Slumber by Degrees

nice

really nice

heaven

I went to New York and Sophie went to her dad's. (Not her birth dad's of course.) She goes running illegally in Parc La Fontaine, but otherwise she visits, as shown in the picture above. Oddly enough, over the past year, every single weekend she has spent at her dad's , it's rained. I'm not sure if this is a coincidence or if Sophie can actually control the weather. I'm going with the latter.

On another note, back home and running illegally in Parc Laurier this morning, Sophie got massive pets from an actor on a film shoot. Some American production called Circle of Friends. He didn't look like anyone I was supposed to know, but then again, I don't really know who I'm supposed to know. Sophie didn't care either. She was only in it for the attention.

Side note: how many L's in illegally?

An Examination of the Social Aspects of Dog Park Encounters

Bilboa








Bilboa & the Beagle










Bilboa, the Beagle & Dalton

Dalton - Poosha!

Disclaimer: if anyone knows the proper spelling for the word that sounds like poosha, please contact OED.

Just for you J.W.

Proof that I'm not abusing Sophie
by making her sleep on her cushy, overpriced,
L.L. Bean dog bed on the floor.

ANATOMY OF A FETCH

and so on and so on ....

CHA CHA CHA

We can't wait for Cha Cha to return from her vacation so that we can update her portfolio. Her pre-vacation photo shoot was a great success, but all the pictures were accidentally destroyed in tragic digital accident.

Ah, Cha Cha. The park just isn't the same without your wit and intellect. Here is an older, late winter picture of Cha Cha strolling through the park with Pako. Pako was trying to convince Cha Cha that he is top dog, but Cha Cha only scoffs at this notion. Foolish boys. She might have some work to do when she gets back.

Oooooooh, the crisp, new, white duvet cover ......


Aaaaaaah, the beast.........


Grrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr!

A little Blue


Sophie watches for the second coming of Spring.
So far, only god has shown up. He's bright, but not as warm as the sun.