When the World Makes You Feel Small

Feb
3


….try standing on your tiptoes.

Comments

  1. Minta Michelle says:

    What a GREAT pic!!

    LOL!

  2. Julia says:

    Suzanne, This was too cute. I love your Blog. Thanks for all the hard work you put into it.

  3. DB says:

    Cute picture – and perfect caption!

    Dianna
    http://www.thesedaysofmine.com

  4. Rose H says:

    That was either a VERY lucky shot Suzane, or your spent hours waiting for it to happen! Either way it’s brilliant. :woof:

  5. texwisgirl says:

    I do that all the time!!! My husband sees me and yells out, “Toe pick!” 🙂

  6. joycee says:

    Roosters, the Chihuahuas of Fowl~dom.

  7. Jean - MN says:

    LOL – love it – Thanks for the smile — may have to make that into a poster!

  8. LeAnn says:

    Good advice! At just under 5′ tall, I have to get up on my tippy-toes alot!

  9. holstein woman says:

    Smart roo, very nice photo.

  10. susan says:

    He looks very regal in his smallness – wonderful picture!

  11. bonita says:

    the narration in the background?
    Randy Newman’s Short People!

  12. Nancy in Iowa says:

    Jean is right – that needs to be a poster! Poor rooster – I know just how he feels!!! Great photo!!!

  13. Jennifer says:

    Sometimes good down home advice is the best.

  14. lauren says:

    hehe thats so cute 🙂

  15. Karen B says:

    I’m shrinking in my old age and find that I, too, stand on my tiptoes more and more! :happyfeet:

  16. Tobey says:

    What a great comment on life, and a memorable picture. THANK YOU!

  17. Lisa Anderson says:

    That is so awesome !!!! :chicken:

  18. Jeanne says:

    Thanks Suzanne! I needed that today. :airkiss:

  19. Miss Becky says:

    you manage to capture your critters in the best moments Suzanne. great photo! :yes: :yes: :yes:

  20. princessvanessa says:

    I can just hear Tiny Tim singing this modified version of Tiptoe Through the Tulips:

    Tiptoe through the hen house
    By the coop door, that is where I’ll be
    Come tiptoe through the barnyard with me

    Oh, tiptoe from the garden
    By the garden of the willow tree
    And tiptoe through the barnyard with me

    Knee deep in fresh hay we’ll stray
    We’ll keep the showers away
    And if I crow, oh, in the garden, at the dawn break
    Will you pardon me?
    And tiptoe through the barnyard with me

    Original music was written by Joe Burke, and above is a takeoff of the original lyrics by Al Dubin.

  21. Christine says:

    Excellent! This made my day. (you should sell this one as an inspirational poster)

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