16/52 B&W...and a lickity licky puppy

I'm a cat girl.

Not a dog girl.

But growing appreciation of the dog-man bond.

This nut and I played for an hour.

He stopped and looked at every truck noise.

The country is quiet.

Until a big diesel truck roars.

But there's only one that will give him what he needs.

A face to lick.

A funny baby doggie voice greeting.

A toss of a toy that will be destroyed in minutes.

Welcome home!

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Week 15/52 A Moment of Focus

A moment of focus.

A picture not really in focus.

A sweet nephew telling me all about his day.

Laughing.

Giggling.

Dreaming about simple things.

Ignoring work problems.

He had pancakes for breakfast.

He colored pictures of Pokemon.

He wore a Batman mask.

He loves his mommy.

His brothers are crazy.

He reads books over and over.

His blondie, blue-eyed grin is amazing.

Aunt Jenny's in love.

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Week 14/52 - Mornings and Mischief

Shelby kitty loves the bathroom.
She's all about the running water and the drips in the showers.
Just last week she took up a new perch:
In the sink.
Just chilling.
And waiting to go chase fake mice and swat at blinds.
It's a little creepy when she stares at me in the shower.

Kirk nicknamed her "Mischief."

Perfect.

She makes me giggle.
I need that in the morning.

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Week 13/52 Slightly Above Eye Level

Wandering down an alley
In Charleston
Around lunch time
In uniform.
To visit the art store.

Whoa.  I just mixed worlds...can you even wear a uniform in an art store?  haaaaaaaaaaa

I got the feeling...uh, aren't you the lady who comes in here wearing a poncho and smelling like patchouli?  What is this thing with the combat boots?

Yeah.  That's me.  A camo-wearing, patchouli-smelling, Airmen-slash-artist who takes pictures of weeds growing out of walls while enjoying the sun on a fantastic break from the office.  

The cool part about this dichotomy is that it lets me see things differently:  
- This could be the wall that made it hard to find a parking spot or it could be the home for a little grassy magic.
- The email in my inbox could spell the end of my career as I get frustrated and run or could be a challenge worth jumping on and solving with my team.
- The dumb traffic on my commute that creeps along or an opportunity to savor the flippin' gorgeous pink and blue and orange sunrise.

Conformist or nonconformist?  That's the magic balance.

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