One Leaf, Two Leaf, Three Leaf, Twig!

Maggie's pawsability thought for the day:

"Nature will bear the closest inspection. She invites us to lay our eye level with her smallest leaf, and take an insect view of its plain."

Henry David Thoreau

Where's the twig?

  People that know Maggie knows she loves a good twig or two. It's a perfect delicacy for a moose kind of girl. For me, trying to find the twig in the a carpet of leaves is like asking me to find Waldo in a kid's book. Not for Maggie, she takes an insect view of the leaves and BOOM-there's the twig! I find that in the autumn landscape sometimes things just kind of blend together. That's when I need to remind myself to be like Maggie, pretend I'm a macro lens and look closer. There is so much to see upon closer inspection. Maggie, thanks for the tip!

brown moths on a bench's edge

A Royal Moment On Purple Petals Majesty

Maggie's pawsability thought for the day:

"My formula for living is quite simple. I get up in the morning and I go to bed at night. In between, I occupy myself as best I can."  

Cary Grant

purple petals majesty

  Maggie is easy going. I like that about her. If I want her to run she runs. If I want her to walk she walks. If I want her to pose she poses. Here's the catch. She poses the way she wants to pose. Somehow she always looks like so much more than she she looked at first glance. When I reflect on Maggie's photos I catch that something extra about her. People are like that too. My moose girl casually goes albout her day. She wakes up. She sandwiches her day with all kinds of wonders. Just like a good in between filling of purple petals majesty. She's an elegant, royal girl to me. When she goes to sleep I might see her running with her moose size paws or peacefully laying in a MaggieMoose slumber. My special girl occupies herself the best she can and fills my heart with memories of royalty.

Maggie on a bed of purple petals majesty looking very royal