After Thanksgiving
~waves at everyone~ We all survived Turkey Day here, although I think I'm still full. We always end up with more food than we can possibly eat, but it's nice that the leftovers mean that we don't have to cook for the next couple of days. I hope that everyone who celebrated Thanksgiving had a nice holiday, and I hope those who don't celebrate it had a nice Thursday. ;)
I know I haven't been posting much, but mainly it's because I'm actually incredibly boring, and I don't see the need to pass that boredom along to you. ;) However, in an effort to make up for my lack of an interesting life, I bring you pictures of Bear the Puppy. Bear is the newest member of the family. He's half English mastiff and half... Well, your guess is as good as ours. ;) He's six weeks old and weighs 12.4 pounds. At first, his name was supposed to be Casey, but my mom took one look at him and said that his name was Bear. Which, of course, quickly became Bitty Bear. That's the name that will stick, I'm sure, and we'll eventually have a 200-pound dog on our hands that answers to the name of Bitty Bear. ;)
Cody (who has recovered completely from his trauma) thinks Bear is the best thing since sliced bread. They're already playing together, and tug-of-war with a rope toy is their favorite thing to do. So far Cody wins every time, but I expect that to change pretty soon. ;)
Mom with her "Bitty Bear"
Sis and Bitty Bear
Brother in Law and Bitty Bear
I know I haven't been posting much, but mainly it's because I'm actually incredibly boring, and I don't see the need to pass that boredom along to you. ;) However, in an effort to make up for my lack of an interesting life, I bring you pictures of Bear the Puppy. Bear is the newest member of the family. He's half English mastiff and half... Well, your guess is as good as ours. ;) He's six weeks old and weighs 12.4 pounds. At first, his name was supposed to be Casey, but my mom took one look at him and said that his name was Bear. Which, of course, quickly became Bitty Bear. That's the name that will stick, I'm sure, and we'll eventually have a 200-pound dog on our hands that answers to the name of Bitty Bear. ;)
Cody (who has recovered completely from his trauma) thinks Bear is the best thing since sliced bread. They're already playing together, and tug-of-war with a rope toy is their favorite thing to do. So far Cody wins every time, but I expect that to change pretty soon. ;)
Mom with her "Bitty Bear"
Sis and Bitty Bear
Brother in Law and Bitty Bear