Jerry and I get around. In 2011, we moved from the USA to Spain. We now live near Málaga. Jerry y yo nos movemos. En 2011, nos mudamos de EEUU a España. Ahora vivimos cerca de Málaga.
Noah’s [P]ark[ed] And Moose, Too / Noé Y Moose Estan Estacionado
IT LOOKS LIKE perhaps Noah (aka The Skipper) has been told to stop building his “boat” on the very public Paseo. He’s moved on to building castles in the sand. The boat is parked nearby. Moose is also parked. He’s much better at it.
PARECE QUE TAL vez a Noah (alias The Skipper) le han dicho que deje de construir su “barco” en el muy público Paseo. Se trasladó a la construcción de castillos en la arena. El barco está estacionado in the neighborhood. Moose también está estacionado. Él es mucho mejor en eso.
Another use for his skipper’s cap: collecting donations. / Otro uso para su gorra de capitán: recoger donaciones.
From Brooklyn, New York; to North Massapequa; back to Brooklyn; Brockport, New York; back to Brooklyn... To Boston, Massachusetts, where I met Jerry... To Marina del Rey, California; Washington, DC; New Haven and Guilford, Connecticut; San Diego, San Francisco, Palm Springs, and Santa Barbara, California; Las Vegas, Nevada; Irvine, California; Sevilla, Spain. And Fuengirola, Málaga..
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28 thoughts on “Noah’s [P]ark[ed] And Moose, Too / Noé Y Moose Estan Estacionado”
I love how Moose’s back foot hangs off the side of the bed – he is an excellent role model for relaxation.
I can’t make out what the sand sculpture is, although the writing is perfectly clear. The ark seems to have suffered in its removal from the roadside.
Wilma:
Jerry called me in to see Moose like that. One roll in the wrong direction and he’d have been on the floor. The sand “castle” wasn’t much. The writing was clear. There were also requests for donations written in the sand framing the “sculpture.” I gave. If i photograph, I give.
Jennifer:
Yay! You can also sign up for email notification (at top right of sidebar). I promise you won’t receive 2,000 emails in one day; that ship has sailed.
Oh good, my comment got posted this time! I’ve been having major trouble with my comments not appearing on your blog. Did you fix something or did I just get lucky, LOL?
Debra:
Your comments were going into a Spam Comments area (that I didn’t even realize existed). I found them all today and I’m hoping that maybe by simply “approving” them WordPress will no longer put them in Spam. Uf!
Debra:
Thanks for sticking with me and continuing to try. A couple of other people had the same problem. And i’ve got some other issues that WordPress is trying to fix. It may not be perfect yet, but they sure do try to help.
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that last pix of moose…look at that widdle pink tongue! adorable!
Someone has a lot of time, and talent
David:
Well, I’m not so sure about the talent, but definitely time.
Is ‘Noah’ a street person?….living out of his van?
Very talented none the less…..and Moose has the cuteness factor down to a ‘T’.
Jim:
I don’t know for sure. It’s possible.
The Skipper builds a much better sand castle than boat. Moose on his back is always a delight! My Maltese naps like that. It is weird 🙂
Deedles:
Yes, he does build a better sand castle than boat… But then that’s not saying much!
Yeah, Noah’s Ark is an eyesore but Moose sure isn’t! So cute!
Debra:
Moose is a masterpiece.
I love how Moose’s back foot hangs off the side of the bed – he is an excellent role model for relaxation.
I can’t make out what the sand sculpture is, although the writing is perfectly clear. The ark seems to have suffered in its removal from the roadside.
Wilma:
Jerry called me in to see Moose like that. One roll in the wrong direction and he’d have been on the floor. The sand “castle” wasn’t much. The writing was clear. There were also requests for donations written in the sand framing the “sculpture.” I gave. If i photograph, I give.
I finally got a link to your new blog on my sidebar! So now I can keep up with you more easily again. 🙂
Jennifer:
Yay! You can also sign up for email notification (at top right of sidebar). I promise you won’t receive 2,000 emails in one day; that ship has sailed.
Oh good, my comment got posted this time! I’ve been having major trouble with my comments not appearing on your blog. Did you fix something or did I just get lucky, LOL?
Debra:
Your comments were going into a Spam Comments area (that I didn’t even realize existed). I found them all today and I’m hoping that maybe by simply “approving” them WordPress will no longer put them in Spam. Uf!
Just read your return comments on the last post — all is now clear! Thanks for fixing the problem. Damn spam folder!
Debra:
Thanks for sticking with me and continuing to try. A couple of other people had the same problem. And i’ve got some other issues that WordPress is trying to fix. It may not be perfect yet, but they sure do try to help.
that last pix of moose…look at that widdle pink tongue! adorable!
anne marie:
He falls asleep like that often. He was probably mid conversation (he’s a talker).
Heere Moose……..scratchy scratchy!!
Ron:
He would not refuse.
When the great flood comes, he’ll be laughing. He’ll be dry and your ankles will be wet.
Adam:
Did you LOOK at that boat. The only way he’ll be dry is if he climbs onto the roof of his van and the waters don’t reach that high.
Moose!
Judy:
He heard his name and he came running.
I love moose!
Mistress Maddie:
He just gets sweeter and sweeter. He’s a sheepcat; he doesn’t settle until he knows where everyone is… and preferably with him.
I liked the one of Moose the best.
Urspo:
So do I.