Needed to get the pooches a little blog time. They are feeling left out.
Sunday, March 23, 2008
Thursday, March 20, 2008
Tuesday, March 18, 2008
The Pics for Which She'll Hate Me Later...
Despite cool temps outside, there are still plenty of clothing-optional occasions. Here are my faves:
Communing With Nature 
Feeling Under the Weather... 
Personal Hygeine
Summiting/Celebrating (Just Ask Tensing Norgay. Plus, it's warmer here than Everest and the cloud cover is actually a feather duvet)
Pondering your sagging middriff? No, that's for the parents. In this photo, she was clearly just preparing herself for the big climb having reached Base Camp I. 
Relaxing in the Spa.March: In Like a Lamb
Safety first!...why didn't we get her one of these when she was learning to walk???
Where there is food, there is a dog.
Grace's favorite sign: "Eat." We see it every 45 minutes, except when she is sleeping.
No words necessary.
Come on Spring!
Patience
Thank you for your patience as I have struggled to find time to download the new pictures and update the blog. Lots of good stuff coming soon.
Funny, the other day I was watching Grace as she exhibited her new emotion, impatience, and the thought occured to me that some people are named "Patience" and then I wondered if they threw tantrums, too, when they were 14.5 months old....
No matter, she is exerting her independence and we are happy. Hearing impaired, but happy.
Grace is doing very well. She enjoyed the Valentines (thank you to her Grammas and her Aunt Judy and big special thank you to MY Aunt Ann, who send her a cute puppy dog card that reminded me of the little cards we would bring for our classmates to put in their cubbies). [I hear that Grace will soon have a new little cousin from my Aunt's children. Congratulations, Renee!]
She also had a fun time at a local photo studio chain store showing the photographer that she not only understood commands such as "Sit," and "Stand," but that she also knows (and prefers) their antonyms....
Finally, for tonight's observations, Easter Bunnies are apparently not amusing. Despite being soft and mute, one should avoid being photographed with them at all costs.
Done.
Funny, the other day I was watching Grace as she exhibited her new emotion, impatience, and the thought occured to me that some people are named "Patience" and then I wondered if they threw tantrums, too, when they were 14.5 months old....
No matter, she is exerting her independence and we are happy. Hearing impaired, but happy.
Grace is doing very well. She enjoyed the Valentines (thank you to her Grammas and her Aunt Judy and big special thank you to MY Aunt Ann, who send her a cute puppy dog card that reminded me of the little cards we would bring for our classmates to put in their cubbies). [I hear that Grace will soon have a new little cousin from my Aunt's children. Congratulations, Renee!]
She also had a fun time at a local photo studio chain store showing the photographer that she not only understood commands such as "Sit," and "Stand," but that she also knows (and prefers) their antonyms....
Finally, for tonight's observations, Easter Bunnies are apparently not amusing. Despite being soft and mute, one should avoid being photographed with them at all costs.
Done.
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