TUXY TUESDAY: THE INTREPID DOMINO

The first few pictures were taken late last week, and the rest, just yesterday.  We've had some slow but steady melting going on, so that now there are some grassy patches on the front lawn.  Domino, of course, had to explore them, and posed beautifully for me during her appointed rounds.

The pictures of Domino on the driveway were taken by her Daddy.  The pavement heats up in the winter sun and makes a good escape from the still mostly snowy landscape.

Domino's black is crisp against the shadowy white background.  A branch from the spirea bush adds a spike of interest in the foreground.  Although, Domino is interesting enough, all by herself, of course!

Here's Domino with that intent look on her face.  She focussed on her destination -- the bench!  What an intrepid girl she is!

And here she is, taking a breather!  Pretty pink nose front and center.

And a few days later, here's the grassy patch underneath the pine tree.  Domino's attention is caught by something rustling -- is it a birdie or  a squirrel?  There's a certain air of mystery to this one.  Also, note the perfectly raised front paw as she poses prettily.

And, she's off!   There's that intense look on her face again.  It really makes one wonder what she might be thinking.  She seems so very purrposeful!  This time the spirea branches add a touch of blurry interest.  Instead of sunspots, we've got bushspots!

Domino makes her way through the snowy tundra, determined as ever to reach her new destination -- wherever that may be!

Ah, it's the driveway!  Daddy captures Domino in a pensive pose.  I think she's watching the ice melt -- that can be quite the fascinating passtime, by the way.  It's all that slow trickling going on!

And this puts little Domino in purrspective.  Small but mighty!

I love the curves of Domino's little body in this one!  Something has caught her highly-peaked attention.

And here she is, posed in profile, back from whence she started.

This calls for a good stretch, and a nibble of grass don't you think?

Domino:  The End