Well, at least they look more like bats than buzzing flies in that one.
They truly gave me a bit of a start when I popped into the "Thin Blue Smoke Thread" earlier today.
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They truly gave me a bit of a start when I popped into the "Thin Blue Smoke Thread" earlier today.
Well, at least they look more like bats than buzzing flies in that one.
They truly gave me a bit of a start when I popped into the "Thin Blue Smoke Thread" earlier today.
Given the time difference, it's already halloween here in NZ. Since Zeus was dressed up in his hat, I asked Zeus, trick or treat. He chose treat.....surprise, surprise, surprise. He remained excited but calm with all the bats flying around his treat.
Zeus is looking all grown up since the last picture I saw of him. Where's his costume?
Zeus is looking all grown up since the last picture I saw of him. Where's his costume?
He's dressed as Bat Dog, can't you see.
Zeus is 11 months old now, 35kg / 78lb of big dog, puppy mind fun.
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Things should be back to normal tomorrow.
I just finished getting ready for the trick or treaters...I turned the electric fence down to stun.
I just finished getting ready for the trick or treaters...I turned the electric fence down to stun.
If you think floaters are annoying, just wait until the flashes from the corners of your eyes start. It started for me one Christmas season and Christmas lights near drove me crazy. It was so distracting, I couldn't drive at night. After a couple months, I finally called an eye doctor and they made an emergency appointment. Little did I know flashes are a sign of a possible detached retina. Fortunately damage was minor and they cleared up on their own. I still get them occasionally if I'm in a dark room and turn my head too quickly. Just a warning for guys like me who avoid doctors.
I LOVED the bats.
The flashes are definitely distracting.
