Oh, let's see. What's new. My kids were running completely naked outside all afternoon. And I didn't even stop them. I hope they don't need psychological reviews on childhood memories in their adult years when they get an indecent exposure lock-down. But....with all the magic tricks Harry sent home they should be able to bend the bars just right to escape....or at least entertain the jailers with their pull-the-bunny-from-the-hat trick.
Remember this? We added on. Got a puppy today. He needed a good farm yard to run around on. He is a yellow lab. 6 months old. Name: Diesel. Changing name. I think we will call him Buddy. Buddy will take some training. He has a few little habits we need to talk about.
1. He sniffs our female constantly.
2. Tries to mount. Baaaaad idea. Seriously. There are children watching. We laid the smack-down today.
3. He nibbled a little at Darin's hand - like a puppy would do.
BUT, he was eagerly welcomed in by the kids (Olivia would have rather had a parrot, though) and he didn't jump up on them or scare them at all. So, pictures to come. But, Welcome Buddy! We're glad to try this new adventure out - hope it's a permanent one! Maybe we can pull you from a hat, too. Here. Hold still.
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4 comments:
Welcome, Buddy!
Just look at it this way... they are learning at a young age to avoid tan lines! Wow your a brave soul with 2 dogs now, but they are outside so not as big of a deal. Are you wanting to have puppies down the road or what?
p.s. camp was GREAT!
Welcome Buddy!!! We LOVE Sadie, so you better be as nice and welcoming as her! :)
Christi
Those girls have enough tricks up their sleeves... you're trying to teach them more? Did you forget the number of carseats Tiffy can escape from?! ;)
Welcome, Buddy! Welcome future pups. LOL
In all seriousness, your family must bring you so much joy!
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