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Thursday, October 13, 2011

Nosey Buttinski

Me: Why, Alan, I do declare, you have the softest, most kissable nose on the internet.


Me: Wait! Where are you going?


Me: Don't back up. We weren't done.


Me: I still need a flared-nostril shot or two.


Alan: Somebody had to stick his nose in my business and spoil everything.


Lucy: Not to be nosey or anything, but isn't it time for lunch?

13 comments:

  1. It's very hard to choose between all those adorable noses. I'd like to see silhouettes of the kids in that old-fashioned black construction paper. ;)

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  2. A meeting of great minds...er...noses!

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  3. How sweet of Alan to linger for even just a short while!

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  4. They are all...smiling. Or is George smirking?

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  5. Those soft adorable nose's can butt into my conversation anytime eh!

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  6. Donkeys do have the softest noses. And look how many you have to choose from if you want to kiss one.

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  7. Such sweet soft noses.

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  8. Estella from Co.10/13/11, 7:12 AM

    Well, you have the nicest noses to kiss....your kids are all soooo sweet and loving. Been riding lately? Hugs to kids

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  9. I just love touching equine noses. They are so soft until you hit a whisker or two. I like feeding them carrots. The crunch is such a wonderful sound. Such a simple pleasure! I don't tell everybody this secret but I know you will understand.
    Best always, Sandra

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  10. Lucys muzzle is pretty adorable as well... maybe that was what she was trying to tell you :)

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  11. Alan's nostrils are the best! I love the picture of him on the top of the page. It makes me smile everyday.

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  12. What a nice idea, to let your fans catch a glimpse of what you do for a living. Looks like pretty complex design work to me, very interesting, and such a neat job! FYI, the link in your Tweet worked fine this morning but when I tried to follow it again just now, I landed on an "oops, error" page (Issuu).

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