There is not much of a view because we are in thick fog. Hershey disappears into the mist at the end of the dog garden. Hound of the Baskervilles!I'm hoping the fog clears soon because we have to leave at 7:15 to take Madame Hersh for more bloodwork. I will be picking up Lucy when I am in town. That should be a great reunion. It has been so strange and quiet with just one dog here. I can't imagine what it will be like when they are off at the kennel with their puppies. I'll visit of course but it's not the same.
I had a busy day yesterday with odds and ends around the house. It sure felt great to not have my splint on although the wrist is still a bit sore. The knee feels a bit better too - I can now get into the car without having to lift it in by grabbing my pant leg! Things are improving. I even managed to do a bit of deadheading and watered my porch jungle.
Drat! Just checked my calendar and I have to go to a farewell dinner tonight for our minister and his wife. Mike is leaving under a bit of a cloud so there will be some tense moments, I'm sure. Poor Mike just doesn't know how to chose his battles and the Bishop has moved him to a very small Parish effective September 1.
Breakfast anyone? I'm doing Canadian bacon and scrambled eggs. There are blueberries and raspberries for the Phase II folks.
What's happening at your place?


So I guess we are going to add another hour to our trip and do that as well. I am so excited. It will be nice to get away. With the exception of crossing the border it is always a nerve wracking experience. Well I must go get the laundry switched over. I will be back a little later.
When I was in Canada and asked for Canadian bacon for breakfast, the waitress looked at me like I had lizards crawling out of my ears. Is it called something else north of the border? Oh, and thanks for the reply on Hershey and Lucy. I figured there must be some logical explanation for their peregrinations.
Hope you have a great training session...what are you training them to do?

I hope those guards don't want to go through all your stuff. I hope they're not as nasty at home as they are at work. (hope I haven't offended anyone here... someone's Aunt or brother is a crossing guard...)

I thought you were going to be able to help and see them born...when do they and your pups get to come home after the birth? Glad you are feeling better, though, and figure you are thrilled to have your Lucy home. Does Hershey usually act differently when she is pregnant?
Hope that the training goes great.
Enjoy the vacation...Amish country is beautiful...but stay away from the food (It's awesome and full of fat and sugar!)!
Wow...your trainer really wants you to remember him, huh? 
Did your DS like it?
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