Showing posts with label Drizzy. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Drizzy. Show all posts

Saturday, March 29, 2014

RIP Drizzy

In 2004 a red haired lass offered
“free to a good home”
A 2 y/o black lab,
housebroken & glad
To go where
Serenity roams.
 
A loyal companion w/ a watchful eye,
He was Happy, Joyous & Free.
He’d lick your knees, ready to please.
A gift of Recovery.
 
In recent weeks he had become
A shell of his healthy wag.
A decision was made to spare him more
Grief than he could drag.
 
10 years of Joy ought to be enough
To prepare one for the sorrows
One has to feel when faced w/ the
End of a dear friend’s tomorrows.   by Fuzzy

Tuesday, December 6, 2011

Drizzy

What happens when a 60 pound dog tries to see if he can fit in his 13 pound "sister's" bed?

Saturday, June 18, 2011

The Kids


Our two dogs tolerate each other, but don't usually stay too close together. Chloe is like a pesty younger sister, and Drizzy usually just ignores her. But last night, I actually caught them lying side by side napping.....

Sunday, September 12, 2010

September Sunny Day

Today was a beautiful day. The evenings are cooling and the sun is setting earlier, reminding us of Summer's end. One thing wonderful about being a dog owner is that it gives me excuses to get outside more. Today was no exception. Unfortunately, Chloe does not take pictures well due to her color. I managed to get a few, but her contrast is so that she comes out a bit blurry. Here are she and Drizzy playing in the yard. She is teaching him break dancing.

Yard sales are also coming to an end and I have been remiss about posting my finds. Here is one, the pedestal was had for $1. I made the"globe" out of a bowling ball and attached jewels and mirrors with clear caulk.

Sunday, June 20, 2010

Saturday Dog Day Afternoon

I had a nice surprise yesterday afternoon when a good friend and coworker stopped by with her boyfriend. We had a nice chat and eventually moved out to the front porch. She got out her camera and snapped these pics of the "kids" for me... Thanks Paula!