Our Bella

The other day while talking to Mckenna she asked for some photos of our little Bella. Its a good thing that Bella is as beautiful as she is. She may not have survived this long otherwise. She really is a great dog. One of Evan's cousins described owning a Weimaraner as "Living with an olympic athlete who wants to be under your feet all the time." Its true! She has more energy than I ever thought. She is beginning to calm down a bit and we've found the perfect harness that allows us to walk her, instead of her walking us.


Now, if I can get her to chase a ball (What kind of dog doesn't chase a ball?) we will be set!

65 hours or driving and recovering

Its been a while since my last post...Between our trip to Canada and a trip to Oregon I feel like I have not stopped driving at all in the last couple of weeks. Between the 7th and 17th of November I logged a quick 65 hours of driving. We drove 14 hours on the 7th, 2 1/2 hours on the 8th, 16 hours on the 10th, 12 hours on the 12th, 8 hours on the 13th, and 12 more hours on the 16th. YIKES! I still feel like I'm moving. I will post more when things slow down sometime next week.

oh, to be 4 years old...

Rylie: "Mom, what are those white things on my sandwich?"

Me: "Those are sesame seeds."

Rylie studies the sesame seeds...

Rylie: "Mom, if we plant these seeds will it grow a bun?"