Well Good Morning, Grannie (Page 3): Thanks Syl, yup more of the white stuff. I used to like the color of White- but i am slowly changing my mind on that one. :)...

colo43 Loc: Eastern Plains of Colorado

Sylvias wrote:

All excellent captures Marilyn, she is adorable, more of the white stuff again! :thumbup: :D

Thanks Syl,
yup more of the white stuff. I used to like the color of White- but i am slowly changing my mind on that one.
:)

Stash Loc: South Central Massachusetts

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colo43 Loc: Eastern Plains of Colorado

Stash wrote:

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Jim Carter Loc: Momence, Il.

Great series. Granny probably said thank you for taking such good care of her family!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

merrytexan Loc: georgia

colo43 wrote:

I walked past the patio door to the kitchen and who should i see standing there!
By Golly- Its none other than Grannie.
So grabbed my camera and opened the door to see if she wanted to talk.
And Talk we did- for a whole Minute. Do not ask me what we talked about, as i have not figured out her words as of yet.

what a pleasant surprise, and she even gave you time to grab the camera and shoot her...that's what I call a very deer friend!! you should publish a book of your dear friends and call it the deerest friends on earth.

Old Grey Beard Loc: Salt Lake City, Utah

colo43 wrote:

I walked past the patio door to the kitchen and who should i see standing there!
By Golly- Its none other than Grannie.
So grabbed my camera and opened the door to see if she wanted to talk.
And Talk we did- for a whole Minute. Do not ask me what we talked about, as i have not figured out her words as of yet.

You must be blessed Marilyn.
sweet shots

colo43 Loc: Eastern Plains of Colorado

Jim Carter wrote:

Great series. Granny probably said thank you for taking such good care of her family!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Thank you Jim,
I think its Grannie whose taken great protective strides with her family. Before Grannie became matriarch, it was her mom that lead the herd. Shes the spitting image of what her mom looked like. Their personalities were the very same.
:)

colo43 Loc: Eastern Plains of Colorado

merrytexan wrote:

what a pleasant surprise, and she even gave you time to grab the camera and shoot her...that's what I call a very deer friend!! you should publish a book of your dear friends and call it the deerest friends on earth.

Your suggestion is darn cute.
:)

colo43 Loc: Eastern Plains of Colorado

Old Grey Beard wrote:

You must be blessed Marilyn.
sweet shots

Thank you, Bruce. I do feel very blessed..
:)

bigwolf40 Loc: Effort, Pa.

colo43 wrote:

I walked past the patio door to the kitchen and who should i see standing there!
By Golly- Its none other than Grannie.
So grabbed my camera and opened the door to see if she wanted to talk.
And Talk we did- for a whole Minute. Do not ask me what we talked about, as i have not figured out her words as of yet.

O what a great set and such beautiful animals. They must really love you a lot in their own way otherwise they wouldn't come around as much as they do. Of course they know which side their bread is buttered on....Rich

Don Fischer Loc: Antelope, Ore

Love those photo's! When my wife was here every winter she had a group she'd feed apple's to in the carport. If they got here and she wasn't out, they stamped on the concrete until she came out. They were pet's!

colo43 Loc: Eastern Plains of Colorado

bigwolf40 wrote:

O what a great set and such beautiful animals. They must really love you a lot in their own way otherwise they wouldn't come around as much as they do. Of course they know which side their bread is buttered on....Rich

Oh Rich..
Grannie is very loving and trusting of me.
Never thought i would see the day for that to happen. Back home in Wisconsin, you could not rattle the door knob and they would be gone. Can't blame them, tho.
The local cheese heads would shine them at night and take pot shots at them, and even during the day they were not safe from them.
So when i moved here- i expected basically the same..
"Run and Hide"
To my amazement i find it the opposite with my babies.
:)

colo43 Loc: Eastern Plains of Colorado

Don Fischer wrote:

Love those photo's! When my wife was here every winter she had a group she'd feed apple's to in the carport. If they got here and she wasn't out, they stamped on the concrete until she came out. They were pet's!

They are very precious!
:)

Treepusher Loc: Kingston, Massachusetts

Well don't just stand there, let her in and offer her a cuppa! A little gossip, a laugh or two, share some photos of the grandkids, and plans to get together for lunch. ; )

Beautiful shots, Mare!

colo43 Loc: Eastern Plains of Colorado

Treepusher wrote:

Well don't just stand there, let her in and offer her a cuppa! A little gossip, a laugh or two, share some photos of the grandkids, and plans to get together for lunch. ; )

Beautiful shots, Mare!

i opened the door and side stepped to let her in, she declined my offer.. Something about not having Chocolate donuts or something or another..
I think shes getting rather testy in her old age. I'd like to know whose calling the shots here!

Next thing i knew she turned her back to me, and Said" see you tomorrow, and make certain they are chocolate !"
what a gutsy ole broad!
Thanks for Looking and comical comment- Randy..