It is no secret that I love dogs. Our youngest boy Otis is happy to greet Brandi before the other six dogs get to make her acquaintance.
Brandi is ready to play chase with Otis.
Brandi is a terrific young pup!
Enjoy your day!
It is no secret that I love dogs. Our youngest boy Otis is happy to greet Brandi before the other six dogs get to make her acquaintance.
Brandi is ready to play chase with Otis.
Brandi is a terrific young pup!
Enjoy your day!
Otis is a young strong chap with impressive jaw strength.
As with all bullies, he needs a durable fun toy.

The Kong never had a chance.
Enjoy your day!
The garden will soon be level with rich soil. 
Lasagna layering in the garden is a great way to create productive vegetable growth as the compost continues to decompose.
We decide one more truck load of top soil will suffice with Jungle Growth dirt purchased at Lowes.
Hearty grows wishes to our potatoes, red cabbage, brussels sprout, red and sweet carrots, broccoli, cauliflower, collard greens, rutagaba plants, butter crunch lettuce, red and sweet onions and the asparagus bed!
All About Animals is a no kill shelter for dogs and cats in Macon, GA. The ‘new’ address is 101 Riverside Drive Macon GA 31201.
Let me introduce a few of my friends in need of a forever home. 
Marigold is full of love. She is a self admitted lap dog. She does get lonely if left unattended, but who can blame her?
Julius is ready to go home with you. He is a playful boy.
I cannot recall this funny guy’s name. The picture sums up the happy-go-lucky attitude.
Leo is outstanding. How can you resist such a handsome fella?
Miles is a hunk of a dog! He has lots of energy.
If you are interested in sponsoring, fostering or adopting a cat or dog in the Macon area, I suggest you e-mail All About Animals for more information on all their furry friends waiting for you. The address is allaboutanimalsmacon@yahoo.com. The phone number is 478-621-5116. The All About Animals web address is www.allaboutanimalsmacon.org.
I am so excited about our latest rescue friend. His name is Otis. He will be in-house Saturday! Lucky number 7. We met Otis while helping spruce up the new shelter Saturday afternoon and fell in love. End of story.
Enjoy your day!
Ummmm…Sunday dinner. What’s it going to be? Let’s start with a recipe from ” Joy Of Cooking” page 583. My version of the casserole-roasted chicken with forty cloves of garlic satisfied all four of us. This is a picture of a new recipe to me for red and sweet potato au gratin.
The foiled covered pan below is the garlic roasted chicken.
I round the meal out by opening some garden grown and canned peanut beans from my Mom’s garden and a bunch of sautéed spinach and buttered bread complete the meal. The fire is a nice addition to the lovely aromas wafting from the kitchen.
A fun evening indeed!
How can a person not like dogs?

The pic of Tiger below is enough to melt anyone’s heart.
This is a question that I can only think of a few justifications. Maybe a traumatic incident with a dog would make a person harbor ill will towards the canine breed. My other opinion is the person is not a caring individual.
Let me show you smart wonderful dogs I am luck enough to call my friends.
The picture of the first dog was a friend we met in Yatesville, GA. He has a home, but loves to visit with passers-by.
Jr does not understand why he can only look in the window and not be inside with the six-pack of dogs. Rescue animals or give to rescue groups.