Project 365 - Days 154 - 157

Still recuperating from my lipoma removal; who knew I bent, twisted, and otherwise used my back so much?  I'm honest worn out at the end of each day - mostly because of 40+ extra lunges on each leg that had been added as a way to get to stuff on/near the floor.  (I could ask Gary, but his back his bothering him, and what good is all this yoga if not for doing lunges and gate poses and one-legged standing postures (to put on socks)?!?)

Day 154 (Thursday)

Not very good photos of a different neighborhood marmot, so I'll only post one of them!

Day 155 (Friday)

Since I am unable to mow the grass, Larry helped out by mowing the grass when he came over to do some other stuff. Not only was it extremely helpful and nice of him to do it, but the grass was getting long enough that I was a little worried we were going to start losing the dogs!  The girls were also quite appreciative of the freshly shorn lawn.

Fluffy Princess surveying her domain.

Just seeing if the little Nikon could get a sunburst.

Day 156 (Saturday)

I take photos for the girls' groomer every quarter.  She likes to get updated staff photos (she has a grooming apprentice program, so when those people graduate she gets new trainees and new staff photos) and she like to gift her staff with photos of them with their furry kids.  I like these photo shoots - it's always nice to see the groomers with their own dogs - and we usually shoot in some pretty spots around Park City/Heber.  I didn't get instant mobility on Saturday so I brought a mat to kneel on and ended up doing lots of lunges and gate poses (I'll see if I can do a gate pose tomorrow so you can see what I mean).

The place we shot yesterday is part of the "middle Provo River" and is apparently quite the haven for fly fisherpeople. It's a natural area with a fast flowing river (at this time of year), lots of trails for people and pets, and LOTS of bugs.

And the first groomer brought her personal Galactic Overlord!

It would have been nice to get a bit lower to the ground for this stumpy-legged cutie, but I managed to get somewhat low to the ground!

On our walk in the morning I was able to get a flower photo for Gary's mother, because who doesn't want flowers when you are in the hospital?

Day 157 (Sunday)

I was really wiped out from the evening photo shoot on Saturday, it was hot (88F in Heber - apparently it was almost 100F in Salt Lake) and buggy.  I photographed 7 different groups of groomers with their dogs and spouses, and I was REALLY wiped out. So all I managed to photograph today was my Sunday road photo.

Everything is greening up nicely!