I had a dog when I was growing up whose name was Mugsy. Mugsy was a mutt…part German Shepherd, Terrier and who knows?
During the summer, my family and I would often pick wild huckleberries in the mountains. Well, Mugsy would eat the huckleberries right off the bush! So he was nicknamed, the Huckleberry Hound!
I don’t know why this memory is surfacing for me now…maybe because adding color to my doodle bowl from yesterday reminded me of it. I added color with my water-soluble Faber-Castell color pencils:
Can you find the Huckleberries in my doodle? I know Mugsy could!
Cheers! 🙂
I love that name, Mugsy. What a cute story. Adding water makes it look 3D. It’s great, Jill!
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Thank you Catherine, it does give it more dimension! 😃
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How fun and I love that it brought such happy memories! I found the huckleberries 🙂
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Yay! 😄💜 Jodi! Art has a way of doing that for me. 🎨👍
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This is so pretty and would also make a wonderful pattern on a summer dress! 🦋😊
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So sweet of you to say, Ann! ❤🌸🌷
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excellent! (K)
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Thanks Kerfe! 😃
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Lovely!! And a sweet story too…
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Thank you Johanna! 💕🎨🐶 xo
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Wonderful colours and details, Jill!
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Thanks Pete! 😃 I enjoyed experimenting with this one. A couple of people told me on Instagram that it looked like a garden. I guess I’m ready for Spring but we still have several more months of winter here. 😔❄️
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This is lovely with the color! And I loved your story of Mugsy (great name!). 😍I actually picked up a small huckleberry pie today! hehe… will be enjoying it after dinner tonight.
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A Huckleberry pie!! Yum!! 😋 I can’t wait to hear if you like it, Charlie!! 😍 And I’m glad you liked my story about Mugsy. Loved that dog! 🐶💕
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