January 15, 2005
What I appreciate about this image is how the lower curve of the garden hose echos the curve of McDuff's back. Any guesses, dear reader, as to what a McDuff happens to be?*
*Family members are not eligible to guess.
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4 comments:
Looks like a dog to me?
Yes indeed! McDuff is a good-natured Westie. Westies (or West Highland Terriers, to be more exact) are the ideal dog for photographing in home magazine spreads to give a sense of scale for the featured breakfast nook, upholstered fainting couch, potted azalea, etc. For a few weaker moments in college I contemplated photographing all of my thesis artwork with a Westie so as to show everyone just how ambitious my projects happened to be.
Good thing those glossy ads aren't "scratch n sniff"!
I don't recall Kitty Roca being a common "scratch n sniff" offering.
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