Last week, Lucas and I had another 12-hour Purdue day. We left the house right at 6:30 in the morning and arrived home just after 6:30 in the evening. Such a long, exhausting day. This schedule requires a balancing act that feels like juggling while riding a unicycle--neither of which I can do. We're trying to balance our work schedules with Lukey's and Emmett's myriad appointments while not
Bunnygate
Late last night--well, technically, very early this morning--Cooper had an emergency. His belly is so off most of the time that this isn't a rare occurrence. We keep him baby-gated in our room because if he has free rein instead of waking us up when he's having an emergency, he sneaks off and goes. With the gate up, he paces around until we get up and rush him outside. And rush him outside I
Place your bets! What breeds make up Cooper?
While on the Mars tour at BlogPaws, we received a Wisdom Panel 3.0 DNA test kit. I actually had it in my head that I didn't want to DNA test Cooper and so had passed on an opportunity to do so already this year. But then... I looked it over, and saw that they've added in a new component since we did the 2.0 version with Lucas: Multidrug Sensitivity (MDR1) genetic mutation screening. Now, if any
It all started with a dog…
Recently I had the opportunity to share with a local group how I became a pet writer. I thought I'd share the text of my speech: "It all started with a dog." There are many things you can only get from hindsight. One of those things is the ability to pinpoint the exact moment your life changed - at the time, of course, you have no idea what’s coming, but looking back, you see it. For me,
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