Dear, darling doggy girls. They have been so happy together. Daisy is so easy-going and pleased to share her life with Miss Dog. They don't tear around like the do when Miss Poo comes to stay. Miss Dog and Miss Poo have some minor dominance issues that they like to keep on top of, so there is more playfighting and challenging each other when all three are together. Miss Dog is still dominant, but Miss Poo would love to be.
Today was warm and cloudy on the farm. We didn't do much apart from take photos and muck around. I made pizzas for tea and Nanny made a fruit salad. I am working on fungi hunting, and found some real goodies today, but more work to do before I've got a good collection to post. Right, I'm off to hunt out some pudding. John says Hot Fuzz is on tv later. That is a really funny movie, so I'll probably join him. I am putting off pinning the layers of one of my quilts together. I must get on with it, or I'll never get it finished. XXX
5 comments:
My 8 year old daughter would love your dogs. She is definitely a doggy person but unfortunately, she is extremely allergic so we can't have one.
Hi Fi, so lovely to see the photos and hear what is happening at home! Love to all of you and a special hug for all the animals, from a very flat Holland. xxxxxxxxxxx will take photos of the tulips! m & d
Terri, that is really sad! What a shame. Your daughter would have a lovely time playing with the doggies. They are a lot of fun. They have just been for a swim in the creek (even though I tried to keep them dry on our walk). XXX
How lovely to hear from my Mummy and Daddy from way across the world! Glad you are having such a wonderful time. You will have the travel bug now! It is time you took us on our mandatory childhood trip to Australia. Henry has just come in. He is explaining something to Nanny! XXX
I love hearing about your dogs as well but can't figure out which one is which when you talk about them by name. Can you identify them for me by color?
Kisses to all the lovely doggies.
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