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It's already the middle of February and I've had a busy year. The first few weeks in January Beacon and I had foster dogs living with us. The first was Buttercup. She was a yellow lab mix, around four months old. She was a crazy thing. I thought I had energy! There were times when I'd want to just rest and she would jump on my back trying to get me to play.
Next came Tinker, a boxer mix. She was really small. She liked to bark when she played. I liked chasing her under the couch in the living room. She would bark at me. I would bark at her.
We had a little time off and then Jack stayed with us for a little over a week. He was really shy when he first arrived. But eventually he warmed up and tried to play with us. I didn't mind playing with him. Amanda bought some new toys so I had fun trying my best to be in control of as many as I could. I did share when I had to though.
Shortly after Jack was adopted I got sick with kennel cough. He didn't have any symptoms but that's where I got it from. I was generous and decided to give it to Beacon as well. I'm finally getting over it and feeling like myself again. It has been hard not being as active as I'm used to. I've missed running around in the yard and going on runs with Andrew.
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