As I put the finishing touches on the last accessory for the herd's costumes, I started thinking about all the Halloweens past. From the hastily-thrown-together Little Red Riding Hood (and, of course, the wolf in grandma's clothes): To some silly store-bought costumes: To last year's all out frenzy: I know there are lots of folks who are opposed to dressing up their dogs, and
Wordless Wednesday: My sewing assistant
I've been working furiously on the herd's costumes. Thankfully, I've had oversight. Before I started and things were still neat and tidy: In the midst of the project: Honestly, I think I'd be finished by now if Newt didn't constantly nap on my craft supplies. There's one piece left to make (Newt's accessory...) but we're almost there! The costumes will be
We had a bad walk
We're in a lazy phase. Between ridiculous work schedules, travel (John and I are only home together 10 days this month), more doctors' appointments than you can even imagine (mine here and in Indy, Emmett's here and at Purdue, Newt's and Coop's annuals), plus two weekend visits from out-of-towners, our October has dissolved before our very eyes. Walking the dogs has - sadly, guiltily - become a
An eye-opening visit to the UT vet school
One of the best parts of the PetSafe summit was our afternoon at the UT vet school. There were three BIG take-aways for me that I want to share here. A quick note: While there were animals all over the place, we weren't allowed to share pictures. Our guide explained their policies as "HIPAA for animals" so I took what I could. You'll just have to imagine the animals that were there. (Including
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