Blooming Flowers & Doggies.

Happy Saturday!

I have been quite busy for the past few days. I have been trying to do some serious spring cleaning and am going about it quite slowly. Gone were the days when I can clean the whole house in one day all by myself, starting from early morning to past midnight. Now I am going about it in a much slower pace to avoid getting body aches. The aches is a reminder that I am no longer young as before.

Today I am sharing some photos of flowers from my own garden. Some are doing very well in spite of the very hot weather or very heavy downpour.

Red Periwinkle.

White Dwarf Mexican Petuania - grown from self-seeding.

Red Bauhinia at front fencing.

Pink Dwarf Mexican Petunia - in a large fountain bowl.

Sand Ginger or Cekur - white flower.

Japanese Roses - Orange and Deep Pink, single layered petal.

This is Fido, my hair dresser's dog.

Yesterday I was there for a hair cut.

Sometimes she barks at me, sometimes she doesn't.

Yesterday she didn't bark at me. Then when I sat down, she started to bark.

After a while, she jumped onto the settee

After a while, it went to sleep. I too felt like sleeping in the air-con room in a hot afternoon.

Spotted this dog doing his "small" business.

After he is done, he turned around and used his hind legs to kick dust/dirt at the tree.

Linking to Saturday's Critters.

Whenever you enter a city or village, search for a godly man

and stay in his home until you leave for the next town.

When you ask permission to stay, be friendly,

and if it turns out to be a godly home, give it your blessings;

if not, keep the blessing.

Any city or home that doesn't welcome you -

shake off the dust of that place from your feet as you leave.

(Matthew 10:11-14, TLB)