GINNY AND SANDY

Ginny and Sandy tried to hide among the Sedums.

These are a couple more shots of Ginny and Sandy visiting a plant nursery with me, taking photo with our National Orchid and having some cake and coffee.

Then they tried to blend in with the cacti.

Next they sneaked into the grove of Selaginellas.

Ginny seemed to camouflage herself better than Sandy.

Sandy and Ginny were amazed by the size of the Hibiscus moscheutos.

They were having a fun time climbing up and down the Curcuma bracts.

Here's them posing with the Vanda Miss Joaquim.

Ginny is more camera shy than Sandy.

It's coffee time!

They were excited at visiting Compass Point.

GINNY AND SANDY

Ginny and Sandy at PS outside the shop where I bought them.

I suddenly had an idea yesterday and bought these two doggies at Plaza Singapura. One represents my former mixed terrier Ginny and one represents my current chihuahua Sandy. I am still looking for a miniature Maltese to represent my former dog Bell.

I intend to bring them to places they have never been. This is also one of my own way of remembering my past two dear darlings.

a smiling Sandy

a puzzled looking Ginny

Sandy loves to be in the limelight

Ginny was just sitting there quietly

Ginny at Spotlight

Sandy and Ginny at Daiso

the real Sandy looking at herself and Ginny

Ginny and Sandy at the Planet with the rising sun behind them

Sandy loves to stick out her tongue

Ginny and Sandy posing beside my Sinningia flower

CAT

This resident cat was looking at the princess yesterday when I brought her out for an evening walk. It was ready to raise its fur to intimidate the naive and fearless bitch. 


Sometimes, one does not know what is death until one encounters it. Our previous mixed terrier Ginny got into a brawl with a cat in the past before she ran away and hid under the stairs with her tail tucked under her. She finally learnt her lesson that the resident cats could not be bullied. Would Sandy learn her lesson someday too?

PRINCESS SANDY

Princess Sandy is seldom in a dress and this is one of the rare occasions. Does she really look like Yoda? I think she looks like a mousedeer. Aw, just look at those beautiful black orbs and that button nose. How can you resist such a pretty girl?

It reminded me of Bell and Ginny, who didn't get such opportunities to be posted by me on the blog. How much I miss them. There is never a moment when I look at Princess Sandy and not be reminded of them. Time really flies.