The latest shenanigans from Ginger.
Do I detect a bit of a smile in that second photo?
I believe I do.
The latest shenanigans from Ginger.
Do I detect a bit of a smile in that second photo?
I believe I do.
I have posted before about how now only are New Delhi street dogs clever and enterprising, but also totally unflappable. The often straight up sleep on busy sidewalks as people step over and around them amid this buzzing metropolis of 26 million.
But the mutt pictured above, which I encountered recently at the popular Khan Market, takes the cake. He was splayed out like this, paws in the air, dozing. Right in the middle of an entrance. Without a care in the world. In the middle of the day.
On Facebook, a friend speculated that the fellow was sleeping like this, with his belly exposed, to take advantage of air conditioning emanating from a shop on the left. That may well be the case.
Totally. Unflappable.
I often pass this group of street dogs near our office building in Connaught Place.
These mutts are totally unflappable.
Honking cars, pedestrians weaving between them, bicycles, horses, you name it.
They could care less.
They just keep dozing, sunning themselves as New Delhi buzzes all around them.
A level of zen I can only one day hope to attain!
Previously: a super-enterprising street dog I saw back in August.