Me: Lucy, must you? It's so rare to see a burst of color out here. It sure would be nice if you didn't eat them.
Lucy: Purple tastes good.
Me: Anything tastes good to you. You do not have...shall we say...a discriminating palate.
Lucy: I most certainly do. For instance, there's no way I would pair these blossoms with red wine.
Only white will do. Now go fetch me some, please – ABC.
Me: ABC?
Lucy: Anything But Chardonnay.
Alan: She prefers Pinot Grigio. A 2005 if you've got it.
Is everybody ok? I think those four o'clocks may have some poisonous parts. Here's one poison control site: http://www.pacc911.org/Poison_Control.html. Yikes!
ReplyDeleteI prefer Spanish red wines myself. Yes! ABC!!!!
ReplyDeleteThanks, Clairz - 4 o'clocks are not on the toxic list for equines, thank goodness. Apparently mirabilis is toxic to cats, dogs and small animals. Smooch has the good sense to leave it alone.
ReplyDelete:) I still can't get over Lucy's dappling. She looks lovely amongst the purple flowers.
ReplyDeleteLove that last shot and I agree w/Lucy - ABC...pinot is my own choice.
ReplyDeleteSorry Lucy, I must disagree. Red wine goes with everything ;-)
ReplyDeleteHee Hee. Lucy is like that NY Housewife who brings her own Pino Grigio where ever she goes.
ReplyDeleteAnd yes, I'm totally ashamed that I know this.
Have a great weekend!
Awe. That last shot melts my heart. What a pair of lovebirds.
ReplyDeleteEek. Sounds like the grocery budget will have to go up a bit...
ReplyDeleteThey're soooo adorable!!! I don't like chardonnay with purple either.
ReplyDeleteJust sayin'
I always wondered what wine goes with purple... Will have to share this info with Hubby.
ReplyDeleteLucy has the most beautiful coloring!!! and amongst the purple!!! Gorgeous!!!
ReplyDeleteWow, can't believe how fast their winter coats are coming in.
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