Forest Friends visit Tweedles

Hi everyone,
Doesn't this look like a great way to start the weekend- to be able to stick your face into some nice sweet wateymelon? It was perfect, I thought. The morning sky was drizzly, and the fog played hide and seek with the trees.
Magically, the sky changed to blue, the clouds drifted away. I decided to take a little walk and smell the fresh earth after the rain. Isn't it a sweet smell? Little drops lay sweetly on the flowers, and butterflys were tasting the little droplets. Butterfly's were everywhere.

I stopped to smell some flowers, watch some butterflys, and listen to a family of crows up in the tree tops, that were chattering so loudly. Chatter, chatter chatter.

And then, I went around the corner, and look what I saw. This is little Gabby. She was just waiting for me to come out and play with her. Wouldn't you like to have a friend like her?

Mama deer was watching closely, as Gabby and I ran to meet each other. We chased around the yard, hopping over plants and bushes like little billy goats. Oh, it was so much fun. This is a different deer family than the twins who visited last week.

I ran and got one of my toys to see if Gabby wanted to play with it. But to be honest, she was not much interested. Moms always taught me it was important to share.

So, little Gabby and I played games like jump over the bushes and race around the yard, and then we took a little walk and smelled more flowers.

It was not long before her mama walked up to us, and decided it was time for Gabby to take a nap. Right in the middle of our fun!

And then are you ready for what is next?

This is where the mama deer told little Gabby to take a nap for awhile, and that we can play again some time soon. What a nice bed. It is soft creeping thyme, and smells so good.

Wouldn't you like to kiss her? I did.

Mama deer told Gabby not to talk to any strangers while she lay there in the sunshine.

It was so fun playing with Gabby today. She's taking a nap now, so I am going into my house to take a nice nap too.

That's all for now, so until later,

sleep tite, nitey nite

love

tweedles