Can I Bring the Dog?

And oleander in bloom. Onward to NorCal.

Quick stop at an almost empty dog park before meeting our road trip pal at the airport. Dogs got to run, I stretched my legs too.

And yesterday in New York,

there was this. Who knew? If I’d been aware in advance I would have built-in time to stop at the Lucy and Desi museum. Next time.

We’re through Massachusetts, where the state provides multiple signs to remind people not to drive in the left lane unless they are actually passing.

We took a short detour to visit friends in Pennsylvania last night.

Now we bid a fond farewell to “Pennsyltucky” where my friend who teaches school had today off because it’s the first day you can go out with your rifle and get your deer, but does not get the day off for Martin Luther King Day.

Westward ho!

Snow came early this year.

We got out on snow shoes, well, I wore them, the other day.

Much as we love the snow, and bad as the air is out west, I’m packing up the car soon and going to meet a friend and taking a road trip.

Having a human travel companion may free up my fingers to make more posts this time.

Please stay tuned.

Just because I don’t know what to say doesn’t mean you can’t look at some pictures of my dogs.

Then, a few days later, they looked like this:

In late November I took the dogs out west in the car. We visited Bonney’s breeder, and lots of my friends and family. I stayed away rather longer than I intended, and somehow blog posts did not happen along the way.

It was a great trip and I will work on getting some posts based on it, but, here’s what happened today.

Bonney had a lot of fun playing alligator in a muddy ditch today.

Chico stayed considerably cleaner, dignified guy that he is. Going on 14. Still jumps up in the car by himself, still runs agility with gusto.

… that I posted this summer, all covered with mushrooms – it succumbed to the strong winds last Friday.