Friday, August 8, 2008
small things are always cute. always.
I am sure that these photos adhere to several Rules of Cuteness, but I leave it as an exercise for the reader to determine the matches. Personally, I think they all adhere to the meta-rule that "all small things are cute."
On Wednesday, we took a road trip into the Blank. The Blank is the name given to the large stretch of nothingness between Pullman and (in this case) Warden, WA. Seriously: check it out on the map. I described the drive like this: leave Pullman, go to Colfax, hang a left, drive for 100 miles in a straight line, turn right, then turn left after the cemetery and you will reach a house with a yard full of small things: chickens, turkeys, pigs, baby cow, a garden, and a passel of cute kids. I was right!
Here are some photos. Click images to embiggen—it's worth it for the cuteness.
There are a few more photos in my photoset, and bunch more in Jim's photoset.
On Wednesday, we took a road trip into the Blank. The Blank is the name given to the large stretch of nothingness between Pullman and (in this case) Warden, WA. Seriously: check it out on the map. I described the drive like this: leave Pullman, go to Colfax, hang a left, drive for 100 miles in a straight line, turn right, then turn left after the cemetery and you will reach a house with a yard full of small things: chickens, turkeys, pigs, baby cow, a garden, and a passel of cute kids. I was right!
Here are some photos. Click images to embiggen—it's worth it for the cuteness.
 I refrained from taking this kitten home with me, but it was difficult. |  Baby Cow was awesome. He's like a Holstein dog. |  This chicken is called "French Toast"—the chickens are named after things eggs make. |
 Even watermelons are adorable when small. |  More cow(bell). Baby Cow took a shine to Karen. |
There are a few more photos in my photoset, and bunch more in Jim's photoset.
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