Monday, August 27, 2007

a dog's life


Do you ever wonder what it would be like to be an animal, specifically a dog, even more specifically my dog? I do. As I sit here tonight finishing my prep for tomorrow's exciting class I wonder what is going through the brains of my dogs. My FOUR dogs because Gracie is here tonight with me. Mom and dad came for the night and so I get to see my precious little girl. Currently, Olive is curled up in the chair, the only chair in the den and Mable is sharing my new couch with me. Gracie is, as usual, perched on gammy and Chloe is somewhere looking for more food. What a life of luxury. Dogs that get to sleep on a sealy posturepedic bed each night if they choose. Or if they decide that is not the place for them they have the options of the love seat or their own single size fold up cushion (chloe's fav). I mean, am I crazy or does everyone let THREE huge dogs sleep on the bed where ever they want while the human literally clings to the side. Why do I not put an end to it? What is it like to be them? Pampered, spoiled rotten, loved, trained (even though at times it is arguable), constantly rubbed, and the list of adjectives could go on. I just wish I knew what they thought. Do they know they are dogs? Do they think that I am crazy or do they even know any better? Ok, so these are questions that we will probably never know but then again in ten or twenty years it is likely that some researcher will be reading the brain waves of dogs.

That is really what I am pondering right now. What would it be like to be one of my dogs?!

Sunday, August 26, 2007

Why you should RESCUE a dog.

Ok, enough said. Just look at this beautiful girl. You know the story. I am a softie for needy dogs and Chloe needed a GOOD home. She was found starving and sick in a local hospital parking lot. Thankfully, some nurses with a kind heart picked her up and took her to a no kill shelter in westminister. I happended to look on Petfinder.org and saw several boxers needing a home at this no kill shelter so I checked it out. Now, Chloe is a thriving little girl who loves to leap through the air and chase birds and squirrls. PLEASE consider ADOPTION for your next dog. There are SO many animals that need a good home. We don't need our innocent babies to end up in the arms of people such as a certain IGNORANT FB player.

Where do I begin?

I welcome myself to the wide world of blogging. Wow, how times have really changed. It seemed like yesterday cell phones were making there debut and now we can vent and share our thoughts online. Kind of scary but I guess everyone is doing it, so here goes.

I don't have much to say tonight as I am pretty pooped but come back for some thoughts later.