Such beautiful scenery in that area. I did a road trip through Arizona in the 90s. It was so spectacular. I need to do that again!

I think the shit part of your outfit will definitely keep people away. ;)

Those teef are so pearly white!

My uncle saw some huge bipedal hairy creature cross a remote mountain road in a couple of steps back in the 50s when he was a logger (in the Rocky Mountains in Canada). Scared the crap out of him, and every time he told the story he relived his fear and disbelief.

Along the same line - what do you call a cow who lost her calf?

Decalfinated.

I don't see Calgary there.

That looks like heaven. It would be even better if that amazing bed was big enough for me to crawl in there and cuddle!

Poor guy. Sounds like he had a pretty bad last few minutes of his life. RIP dude.

Meh, that horse isn't going anywhere. This place provides food.

I used to poke my cat (gently!) with the hard end of his whiskers. He flinched a bit and let out a nearly silent meow. I was just trying to let him know how it felt when I stepped on those. He's been gone a very long time and now I wish I had kept them!

Dog tax. https://imgur.com/giavUp0

Wow, she looks so much like my dear doggo boy who passed away in December. He was a shepherd/husky cross with floppy ears, just like her! So glad she got home safely. I love her face, brings back happy memories of my boy!

One of the most prevailing memories of driving through Arizona was the silence. Out in the desert, away from busy roads, feeling a bit of a warm breeze and maybe hearing some birds. It was still, silent, and so beautiful. I need to do that road trip again.

The paint job in my apartment is abysmal. Give me what you're paying your "painters" and I'll make sure it's done right. I knew how to paint better than that when I was 10.

That poor child. May she rest in peace and may her abusers rot in jail forever.

he said, with tears in his eyes.

So beautiful. I spent most of my life looking west toward the Rockies (in Calgary) and I absolutely loved seeing the foothills fade into the distance to the snowy peaks. This is a great photo!

First chuckle of the day!

Had a very "hands-on" husky mix who, when he was anxious, would jump onto my bed and stick his feet in my face in some kind of weird attempt to get as close to me as possible. I loved how his feet smelled!

During a flight we hit a big spot of turbulence and even with my seatbelt on I still felt like I was levitating out of my seat. Everything rattled so loud it sounded like the plane was being torn apart. I would have loved to see how much we dropped in that first 30 seconds, haha! It was a crazy ride. Keep that seatbelt on at all times!

That's interesting. I guess I'm more of a furnace because I'm most comfortable at 20C (68F). I like feeling a bit of cool on my skin. I work in a place where some days we have a lot of open flame and I get cranky when it gets over 22C (72F). I live in western Canada, though, so maybe I'm just acclimatized to long winters.

Thank you, that makes sense!

It boggles my mind how people do stuff like that and sleep at night. I have a relative who has great disdain for other people - they look after themselves first and only - and I have long suspected they are sociopathic. You said "had". Did either of you move away? I hope you have better neighbors now!

I have a friend who has a snow blower, and his next-door neighbor also has one. If they're both out at the same time they try to race each other to see who can clear the rest of the cul-de-sac fastest, haha! They're out there with their toys and helping people out.

She's adorable in her little hat. Congratulations! Glad to hear everyone's safe and happy at home.