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Rottie Days

Time is a flyin'

Wow, I want to send my high 5 "paws" to all my fellow 4 leggers out there and thanks for all the bones, rosettes, messages. I can't believe it's already winter, these past few months have gone by so fast.....lots of things have happened, are happening and will happen in the near future...that sounds silly but I guess it's just me going on about stuff I wish I could say, but can't just yet. What I can say is that my family and I are working on a bunch of projects that are moving forward according to plan. Dad's been up to "stuff".
As for the holidays that are rolling around fast we still haven't made any real plans for Chirstmas, so it's kind of going to be a last minute thing, we still don't know what country we will be in yet but I will keep you all posted. I love the holidays when we spend it together....lots of left overs...they have no choice but to hand some over my way, shouldn't go to waste LOL....Happy Thanksgiving for all those who celebrated and I promise to write soon and post pics soon.

Big Brown Box

I am super tired after a day at the lake. We went there to take pics of new stuff that arrived in a big brown box, samples of some sort (I love cardboard boxes, no matter what size, I can shred them to pieces) inside the box there were clothes, pillows, posters and more. Anyway, as they were taking pics I was running up and down the docks trying to attack the foamy wavy water (Am I the only one who finds foamy wavy water alarming?) this went on for a bit.... when all of a sudden.... I lost my balance, teeeedered and todddddered….back and forth, until I lost the battle.....and fell in the water...I panicked, and felt like I was drowning, everyone was laughing. Dad “fished” me out by my collar. I now understand that foamy water is what it is, and I should leave it that way. I felt great after, and started sprinting around taking leaps of joy and rolling around in the grass. The day finished with me rolling on the ground getting Dad all wet and stinky, so I wouldn’t be the only one with “wet dog” smell in the car ride back home!

Summer is over!

The time has finally come, where you know summer is coming to an end. The traffic in the city is full-on again, cause everyone is back to school and work. The heat is "bearable" as oppose to mid July, and the days are getting just a tad shorter. I personally love it since the hot humid days of summer are my least favorite and I can't wait to play in the snow in winter. Everyone around here has been super busy, lots of work, projects and exciting new ventures, I might even have a few of my own!
Ok questions: I don't know if there will be any cons in NYC, that would be cool though cause I know Dad loves that city. No, I am not sure where I will be during the L.A. con, but if I'm there maybe I'll crash the party! LOL I travel a lot too, and my schedule often changes, so I don't even know where I'm going to be next week... let alone next year!
As for the new addition, Rudi. He was named after what is actually one of Dad's favorite snacks/desserts made in Hungary called a Turo Rudi (Cottage Cheese Roll). It's a very "strange" little thing so the name was quite fitting. It's hard to explain, it might even sound gross to some, but it actually tastes pretty good. (Even though I never eat any cause it's covered in chocolate). It is about the size of an index finger and is a "sweet cottage cheese roll, dipped in dark chocolate". Like the cheese that they have in some French pastries, not the kind of cottage cheese you would eat with fruit for breakfast that's a bit sour. I guess when they named me after a Florentine pastry years back, they thought they should continue with the dessert theme, and so it was pretty logical to name him after the weirdest sugar packed dessert known to man, because he is definitely very odd, and is always on some kind of sugar high! He took to his name very fast. And even though he is a major pest, he is actually quite smart and learns quickly, he already knows all the tricks I know...excpet I still do them all better!
Thanks for all the bones and hope to hear from you all soon!