Showing posts with label Dogs of Summer. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Dogs of Summer. Show all posts

Tuesday, June 14, 2022

Summer 2022: CJOY 30" Ceiling Fan

Amazon find by hubby!  The bedroom/office where we installed this small,lighted ceiling fan is 10 by 10-feet ... slightly bigger than the ideal 9 by 9-foot room CJOY recommends. 

I just want it to be quiet and sufficient to keep hubby cool while working at home; or our grandkids comfortable while asleep during their visit this summer, Lord willing.  The price was reasonable at $130. Made in China 😐 

BTW, my cuter choice -- but of a completely different style --would have cost us almost $900 thru Costco.

pc:  Amazon





pc: Costco (Maxim 6-speed fan)






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Thursday, August 31, 2017

Dogs of Summer 3: Tony Bennett & Happy, the Maltese

Singer Tony Bennett owns a Maltese dog; and because of the sweet dog's  personality, was given the name of "Happy".
He was carried on stage by Mr Bennett as he took his final bow at the Ravinia concert. Hubby was in the restroom of the time -- trying to beat the sold-out crowd and all -- so my official Photographer with his much-nicer camera was nowhere to be found.  Sorry for my poor-quality pictures of the big screen tv, but Happy deserves a post of his own.

Happy, the Pup, in Tony's arms

Waving bye-bye from the stage with Happy, the maltese

---> At the Ravinia concert of

pc: Tony Bennett, fb
pc: Tony Bennett, fb
I think our very own Shih-tzu might possibly have some part-MALTESE in her, hmmmmm.



Having therefore these promises, dearly beloved, let us cleanse ourselves from all filthiness of the flesh and spirit, perfecting holiness in the fear of God.  2 Corinthians 7:1

Tuesday, July 25, 2017

Dogs of Summer, part 1

Some pups are unforgettably handsome and I must post abou them. This young Poodle mix and his equally young owners were in line for Mario's Italian Ice in the Little Italy neighborhood.  May I take his picture, I asked one of them.  Little boy said okay, but was really more interested in keeping his place in line for the counter. Their beautiful doggie agreed with his sentiment, so I didn't push it by distracting them or by asking too many questions (such as the  black cutie-pies name). Just took quick pictures and got out of their way. Glad that they have a firm grip on this precious pretty Pup, though. 

young Poodle waiting in line 

stayed still long enough for a photo

Otherwise, he is too warm and distracted by the great aroma of FOOD and/or ICEd DRINKS to care about anything else.