in post #6766039
Cat: Super weddng stuff. Wow. When I grow up, I want to be like you. Kinda. You know, without that girl stuff. And Wade. I like Wade, don't get me wrong, it's just that I REALLY like Lisa better. No offense. Geez, this is getting awkward....

Is this babbling, kinda like at a loss for words? How weird for you.

BearLeeAlive wrote in post #6766047
Well, Jasper met a porcupine today, and not one of those cute ones with a ribbon in their hair either. I never saw it happen as we were out in the middle of a pitch dark park. All the quills were in his front left paw, and he really couldn't walk. That, and I did not want him to embed them worse, so I carried him down the hill and out, over 1/2 mile. Man, a 37 lb, awkward to carry dog can really wear on ones arms. There is a pedestrian bridge over a major road that we cross with a streetlight on on side that we were half way up on due to being on the bridge. Good thing for carrying a Leatherman Tool, I used it to pull all 27 quills out. Jasper yipped and struggled a wee bit, but for the most part was a great patient. He seems to be ok now. Probably a bit tender, but I will look close again in the morning.

oh no! Poor little! Aren't their quills barbed? That had to hurt.

Oh ya, and when I was blasting down the path carrying Jasper, we came upon yet another porcupine who we carefully skirted around.