Tumbleweed

Come to think of it, there's a Kauai around the corner from the office. Maybe I should sign up. Think any med aids will do a deal with Starbucks? There's one nearby too. Yet to try it though...

Ah, man, Stretch, no. So sorry to hear that, my friend. Thoughts are with you guys.

There was one downstairs here a while ago. I have about quite a bit of points on my loyalty card still...

Or South Africans' struggle to pronounce the word...

Makes me wistful...

Ruby and that bloody nose. She hates it being treated... ...it inspires a bit of Cujo in her...

All settling in okay, LRW?

Thanks, mate! It's actually quite a fun bike to ride. Once took it out for a burn on a New Year's ride at NF. Singletrack on a back-pedal brake can be a jol.

Probably less dangerous than texting and driving...

Oh, ja, that was 2000 years ago when van Riebeeck arrived in the Cape.

Making some progress. Not happy with the flimsy crank, but will continue with it anyway...

Jimmy, that smile on Stanley's face! Tooooo much of content! Many happy walks and licks!

Don't show Mapisa-Nqakula that. She add then to our air force's other dust-gatherers...

Meat is murder. Vegetarianism is GBH: grievous broccoli harm.

I used to be told that about Labs too. Sure they do like digging, but not all the Labs I have had have been bad diggers. My current digger is a St Bernard. And she's not so much a digger as an earthmover... But, ja, I reckon boredom is largely to blame. Lots of toys in the garden might help distract a beagle a bit.

I've only known two people with beagles, and the only hassle they both had were that both dogs had a tendency to run off and couldn't be hailed back. Don't know if that's a thing with the breed though.

Saw this outside the local yesterday arfie...pretty cool, I thought...

That's a Silverback Zero. It was a commuter-type bike they brought out some years back. I should've maybe shaved the cable guides off the frame, but it was done on as much of a whim as it was on the cheap! Haha! Will keep an eye out if any large frames come up, mate!

Squamish is doing great! Still just crazy about his ball! Lives for it.

Don't need 'em, but I couldn't not have 'em...

Did this cheap and nasty with a tin of hammertone...

At the risk of Ghost-spamming this thread, here's a pic I like. I like his scarf - which is actually a hair band-type thing we got in Clarens...

Hahahahaha! I got through some other books in the meantime, but based on wht you've written, I'll give the Puppy a squizz.

These kids are hanging in there... http://www.timeslive.co.za/local/2016/05/19/Schoolchildren-clinging-to-taxi-caught-on-camera

Ghost seemed to be a good luck mascot for my son Breandan's rugger team, who ran in nine tries (it actually might have been more...) yesterday...