Monthly Archives: March 2010

We’ve been busy cleaning for company and I want you to know we helped Momma Dog every step of the way from rolling on the old sheets when she took them off the bed to fighting the mop when she … Continue reading →

Good gravy!  We’ve been out off and on all week end!  I played bumper cars Saturday morning, in the rain with Momma Dog, it’s one of my favorite games.  I run ahead and then stand on the path, Momma Dog … Continue reading →

Today we went to the field and ran for at least a mile.  Huck found a coyote den and stuck his nose in there, but no one was home.  We ate a little grass in the front yard while Momma … Continue reading →

“Whoo Hoo!”  We went down the front driveway, out onto the road, and into the lane below our house.  We did this on a dead run as Momma Dog doesn’t like us on the road at all.  Then we trotted … Continue reading →

A cold and windy grey day awaited us this morning as we climbed the hill.  Momma Dog put a hat on after I disappeared around the cedar tree, and when I came back, at first I didn’t recognize her.  I disgraced … Continue reading →

Nemo and I are expecting company today.  Momma Dog taught us this little jingle to say when you see a cardinal.  She learned it from her mother, it’s probably a Missouri thing. Red Bird, Red Bird, please be true,  see someone … Continue reading →

Today is VOG’s (Voice of God’s) birthday, so we helped Momma Dog make him some cinnamon rolls this morning.  Each of us got a bite.  On our walk this morning, Huck climbed the tree, then took off and we didn’t … Continue reading →

Well, we spoke too soon.  It’s back to snow again!  We got our dog walk in early this morning before it started, but we’ve got an inch or two of white stuff now, so we are mostly napping.  Nemo brought … Continue reading →

We have worn ourselves completely out and it’s only four o’clock.  It’s Spring outside!  Huck rolled in some really stinky thing and had to have a bath, I chased a squirrel and got last year’s burrs in my fur requiring clipping, … Continue reading →

Our noses have been working overtime.  So many smells on the ground after four months of snow, we hardly know where to start.  I’ll be working out a line, and then Huck will bark from another part of the hill … Continue reading →