Yesterday I worked 3 AM to 9 AM and then I came home and started ripping the carpet up in the hallway. The floors in there look pretty good so we are thinking it won't need much work at all to look like new. I will clean them up good and then we may put some fresh clear coat down.
By the time I got the last few staples and tack strips up out of the linen closet I was exhausted and Rachel arrived so I called it quits and she and I sat and watched Divorce Court until Greg got home. When Scott arrived home he and I went to Sub Station II and split a large sub. And after that we decided to drive down to the boat landing to see how many people were out in boats last evening; something made me decide to drive down to the entrance to the Guignard clay pits and we found this.......
Oh my gosh, look at that sweet face. Wish I lived within driving distance, I'd adopt her if no one claimed her.
ReplyDeleteShe is the sweetest little girl. We just can't take her in right now at all - 3 pets is enough. She is such a little sweetie - I wish they'd come pick her up as the longer it takes them the harder it's going to be to let her go.
ReplyDeleteBecky, Oh how this brought back memories of taking our then samll children downtown to see all the Christmas Decoration, There was the most beautiful Golden Cocker Spaniel dog that kept following us, when we arrived back at our car and proceeded to get the children in the car...the dog jumped inside with kids and would NOT get out...The poor doogy had been outside for way to long as the paws were ice laden and it just had to have hurt..anyway...long story short we brought the dog home, and called our local radio station...eventually the owner came and got "Star"...still have not forgotten it's name:)
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She must have a home as she looks relaxed and happy to be around people. Glad you grabbed her before she became an alligator snack!
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