Isn't there a clever saying about noise being a good thing, and quiet equaling trouble? I turned two pages of a magazine and turned around to find
The Squirms happily playing in Tanner's crate, with his tennis ball dumbbell. Please keep in mind Tanner is a dog. So, what I'm saying is that The Squirms was playing
in a dog crate.
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| I think she may think she is a puppy - like how Tanner thinks he is a human baby. |
This face. It's difficult to limit how many
kisses I give her each day. Especially when she's so pleased with herself for finding a new place to play. And her dress is soaked down the middle from
spitting playing-like-she's-a-fountain with her juice.
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| Isn't this new play house so amazing? |
She also had her
15 month check up today! I would feel sentimental about 15 months passing, but she gets better by the day so I just took pictures of her playing in a crate instead of weeping over the fact she won't be still for more than two seconds for me to rock her.
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| Just to be clear: dog crates. |
Then. She got in, she climbed out, she got back in. Then she decided she could no longer get out on her own and
desperately needed help. Such a cutie when she cries for no reason.
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| I need my mommy. And she's just taking pictures of me. While I'm crying. |
P.S. Don't mention this to Tanner. He would be really stressed out. Even more so than he already is - we did have a thunderstorm today and he tried to jump into the bed with me, which also means he'll need his arthritis pain meds tonight.
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