Take the sheets off the bed and leave them at the top of the stairs while you strip the rest of the beds and come back to find a poodle snuggled down in the sunshine for a quick forty winks.
It’s a dog’s life.
Zeb Bakes
Bread, the Garden, Walks in Green Places
Zeb Bakes 
Nice to see you back, Joanna. Have you got your new computer sorted out now?
Sort of. Only now the card that goes in my camera has broken, so I’m waiting for a new one. And I’m out of practice at blogging, so I thought I would drop very slowly into first gear again ;)
Greetings Joanna. So pleased to see you up and about. Love the picture of Zeb – pure peace, literally. Am about to jog (not literally you understand) out the door and off to work – hey ho.
It’s a hive of activity here Jan – hope to get writing soon – Thanks :)
Smart dog. Who wouldn’t want to do that I say?…actually I could do 40 winks in the sun right now.
Zeb’s morning schedule is full of small naps ;)
Too cute. Wish I could join him. :)
Though you can’t really see it, he’d spent all day at the groomers the day before, and had to stand most of the day being primped (?) so was ‘completely exhausted’ the following day :)
Missed you, Joanna! Hi, Zeb, you sleepy guy. =)
Hi to you too Abby!
Lovely picture- almost a B+W with the white sheets and black Zeb!
I missed you, too, thanks for keeping in touch in comments!
I took an unscheduled nap around 4 PM- I sat down for a moment and my husband woke me up when he came home at 6:15!
Yawn- I’m still tired. Now if only we had some sunshine.
The camera hates taking shots of Zeb indoors, if I up the contrast it all goes funny too. Power napping, that’s what you and Zeb have in common – you do sound exceptionally busy though ;)
Re. Zeb – there’s more going on there than you may think – he’s not just taking a quick nap on a nearby soft spot, he’s renewing his relationship with the members of his pack, and most interestingly, your aromas are the key element to that relationship.
But I bet you already know this.
I think you are right about the aromas, he will curl up on a wet towel if you drop one on the floor too…. :)
I’ve missed you. Welcome back and with such a lovely picture – I always love to see what Zeb is up to!
Thanks Ann! I’ve missed you all too!
i’m glad you ‘re back, my love to you and to Zeb! wish you all the best a sunny spring morning would bring to you both! here summer has already arrived and we’re going for swimming every day! :)
Now I am envious, even though the Lake is open it is still too cold for me to brave going in, I hope it warms up properly soon here too Gina !
Zeb has a hard life.
He would say he does, regular meals, walks, games, cuddles, endless love ;)
I’d be worried about the black dog hairs normally.
But having met Zeb, I would be wrong.
Gill, poodle hair is so fine that you can barely see it, plus he drops less hair than a human being does in a typical day… the downside is that he has to have a haircut every so often as you know ;)
Cats, Landings. Bed linen. Health & Safety. Enough said. :)
No cats here – though there is a tailess one who visits and gets ‘bounced’ by the dogs along with the foxes and the squirrels and so on….
I’ve always wanted a standard poodle, such intelligent creatures! Zeb seems to be very happy, and a very good companion! Hope you are well on your way to posting more soon!
The sheet thief is 15 cms from floor to shoulder – he’s a mini – standards are great too!