Until we get Riley fitted for her Invisible Fence collar (next week?) she goes out on a leash which means she can’t really run around to burn off her puppy energy. Barb has been training her to walk on the treadmill to get some exercise. She’s getting the hang of it but I’m not seeing puppy joy on her face.
Never really doubted Hattie would welcome the new pup but nice to see them starting to play after only a few days.
Riley is home. She and Hattie got along great, right out of the chute. More photos tomorrow.
We don’t know which one is “Riley” yet because the breeder picks which puppy goes to which family. A first for us but probably makes more sense than trying to pick from sixteen equally adorable puppies. We got our first look (and touch) today at the “puppy party” the breeder threw for the new families.
Easy Lemon 60 Second by Kevin MacLeod is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution license (https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/) Source: http://incompetech.com/music/royalty-free/index.html?isrc=USUAN1200077 Artist: http://incompetech.com/
The original post got lost somewhere along the way and this clip from Gold Diggers of 1933 is one of my favorites. Ginger Rogers sining in pig latin? Oh yes.
Written by David Chiavegato and its director, Tim Hamilton, Truth In Advertising is a genuinely funny comedy that was nominated for a Palm d’Or in 2001. Colin Mochrie, best known as a regular on Whose Line Is It Anyway? in the US and UK, is the boss in an advertising agency where everybody tells the embarrassing truth about…advertising.
Upper 90s in mid Missouri today.
Three Red Sweaters from Martha Gregory on Vimeo.
Do we need our memories when we can document virtually every aspect of our lives? A short (10 min) documentary about how our memories are changing now that we can document every moment of our lives.
Now that the truck is getting some kilometers on it, Mr. Wolf decided to give the truck a bath. It looked so nice he brought out the drone for a little fly around. Nice.