The morning starts with waking up to the alarm clock. I get up along with our daughter and get her ready for school. We make breakfast, get dressed, and head out the door. I drop her off and head back home. I feed all the animals and go upstairs to wake my husband. I make him his breakfast and eat with him as well. He takes a shower and heads off to work leaving me with the household duties. I wash dishes, laundry, do some shopping if need to be done, and then go to pick up my daughter from school. I give her a snack and we sometimes go outside to play. I begin to make dinner while my husband is coming home from work. We eat, clean up, and sit to relax and watch a little T.V. We give our daughter a bath and head upstairs to bed. We read a story and tuck her in. My husband and I watch the T.V. for an hour or two and head to bed ourselves. Then the next day starts all over again and the same things are done all over again as well.
Archive for November, 2009
Same Things, Different Day!
November 30th, 2009Learning Lessons from Our Dog
November 28th, 2009Our dog is a Boston Terrier. He is now 13 years old. He has been through many of life’s ups and downs with us. He has helped us through the tough times. He has been there for us any time we needed him. We have tried our best to be there for him also. Over the years we learned just how important it is to take care of him through plenty of exercise and proper nutrition. We have learned many things from his veterinarians, including how to be there for him in his old age. How to take care of a dog changes over the span of their life. When they’re a puppy, one must spend time in training and socializing. When they’re a senior, one must help them in getting around a bit more when they begin to lose some of their hearing and vision. Dogs are a joy and some even like dog cologne. They will be there for us. We must commit to being there for them and learn from them along the way.
My Best Friend
November 27th, 2009My dog is healthy. He is nice body shape, healthy and clean. He is friendly and adorable . He is my bestfriend. He is playful dog when he is in the park and loves to wear his small dog coat or jacket. He joined dog competition and he won the first place. When i leave the house and arrive he is barking and run for my attention, kiss me in my cheek, play with me. He watched me when i go to my car to drive. He loves us as his family.
Pure Bred Rogue
November 26th, 2009I have a pure bred Rottweiler named Rogue. Before Rogue, I was terrified of Rottweilers. I would never have owned one, but my husband wanted one so very badly. I found the perfect way to get over the fear of a certain breed is to own one as a tiny puppy and watch it grow up. I never would have guessed how attached I could become to a dog. She loves wearing dog Christmas sweaters too. It is funny how I thought that her nose looked pushed in when we first got her. Now she looks normal to me and other dogs like Labs look like they have extra long noses. Rogue is almost eight years old now. She is very strong willed, but also a very big baby. Her bark and growl sound ferocious, but she would never hurt a fly. She really is a sweetheart.