Sunday, July 29, 2012

Monday Mischief

Before we get to the mischief of this day let me make sure you all head over to the Olympic stadium for today's events.  First we have Benny and Lily hosting Beach Ball.  Next up is Corbin's Cross Neighborhood Walkabout.  Third on the day's event is from out kitty friends at House Cat Confidential with HIDING.  And last but not least for another feline friend we have Competitive Napping hosted by Huffle Mawson.   Each day just gets better and better.  Make sure you don't miss out on a single moment.


And now for the mischief part of this day.  And I am not the one who is the cause of mischief... It's my MOM.  Let me tell you about it.  See twice a week MOM mows the yard.  My self appointed job is to walk beside her every step of the way.  It takes between 2 and 2 1/2 hours to mow our yard.  Good thing I was there this last time.  


Do you see it?  Right there in front of the mower!  STOP!  MOM STOP!

It's one of my beloved Beaver Sticks!  Risking life and paw I ran in front of the mower to save my Stick.  Sheesh MOM!  Lucky I got to it just in time and no Stick was harmed.  MOM "says" she saw it and was just kidding when she got so close to killing my Stick.  Yea right.  I can tell you this is not the first time I have saved a Stick from the mower.  This is why I walk every step with MOM while she mows.  I have rescued countless sticks in my life time.

After a hard and HOT day of rescuing sticks and cuttin' grass we kicked back for a cool beverage (that's my special Puddles beer) and a snack.  I get the tomato and MOM gets the cucumber, we ran out of Cheetos so these are the next best thing.  
Blessings,
Goose

29 comments:

  1. Yous is such a good helper. My hairy slobbery sister Cinnamon does what yous does! When Daddy mows she is right beside him and drops her ball at his feets.
    Kisses
    Nellie

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  2. Mowing, what is mowing. we never mow here, how come? I better have My Vickie come over and see what you got that I don't.

    Bert

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  3. Your mom needs a bigger mower if it takes her that long. I have a 60" wide cut with my tractor and it takes me that long to do my 3 acres of lawn. Glad you were able to save your stick.

    Cindy

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  4. Whew, that was a close one, Goose! Good thing Mom has you there to snoopervise her work. MOL! Stay cool, furriends. xoxo

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  5. Nothing like a nice cold beer after mowing the lawn. Especially if it takes a couple of hours! I'm glad to hear you saved yet another stick Goose! :)

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  6. Goose, that was a close one, good job and good eyes my sweet pal. You deserved the treats.

    Loveys Sasha

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  7. Good job, Goose ! It's a hard work saving all those sticks, you really deserved a bear, ehehehe !
    Kisses
    Iris

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  8. Good job's you were dare Goose to save yor sticks! I'm gonna try some beer...I's never had it before.. " Mum, can yooo get me some beer likes Goose ? " Bol..
    Have a great day :)
    Hugs Mollie xx

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  9. That was a close call! Mowing twice a week - that is serious business!!

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  10. Oooooh law has mercy, dat poor stick was almost a goner. But thanks to your keen eyesight you saved it and probably your MOM's mower..hehehe. My mum would has broken da mower, hers good at breakin' stuffs.
    Nows, did you save some of dat beer fur me? You knows it was my birfday and I gotted NUTTIN'...no pressie.

    Puddles

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  11. Well saved Goose and how brave to risk paws and nose to save the stick. Have a happy Monday.
    Best wishes Molly

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  12. NICE SAVE Goose. WHEW! It was very much close. I think your mom needs one of those Stick Catchers on the front of her grass chomper.

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  13. Good thing you were there Goose. That could have been ugly for your stick!

    the brown dawgs

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  14. ur mom has to mow twice a week...wow...right now our yard is brown and crunchy so we don't have to do anything...you were very brave to walk that close to the loud machine...we are all scared of it at our house!! Just Me..Stella rose

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  15. Wow, great job, Goose. Maybe you should found the 'stick-watch-patrol'?

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  16. Goose w/o your snoopervision your mom would be lost and thirsty.
    Hugs Madi your BFFF

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  17. that was a close call for your stick goose - glad you were able to save it

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  18. Roo god job you caught that stick in time! Can't trust the humans with thie stubby little noses to notice everything!*waggy tail*

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  19. WHEW! What if you hadn't been there?!?! Great save on the stick, Goose!!!
    Play bows,
    Zim

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  20. I hate that noisy grass cutting machine!!

    Happy Monday woofs & huggies! <3

    ~Bailey (Yep, I'm a girl!)

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  21. Wait wait wait. Dogs don't drink BEER. They drink cider! Crazy dog ...

    Your dog is a real beauty. :)

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  22. Woof to you Goose!!!! Running out of Cheetos is a colossal travesty. Much love to you - XXOO - Mazzie

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  23. Whew, Goose, that was a close call. We can't have those beaver sticks getting shredded by the mower - oh wait, maybe that is why Mom has so much trouble with her mowers - we don't think they are meant for cutting down sticks:)

    Cuke and tomato salad - yummers.

    Woos - Phantom, Thunder, Ciara, and Lightning

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  24. Good thing you saved that beaver stick. We know they taste mighty fine (thanks again to you and your mom for ours). You and your mom sure know how to kick back and enjoy a cool beverage, eh?

    Your friends,

    Murphy & Stanley

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  25. Wow...good thing you were there to save your sticks. Starr says you are truly a hero!

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  26. My hoomins have the lawn guy come over sometimes. The machine makes a lot of noise.

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  27. Goose, you are the best of helpers! I don't know what your mom would do without your guidance!

    Bunny

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  28. Such a stick rescuer you are! The trees owe you for all of this hard work. Where would the sticks be without you? I don't know another who has such an ability to see beautiful in sticks-but you do-and it's awesome!

    Happy seeing beautiful!

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