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ReplyDeletePositively delightful! And something to smile about on a wet Friday morning.
Jane & Lance ~ Thank you very much! Finally....a beautiful, crisp sunny morning in Maine. Cooper weather!
ReplyDeleteLove the James Thurber-esque weather critique. Come to think of it I think Cooper's special profile would make a great weathervane!
ReplyDeletehome before dark ~ Thank you! I never thought of Cooper's profile in terms of a weather vane...now I won't be able to think of it as anything else! His nose does twitch on the air currents :-)
ReplyDeleteI hope Cooper has better weather this week :-)
ReplyDeleteLovely drawing Carol, made me smile !
ReplyDeleteHave a great week ahead.
RonJoe "Geezer" ~ I'm afraid we have settled into a typically wet Maine June. Some say we have two seasons...winter and 4th of July!
ReplyDeleteJune ~ Many thanks! Hope to do more of Cooper...the IPad makes it so easy!
Here's hoping for calmer skies, and less worried brows.
ReplyDeleteJanet ~ No quarter size hail, only smiles when you & the gentleman arrive!
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