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We have three "fur-babies" and three humans in our pack. Dad is Alpha, then Mom (me) is second, then Calvin (my human son) is third, the fur-babies sort of take turns being 4th, 5th, and 6th. WOOLLEY BULLY is a nine and a-half years old Pitt-Bull (he was born on Calvin's eighth birthday), he is light-brown and white, he is an outdoors kind of fellow, FLUFFY is a 5-6 pound male cream colored Pomeranian that will be three on March 16, 2009, he has a built in porch and with a small yard, because he loves it outside. AMBER is about 11 pounds and is taller than Fluffy, she is an amber
color, and is a two and a-half years old female Pomeranian. Amber is strictly an indoor kind of girl. She goes out to do her business and to go for walks with Dad and the other fur-babies everyday, and she is the best at keeping the chickens in the backyard, but then it's back inside for Amber! Usually, on Daddy's lap! Fluffy and Amber sleep inside with us humans. They are as spoiled as two children are. But they know how to listen and behave when they have been spoken to.
BATH TIME DRAMAS
Amber does not really like baths, but she doesn't shake
like poor little fluffy. She is happy to climb into
the towel and be loved and dried off too.
Fluffy shakes from the time I pick him up to go
into the tub until, I OPEN THE TOWEL FORHIM
TO ANXIOUSLY JUMP IN MY ARMS AND WRAP
HIM IN his towel ready to be dried off and loved.
It is an all day fur-baby beauty day on their bath days!
Mommie says' when she was a young girl, Sundays' were different than now. Now we mostly hang around doing the least possible and mundane things. Her words confuse me! She says' she just does not have any get up and go, left. That, her get up and go left without her! Who the heck is GET UP, and GO, and why did they leave without my Mommie? Mommie tells me stories of when she was younger and living at her family home. Sunday mornings her Mommie would fix breakfast, while dinner was cookin' in the oven. Everyone ran around looking for a sock or some other "go to church' apparel. Everyone needed her mommie to tell them where things were. My Mommie, wonders how her mommie ever got things done! By the time it was time to leave for church, the family was fed, the dishes were done, the kids were properly dressed, and groomed. THE HOUSE WAS CLEAN AND NEAT, OURS IS NEVER THAT NEAT! And somewhere between all of that, her mommie would emerge from the house properly groomed and dressed for church, too! Mommie says, it makes her tired to think about it! She wishes to have taken after her mommie, but she believes she takes after her aunt who is creative, but a housewife "Not"! Well, I guess you don't miss what you never had. I love and I am satisfied with my Mommie, after all what else matters. I better go make sure Fluffy is not in my Daddie's lap, see ya, later.
Ambie
P.S.
My birthday is coming soon! Next Friday, I will be two years old!
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