We have established that Milton likes his tea warm rather than hot [Goldisnoot]. At the end of last week’s cold snap, the water deliveryman provided reduced service for the final trip. Hot water placed next to cold leftovers.
No warm water for Milton. 😦
Instead, Milton took a sip of hot, then a sip of cold, then a sip of hot …
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Odd angle photography brought to you courtesy of Charles Mann, author of Photographing and “Videoing” Horses Explained (Trafalgar 2006):
“One of the biggest mistakes I see photographers make is shooting only from their own eye level. I am usually the dirtiest one to leave a show or a photo shoot because I am always kneeling in the dirt – or even lying on my stomach – shooting up at my subjects.”
Get Down, Up or Over – Finding New Angles (p76)
Virtual Brush Box 
Go Milton!
Milton sounds like a riot. Except, of course, I’m not the one dragging around the water buckets!
I frequently shoot from odd angles. Figured out you can get some really neat photos that way. Of course, you can’t get a really good picture of a pomeranian unless you’re willing to get down to their eye level. Getting down is easy, getting up again is the hard part!