Your Sunday Squirrel

I didn't make many trips to Denny Park this week.  I was working and there was Christmas and all.  This fellow is from yesterday.  Somebody left something that this guy really liked.  He wasn't inclined to move at all.  I didn't want to bother him.  Squirrels have it tough enough.

I Had a Christmas

It was at my sister's place in Issaquah.  This is the tree.  I got some good stuff.  I also gave some good stuff.

Booker the dog was there.  Stacey was dog-watching, so she brought him along.  He was a hit with everybody.

Some people, like this Santa, had it a little less nice.

Your Sunday Squirrel

Here are a few shots from this week:

 

 

 

All in all, a pretty good week for squirrel photography.

I Temped at a Dog Walking Company

It was in the Darth Vader Building.  And I made a friend.  This is Gus.

P.S. I walked no dogs.  It's an Internet-thing.

Your Sunday Squirrel

These are some squirrels from today.  The guy above had a dinged-up face and the fellow below liked to look up.  Enjoy.  

Your Sunday Squirrel

When a squirrel looks at you like this:

 ...it means he's going to jump straight at you.  He doesn't have a plan; he just wants to jump on you.  This will scare you.

This is either a squirrel in flight or the ground.

My point is that I dropped my phone.

Nothing was broken, but the focus was a little iffy in the aftermath.

This is the same squirrel, checking to see whether I was good.  If I had gotten closer, he probably would have tried to jump on me again.  The end.

Sorry for the lack of posts.  I'm in the midst of writing tunes for three albums (and soon a fourth) that no one will buy.  I can't promise that I'll post more often, but I will try to keep up with the squirrels and take the occasional interesting Belltown photo.  OK?