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Sunday, February 12, 2012
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Shazam is so beautiful, and lives behind the hot tub with her family? Oh gosh!
ReplyDeleteDoes she know how beautiful she is? I wonder if she knows?
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tweedles
I get such a kick out of your posts, dear Suzanne. This, and others, would be really fun children's stories. Of course, the adults would enjoy them too and would be the one's buying them!
ReplyDeleteAmazing work!
ReplyDeleteShazam is beautiful, coming or going! But I saw a thumbnail of Shooter and I have to say that is one beautiful Field Spaniel!
ReplyDeletehehehe love Shazam and the little insight into her life. Oh the colour, so intense and glowing. Another winner!
ReplyDeleteOk Shazam. Glad to hear it!
ReplyDeleteWhat a little gem!
ReplyDeletePerfect! Shazzam is so simple and beautiful. And I love the "bio"!!! Do you do that imagining of their lives a lot? I ask, only because I do it, too. I told someone about it once, and they thought it was a bit strange, but we're allowed - we're ARTISTS!!!
ReplyDeleteLove this post, Gunkie!!!
Amazing that Shazzam can be so unaware of her beauty. (It shows even from behind.)
ReplyDeleteAnd those quirky little legs! Looks as though she was really ready to make her get-away.
Shazam... her right leg looks a s graceful as a ballerina! She's so beautiful and the fact that she is shy is endearing... Tom and the pets are lucky to have her... and the colony is right to encourage her.
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Were you describing Shazam or yourself I wonder ;)
ReplyDeleteLove reading your posts and your thoughts, so true.
Are you sure that's not 'Suzanne' and not 'Shazam'???
ReplyDeleteHehehe... I do love your stories - I also love writing them about my bears. In fact I only finished Big Ted's yesterday :0)
Suzanne - oops, sorry - I mean Shazam is GORGEOUS!!! How you manage to give a bug such personality from only it's rear end is beyond me! :0)
That ladybug baby got back!! ;))
ReplyDeleteSeriously though I think this is Shazam's best view, look at that shine on her shell (??). You paint these bugs not only with great skill, but also personality and life. I love them. And this is coming from one who doesn't like bugs.
You're just awesome Suzanne, did you know that? Really mean that. :)
Shazam is wonderful Suzanne. Outstanding as usual. :)
ReplyDeleteShazam is ah-mazing. Gosh I am in awe at how you can paint that! Love the red and black- my UGA colors!!
ReplyDeleteGood snowy morning to you Suzanne!... SHAZAM!... and righteously... ripely "Red" - PURRRRRRfect for Valentine's Day!
ReplyDeleteYour colourful commentary creates as much enjoyment and mirth as your paintings. Some of us choose to live in Neverland forever... and refuse to be "growed up!"
Your story-telling is marvellosly entertaining... could you be "The" Suzanne Berry... illustrator for Hallmark's speaking book..."The First Christmas Story"????
I wonder! HA HA!!
Good Painting!
Warmest regards to "You" (and Shazam)... behind the hot tub! We're waiting.....
Bruce
As always, Suzanne, I love your posts and Shazam is OH so cute!!!
ReplyDeleteLove that glow on him!!
I had to tell you something,, your storys are soooo believable- and I want to hear more!
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tweedles
Looks like he is getting away.
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