Calm

Published on Saturday, October 13, 2012 by Katherine

I will show you the “before” picture just so you can appreciate the “after picture,” representing today’s photo challenge word CALM.

My CALM photo is dark. It is not framed well. It was taken at a strange angle. Because when you have a new puppy in the house, and the puppy FINALLY falls asleep, you let sleeping dogs lie.

EVEN if you are participating in a photo challenge with a group of amazing and creative photographers.

You-just-have-to-let-sleeping-dogs-lie.

Cheryl

Yes you do. Looks like your alpha has made fast friends with your new puppy.
ladyV

new pup looks tired out. sweet.
Mel

Awwww……puppy go nite-nite.
Pat Kumicich

nice and calm now that the pups are asleep.
Ziva

Animals and children are all alike, at their very cutest when they’re calm and asleep. 😉
- Paula Wooters
  
  So true! So true!
nonamedufus

Do you ever watch dogs sleep? Sometimes they dream and when they do they move all about. Hilarious.
- Paula Wooters
  
  Yeah… real funny until whatever roadkill they’ve been eating works its way through their systems and they start to spew noxious fumes in their sleep.
Paula Wooters

Wiser words were never spoken, Katherine. Only a puppy owner can truly understand that phrase.
Laughing Mom

Too sweet! I’m not sure that you needed the first shot, although it does show the opposite!
Jamie Baker

Indeed, let sleeping dogs lie. I know this all too well.
Ron

“you let sleeping dogs lie.”

HA!

Excellent photo for calm, Katherine!

And I also love the action shot as well!

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stoneskin

The first photo is pretty much how I imagine calm isn’t. Which is perfectly fitting for the theme mind, as it has the concept of calm in it, in some shape or form…
Cheryl P.

Agree…that is such a sweet picture. What a great example of calm.
Danielle Batog

Oh I miss the puppy stage!!!! Too cute.
Kevin

Lol – Love this.
mike

Haha…the first shot is so NOT calm.
Barb

🙂 Looks like mine
- Barb
  
  my two pups I mean 🙂
MikeWJ

Yes, I agree. Let sleeping dogs lie. And children. And drunken husbands. And your boss, if he or she happens to fall asleep at his or her desk. Less work that way.
meleahrebeccah

“and the puppy FINALLY falls asleep, you let sleeping dogs lie.”

Amen to that!
Linda R.

So sweet! I puppy-sat once, I know what you mean. 🙂