Boz looks so funny! You and Karin should market computer protectors - some kind of transparent cloth that absorbs coffee and tea and, in my case, wine.
The statue is one of a pair, and they're both so lovely. I like Anna Hyatt Huntington's work. Google her. She's interesting.
I like the "I Love Boz" t-shirt idea. Maybe I can finally make some money off this blog. Do you think this would be the shot? I have others.
Or the signature paw print idea. Brenda, that's good. J has tried to teach Boz how to type, file, collate, etc. and none of it has worked. But we still might be able to market the boy.
Petrea, as a dog owner I feel that Boz doesn't quite have the same dignity as the statue! Rolling on your back with your legs in the air ..................!
Sculpture by Anna Hyatt Huntington at the Huntington Library and Gardens.
Boz at the Jardin de la Maison d'Ebtre.
Priceless! I want an I Love Boz t-shirt.
ReplyDeleteBoz is really showing how a dog should behave not the sculpture one.. Hi Boz...
ReplyDeleteWhat a condescending sight. The sculpture of Anna looks like a Queen.
ReplyDeleteIf my coffee had perked it would be ALL OVER THIS SCREEEN! That's just the best. I love me some Bozaroonie!
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Boz looks so funny! You and Karin should market computer protectors - some kind of transparent cloth that absorbs coffee and tea and, in my case, wine.
ReplyDeleteSweet, Boz this is.
ReplyDeleteThe statue ain't bad either.
I have no words. That's brilliant.
ReplyDeleteCan I get a signature Boz paw print? He is mighty proud of himself!
ReplyDeleteThe statue is one of a pair, and they're both so lovely. I like Anna Hyatt Huntington's work. Google her. She's interesting.
ReplyDeleteI like the "I Love Boz" t-shirt idea. Maybe I can finally make some money off this blog. Do you think this would be the shot? I have others.
Or the signature paw print idea. Brenda, that's good. J has tried to teach Boz how to type, file, collate, etc. and none of it has worked. But we still might be able to market the boy.
Boz is a work of art.
ReplyDeletePetrea, as a dog owner I feel that Boz doesn't quite have the same dignity as the statue! Rolling on your back with your legs in the air ..................!
ReplyDeleteI was spelling it maison d'ebtre. Does that bury the joke? It's partly visual, partly verbal.
ReplyDeleteI agree, PIO. He also creates his own works regularly as little gifts for us.
ReplyDeleteHi Stuart: Boz eschews convention. He's a free thinker, when he thinks.
Yes, J. I think you're right. I'll fix it.
Boz shows the true dignity of the canine form :)
ReplyDelete(The sculpture is wonderful too)
Top photo: Dignity of the Canine Form
ReplyDeleteBottom photo: or not
;-)
Mme la Vache et «Louis» wish you a Blessed Easter.
Boz is graceful in his own way. :)
ReplyDeleteYou ain't kiddin'. He gets in his own way a lot.
ReplyDeleteYou all are making me laugh. Boz is an endless source of amusement to me, I admit. I could do a Boz Daily Photo blog but you'd all get sick of it.
ReplyDeleteI would LOVE a Boz Daily Photo Blog. But then again, I'm a crazy dog mama and love seeing pictures of people's doggies.
ReplyDeleteHere's one for you, Natalie: http://riviera-dogs.blogspot.com/
ReplyDeleteLol! Nice photographic comparison, Petrea! I have to say, while the stone dog does look very dignified, Boz looks happier...
ReplyDeleteI think I need one of those coffee spewing computer covers...
ReplyDeleteGood one!
ReplyDeleteThat Boz, he's so artsy!
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Nice statue.
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