Can you believe Mom REALLY wanted to bring that ginger and white thing home?



















Many of you know that our Mom is an Aussie (from Australia) even though she lives here in the USA now. Many of you may also know that Australia is famous for having the deadliest snakes in the world and if you watch the wild life shows - it makes it seem like they everywhere in Australia. Well our Mom lived most of her life in South Australia's mid north - which is pretty much the desert and prime snake area according to the TV shows - the problem is - in all her years of living there and roaming through the sandhills and bush as a kid - Mom has only ever seen two snakes. Sure you can 'find' them if you go deliberately looking for them but most of the time the snakes sense when something is coming and stay out of the way. So Mom thinks it is kind of funny that she has seen more snakes here in the USA then she ever did back home in Australia. Point being made - look what we saw swimming in MY lake yesterday - yep - a snake. (And no it wasn't a stick - it was definitely a snake and moving fast) It was about 3 foot long (thankfully about 20 feet away from us) but a snake never the less. And look what he was heading for - smorgasbord on a log! We doubt very much the snakes eat the turtles but Mom thought it was funny anyway. We wondered how many more turtles could squeeze themselves onto that log?

Happy Mothers Day to all the furbaby Mommas. We hope you all take your Moms for a nice walk in the park today - cause you know they need the exercise right :)
We are joining in Park Day 2 with Finn and Gizmo cause we love any excuse to go to the park :)
1. Visit a park more then 30 minutes from your home
frothy stuff each morning and she found this new packet of treats made in the USA - all natural SOFT pork strips. Can you believe she made me sit and wait while it was poking out of the bag - dog oh dog - I was drooling! 















Ho hum - BORING !!!!! It is RAINING - non stop and they say we are going to have 3 days of it. The weather radio has already been issuing flood warnings. As far as we know we are not in a flood area but you can never tell what will happen. The only ones who seem to be enjoying all this wet are our tree frogs who have been "quacking" up a storm. And guess what - now you can hear them (hopefully this link works - we have never added an mp3 to our blog before!) Just click on this link (it will take you to our Google storage page) and then click on "download" and tell it to open with Windows Media player or what ever media player you have like I-tunes or such.