As a side note, I also love what is called salsa in the US and apparently pico de gallo in some regions of Mexico. The Yucatan (this region anyway) has it's own name for a mixture of raw tomatoes, onions, chilies and lime: Xni-Pek (pronounced shnipik, with the accent on the first i). I've been told it means dog's nose, because it's so spicy that it makes your nose run.
This is a rooster in a tree:
This is a tree with a rooster (he's way up there to the right):
This is the coop I built for the rooster:
This is the rooster in the coop:
Poor fellow must have had some close calls, he's missing a lot of feathers.
We haven't settled on a name. It could be Paco, maybe Hercules. I suggested Rocket. (I'm 12.).
In dog news, all previously infected dogs tested negative for heartworm(!)
and Ziggy got a haircut.
Ziggy post-bath:
and post-haircut:
25 seconds of space.
100 degrees Fahrenheit.
for Amanda:
((turn the volume way down!))
