When the clock of life starts ticking, you suddenly speed up the memory making process, afraid that you won’t have enough to remember a soul by once they leave. In this case it’s Blue, my beloved little Pembroke Welsh Corgi.
However I’m not really ready to talk about it. So before I tell you about what’s going on, I’m going to be uploading photos of my little boy. Hope you won’t mind. The impending loss also contributed to my blog silence at the end of July. Well, that and the fact that WordPress somehow lost it’s cookie and so “preview” of my last post wouldn’t load. Who knew? Luckily the support forums at WP have very helpful members.
Of late, in this cool (for LA at this time of year) weather in the high 80’s, Mr. Blue has been enchanted by some catdognip like smell in parts of the back lawn. So when he’s finished doing his business, he sniffs the ground here and there and suddenly dives face first into the lawn. He then begins an ecstatic rolling love affair with whatever smell he’s found. He hasn’t done this for quite a while so I’ve taken the opportunity to carry a camera with me when I let him out.
When I think back to my six former companions, I marvel at how very different each of their personalities were. Of course there were commonalities across the board in each. One such example, Siberian Huskies were always planted smackdab on the center of activities. I still recall Mishka, my first Husky, in my Aunt’s small (classic 50’s pink and black) tile kitchen at Thanksgiving. She was centered in the 6′ x 10′ floorspace and sound asleep causing everyone to step over her. I still marvel that no one thought to shoo her out into another room.
Anyways, on to Mr. Blue in a state of nirvana:
Joanne said:
Such a cutie. Sending you love and hugs!!
greyhousejournal said:
Thanks so very much, I need them! Glad you stopped by.
yummychunklet said:
So cute!
greyhousejournal said:
He’s as sweet as he looks!
thyme (sarah) said:
Oh, he is a cutie. What a sweet face and I’m sending you hugs too. We’ve had two Shetland Sheepdogs, a Great Pyrenees named Klondike, and now our little Papillon Chester. We tried to be careful and strict with the first set of dogs but Chester just breaks us all down and he’s terribly spoiled.
greyhousejournal said:
Hi Sarah, thanks I’ll need the hugs. Isn’t it funny how they can just wrap you around their paw?