This is George. He is one of my friends.
When Mum and Dad go out, he takes me for a walk.
When I go out with Mum, we often meet George.
He gives me dried liver treats from his bag. Yum.
This is me relaxing on the street.
This is a puppy I met. He looks a lot like me.
He wanted to be my friend.
This cat outside the florist did not want to be my friend.
She gave me a mean look.
Yesterday we went upstate and I played with Joba in the garden.
There was an angel hiding behind the butterfly bush.
When we got home I worked on my art installation.
It is called Ex-Box 5
love from Buster
when will your gallery showing be ready?
ReplyDeleteGeorge looks like a good friend, and the puppy has friend potential
cats don't mean to be mean, they're just not sure who to trust
You have such full days. However, I can't help but wonder what your Mom is doing while you relax on the street!
ReplyDeleteThat art installation is . . . interesting!
Ex-Box 5! So avant-garde! So forward thinking! So fun!
ReplyDeletePat, pat goes my hand on your cute head Buster.
Buster- woof- your art is GREAT with an emphasis on the GR!The EAT part might give you a tummy ache.When i was your age i did a few installations of a more organic nature but gave that up. It was met with too much "NO NO". Now I have to settle for the stuffing removal sort of installations, you know the kind.
ReplyDeleteWoofie,
Dexter
one of the best things in life is a good friend, so you are very lucky! George seems a fine friend plus treats! you installation is really looking good!
ReplyDeleteThat is an awesome art installation Buster! Are you going to have a gallery opening soon?
ReplyDeleteBuster is a post modern de constructionist...
ReplyDeleteG'day Matey from Australia,
ReplyDeleteLike your blog and your take on life.
Catch ya later
Bryn ( The Bold) a blue heeler cattel dog.
I love your art installation. Very... artistic! Those treats George gives you sound tasty. ;-)
ReplyDeletePaz
LOL! Love your art installation!
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