As usual I am left wondering where January went. For a month with the full complement of 31 days it doesn't half go quickly, has anyone else noticed that? Let's hope the next four weeks don't go so quickly, every day counts when you're clinging on to a decade!
Last night we watched a wonderful programme "Secret Life of Dogs" narrated by Martin Clunes. The dogs they featured were all amazing. One bottle fed lambs on a farm, another was a search and rescue dog and another, Max, diagnosed his owner's breast cancer. There were tears for Endal the assistance dog who had died in his owner's lap and joy at simply knowing what dogs mean to so many people.
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| Toni aged 3 months the day after we got her. |
The following "video" is photos of Toni along with the noise she makes when I leave her. My daughter caught her doing it one day when she thought no one else was in the house.
It seems she can't live without us either.
4:30 pm A quick add-on, the rain stopped around lunchtime and I was able to get out into the garden to plant the hanging baskets with primulas.
I didn't use a flash and yet the yellow primula still shines like a buttercup! :-)
dear lorna,
ReplyDeleteoh, that sweet toni! it's so great to have that kind of bond, good for you and good for her. i am so glad she is such a perfect dog for you - they teach us a lot, too, eh. thanks for posting the video!
it must feel good that you got the primulas planted - and i agree, the yellow is butttercup brilliant! like a spot of sunshine in the garden to promise spring will soon be here.
love, XO,
karen, TC
Tell Toni her Aunty Sandy is a dog lover, too, but I also love cats, so I hope she doesn't hold that against me. I am hoping next week there will be something popping out here to signal that spring is on its way. Nice shot of the primula!
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