"NO, Mommy." Her voice got steely. "I mean, tell me their names."
Which I declined to do, because I don't want to be inadvertently responsible for my 4-year-old carrying out hits on half of Northern California.
I sort of got chills while I was guffawing over Matilda's...um...enthusiasm.
I want her on my team.
Plei, what a lovely creature. Congrats on the new family member.
The couple who kept Bartleby while I was not!almost dying last year lost their 13.5 year old Greyhound on Saturday. Darius was champion racer for more than 6 years. Reaching his age, in pretty good health until the last day, was a real blessing.
God love them. They've, so far, given 7 retired Grey's the most loving home possible. Their 3 year old, Goose, has become a shop dog, until they decide on who next to bring home. So Bartleby and I go out for a mid-day walk with him. The Goose-man is never happier than on a leash, walking with other dogs. And, what a walker! He's so calm and easy. Puts my little guy to shame.
Plei - your dog is adorable.
Damn, I knew there was something I forgot.
Plei, that greyhound is beautiful and I'm so happy she's found a home with your family.
Plei, the greyhound is gorgeous. Does she have a name yet?
"I mean, tell me their names."
Bwah! It's a good thing she's on our side. Also, I like your voice.
Gorgeous dog, Plei.
So many hearts for Matilda. She's formidable.
Plei, the greyhound is gorgeous. Does she have a name yet?
Daisy. Lily had a hand in that. :)
Matilda is wee, but mighty.
She likkle but she tallawah.
Thanks for the company on the bullet train to hell, guys. Nice to know I won't be alone.
"NO, Mommy." Her voice got steely. "I mean, tell me their names."
Which I declined to do, because I don't want to be inadvertently responsible for my 4-year-old carrying out hits on half of Northern California.
I find myself charmed by Matilda's resolve.
Plei, Daisy is absolutely lovely.
Congrats to Wallybee!
What a sweet face Daisy has. I'm glad she's found a home with y'all.
Kind thoughts to your friends, bonny. I have much respect for them.
You go, Matilda.
I'd like to reserve a first class seat on that hellbound train. Suck it, WDM.
I've had a lovely day. Haircut and red highlights from my wonderful and talented friend, lunch with another friend, and then on a semi-whim I went and saw the owner of the custom build company I worked for a decade ago. We ended up talking for a couple of hours, and if a couple of jobs come through I may work with them a bit. I'm even thinking about working with them for free, because I need as much experience as I can get right now and I'd get to do more than, say, volunteering with Habitat.
