Showing posts with label bichon frise. Show all posts
Showing posts with label bichon frise. Show all posts

3.15.2012

Brotherly Love ...

As a kid, I wanted a brother more than anything.  Possibly because I had a younger sister. We're tighter than tight now, and have been since our teens, but in our younger years, although we would bond during such things as family vacations, on a day to day basis we typically bickered and sniped at one another far more often than we got along.  I thought a big brother (who would of course always take MY side in any dispute) would be just perfect.  Alas, that was the one thing my amazing parents really couldn't give me, but I still thought even a younger brother would be great value. Unfortunately, I never got one, although I had some male cousins who stood in rather nicely in a pinch.

Then, ten years ago, long past my mother's child-bearing years, in fact, I finally got my brother! 

The fact that he was small, white, and furry, and a Bichon Frise rather than a human, didn't seem to matter much ...


Have you commented to win a free bag of Orijen, courtesy of MrChewy.com?  If not, you can do so HERE!

6.23.2011

New Recruit

Hi, everybody!  It's me, Phoebe!  Tucker's taking the day off of work today, so I am responsible for breaking in the new recruit!  



You've all met my Uncle Riley before ... but usually he's just hanging out at Grandma & Grandpa's, eating birthday cake and wearing silly glasses!  But Grandma & Grandpa are on vacation for a few days, and Uncle Riley is staying with us.  So Mom brought him along to work with us today, to help me out here at the office.  Since my main job is looking cute, I can't imagine why she thought I could use any help with THAT!!!

But anyway, he's here, and I think he did pretty good for his first day on the job.  Plus, it was fun to boss my uncle around!  

I think I'M ready for a promotion!

Night, everyone!

5.30.2011

Happy Memorial Day!

Hi, everyone ... it's me, Tucker.  (And Phoebe and Cosmo and Uncle Riley) ... wishing all of you a Happy Memorial Day. 

And to all of our retired and active service men and women (and their families), thank you for your service.  We appreciate your courage, and the many sacrifices, large and small, that you make to keep us safe.  We should not need a day on the calendar to remind us that freedom is never free.