Oh, Schooner – hearts are not meant to be eaten.
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Travels with Choppy 
Yep, Schooner, you do not surprise me at all, you Heart -Eater you! 😀
And Choppy, I think you’re supposed to wear your heart on your sleeve, not your head! 😀
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Ha! Good point!
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🙂
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I love the picture of these too, they look so much in love!
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I am so glad you like it!
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Haha
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🙂
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Isn’t that February 14th? 😹😮🙈 Schooner is doing a Heart-nibble…….’tail-tip! ❤️❤️ to both of you furries ‼️
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Right?! We are not anywhere near the true heart date.
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Give the poor Schooner something to eat. You can tell he is starving to death by how he is attacking paper. 😉 Choppy’s balancing abilities never ceases to amaze me.
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I remember in Brazilian restaurants chicken hearts are very popular.
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They ate lots of stuff like this in China and Japan. I generally tried to avoid it when I lived in both places.
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Well, then what do they mean when they say, “Eat my heart out?” ;-D
Schooner probably eats chicken hearts all the time. 😉
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I’m sure I’ve eaten them before while overseas. Perhaps I should have stated “paper hearts” – especially when they come back up for a second viewing!
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😀
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I see Schooner is in true celebration there !
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Yes!
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Wouldn’t bacon be better Schooner?
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It certainly would, at least in his mind. But he will take what he can get to chew on!
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Reblogged this on Die Erste Eslarner Zeitung – Aus und über Eslarn, sowie die bayerisch-tschechische Region!.
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Thank you!
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Maybe that is Schooners way to show his affection. 😉 Here in Germany we sometimes say “Ich hab dich zum Fressen gern!” (I like you to eat) if we love somebody. 😉
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We have a similar saying – “I could just eat you up!” Usually, it’s in relation to cute little kids doing cute things.
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