Off we go....we trained him off the leash. I find this bothers a lot of people. but i suggest this is the one time of day he gets to explore and be a DOG. he doesn't bother anyone. he could care less about the other dogs, he just wants to carry his ball and maybe pee on a couple bushes.
he loves the water!
kellen enjoyed the outdoors as always.
and the last stretch of the lake i am faced with the guilt of at least doing a few push ups and if i'm feeling extra good, a few MODIFIED pull ups.
this is one happy doggy.
another beautiful sunny day here on the central coast.
-molly
7 comments:
Hey Molly! Nice Blog :-) It looks good. A day at the lake sounds nice....To me the weather here has been fairly cold, but who knows how accurate that is since I'm usually only outside in the early morning and then in the evening! :-(
Hi Molly!
Reading your blog (which looks great by the way) makes us really miss you guys. Kellen looks so grown and I know the boys miss Murphy! The family pic is adorable.
Say HI to Kelly and we hope to come in to see you soon!
Hey Molly! I'm so glad you have joined the blogosphere! I look forward to reading more!
Hi Molls! I don't know much about this blog stuff, but I do know I cried tears of joy all the way through yours...my emotions may not be able to handle this:-) Beautiful Murphy, Kellen, you, and Rexy too...I am so lucky!
Rita/Mom/Grandma Riri
mols - i love the blog. man, taking murph to the lake is always such a treat. i will always remember that time prisco and i took him over there and he stole some other dog's stick. when we scolded him and told him to run the 100 yards back to return it, he looked JUST like a little kid - pouting but obeying.
i liked your thoughts about the barbara kingsolver book. i have read a number of her books already and did enjoy them a lot! you heard of the Poisonwood Bible? well, christy sent it my way a while back and i loved it! lemme know if you wanna borrow it and give ole barbara another shot :)
I wish I had been there. Sounds like a perfect day.
Molly, Barbara Kingsolver is amazing. "Animal, Vegetable, Miracle" is just one step in the path to loving her. Take your time. Try "Prodigal Summer" next. It's alternatively minded, deals with pesticides vs organic farming, and is pretty darn sexy; you'd love it. Go on, you can check it out from the library. (Or you could buy a copy--used, if you want to--if you're feeling adventurous.)
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