The Exhaustive Animal Shelter (No Snakes Allowed) and Random Discussion for TPBM (27)

BearLeeAlive wrote in post #8288233
My granddaughters have grown lots. I saw them last on fathers day, but did not have a camera with me. It was kind of a last minute trip.

Bummer....I only remember her being such a tiny thing.


And speaking of babies
Wife is pregnant!!!!!!!!! Only about 4 weeks along though.

poppie guy wrote in post #8288234
No time to read all the posts again, so I decided to go through the posts looking at pictures. I wish I hadn't, Jim.

AmandaMarie wrote in post #8288235
Sure! I'll courier it.

Great! I'll be a waitin'

short5 wrote in post #8288249
Don't worry, as long as you don't keep thinking about it you will be okay Here sit down, I'll buy you a sarsaparilla. We can look the other way together.

Careful with the reflection though.

Becky N wrote in post #8288245
*rolls out sleeping bag, settles head on nearest saddle, watches glowing embers in the campfire*

Night Becky.

BOBERT!! Congratulations to you and the wife!! awwwww I vote for a lil guhrl!!

I am looking atTHISbook that I received as a gift. It is a brilliant book of images taken around the world. It features horses in their environments with man. HEREis one of the photographer's set ups. He carried this giant back drop and would have the horses stand or pass in front. Really great pictures.

GGgggggggggaaaaaaaaaa, I pulled a Cat and missed an entire page before I posted. Glad I did my usual backward scroll to see if anything was posted just be for I hit the reply button.

JIM better watch out for flying embers. We wouldn't want that apron to get burned.

*fluffs up nice fleece and closes eyes*

Robert, that is great news.
Congrats too you guys.


Becky, sleep tight.

short5 wrote in post #8288285
I am looking atTHISbook that I received as a gift. It is a brilliant book of images taken around the world. It features horses in their environments with man. HEREis on of the photographers set ups. He carried this giant back drop and would have the horses stand or pass in front. Really great pictures.

wow, that's really cool

Thanks Lisa...wife (and my Dad) wants it to be a guhrl too....but I don't wanna be a poor man.

Becky N wrote in post #8288286
GGgggggggggaaaaaaaaaa, I pulled a Cat and missed an entire page before I posted. Glad I did my usual backward scroll to see if anything was posted just be for I hit the reply button.

JIM better watch out for flying embers. We wouldn't want that apron to get burned.

*fluffs up nice fleece and closes eyes*

I was careful.

Bobert!! that's great I know what you have been doing *points*
I wish you a happy healthy baby.

short5 wrote in post #8288285
I am looking atTHISbook that I received as a gift. It is a brilliant book of images taken around the world. It features horses in their environments with man. HEREis on of the photographers set ups. He carried this giant back drop and would have the horses stand or pass in front. Really great pictures.

That's very cool.

BOBERT! Way to go.

Harm wrote in post #8288185
You and Chet really need a special thread just for you two!!

AMEN!

3Turner wrote in post #8288291
Thanks Lisa...wife (and my Dad) wants it to be a guhrl too....but I don't wanna be a poor man.

aww. Daughters are worth having, Bobert m'boy. Even if they are spendy. And you and Mari (sp?) make such cute babies that she's bound to be a doll. (or he, if it's a boy, is bound to be a handsome youngster)

Congratulations, Robert!

short5 wrote in post #8288285
I am looking atTHISbook that I received as a gift. It is a brilliant book of images taken around the world. It features horses in their environments with man. HEREis on of the photographers set ups. He carried this giant back drop and would have the horses stand or pass in front. Really great pictures.

That looks like a great book. Lots of work into the setup of that shot.

short5 wrote in post #8288285
I am looking atTHISbook that I received as a gift. It is a brilliant book of images taken around the world. It features horses in their environments with man. HEREis on of the photographers set ups. He carried this giant back drop and would have the horses stand or pass in front. Really great pictures.

Wow...those are neat.

Becky N wrote in post #8288286
JIM better watch out for flying embers. We wouldn't want that apron to get burned.

The front of the apron would be the least of my concerns for getting burned.

BearLeeAlive wrote in post #8288287
Robert, that is great news.
Congrats too you guys.

Thanks Jim