And Then There Were Three...

Author Louis Sabin said, "No matter how little money and how few possessions, you own, having a dog makes you rich."

By this logic my cousin is one of the richest men in my family. 

How? 

Well, let me show you his vault.  

There's the elderly dignified German Shepherd always resting his tired bones. Then there is the Pug. He is a loud, proud, attention-seeking show-off. And last, but not the least is a lady who completes the ensemble. The stylish Cocker Spaniel. Now if that don't make him a rich man, what will?

Deep in Thought

The three pose for the camera

Discussing world matters

A Blurred Vision

It's said one should walk a mile in someone else's shoes to truly empathise with that person. Well, being a helpful person I share with you here my world vision, without spectacles. A vision blurred beyond recognition. Hope this allows people with 20/20 vision a better understanding of us nearsighted visionaries. 

By the way, the first image, taken during the 2009 Kala Ghoda Festival in Mumbai, is shaky because of the multitude of people there who kept pushing me around. 

The second one is what all the clear-sighted people see.

Shaken, not stirred

What a sight

Worth A Smile Or Two

These two agreed to pose for me for just a rub on their furry tummies.
Pedigreed or not, they were the best models in my area.
Though I no longer can spot them during my sporadic walks, I hope they have found a good home.