Friday, February 8, 2013
No more blog
Wednesday, August 10, 2011
a fur princess turns seven
Sadie turned 7 years old today. And I did something I've never done before...I bought her an orange, frosted birthday treat. Maybe I sang Happy Birthday to her, maybe I didn't. She was delivered her sugary surprise at the dinner table where she's never ever been allowed to sit before. After sniffing her biscuit with a look of longing, I told her to take it, and what did she do? She left it untouched on its plate and looked up at me with her ears turned down. The voice in her head must've been saying, Is this a trick? What's this lady up to? Am I really allowed to eat off the table? I nudged the treat closer to her mouth. She sniffed and looked up again fixing her brown eyes on me. All those doggie training classes where we practiced the leave it! command must've actually paid off. Who knew! Finally, I picked the cookie up and popped it in her mouth. She sat holding it there as in the picture above, not believing her luck. Eventually, I set her down and she ran like hell to her room where she could enjoy her treat in peace. And now, the carpet where said birthday biscuit was devoured, has never been so clean.Friday, July 8, 2011
poor little reject
by Samantha L. Hagar
Stuck between your fingers,
Glued to your feet and toes,
Itching the bend in your arms,
Scratching inside of your ears and nose.
It can be smaller than a crystal,
Or even tinier than the tip of a pen,
And if you mix it together with some water
You can recreate London, England’s Big Ben.
It can be coarse enough to polish wood,
Or as silky soft as Baker’s flour.
It’s found in glass, paint and concrete,
And it’s also used to tick down the hour.
It runs rampant in the Sahara,
Covers dunes in New Mexico,
And comes in many different colors,
Brown, black, pink, or white as winter snow.
I use it to build castles, mermaids and towers,
Or to bury my brother’s legs just within sea’s reach.
I love to jump and splash at the sparkling, foamy edge,
But mostly I love sand, and I find it at the beach.
Thursday, June 2, 2011
love of outdoors
This is a picture of Sadie from this past Memorial Day weekend. Sadie's become quite the little hiker logging just under eight miles in two days. Those three inch legs were moving fast causing people to point and laugh. Funny how we openly tease animals but you'd never point and laugh at a person with really short legs. Anyway, this past weekend being outdoors and soaking up the sunshine made me so happy to be back in California - my home state. I'm getting all nostalgic on you, but I never, or rarely I should say, hiked when I lived in NYC and I always felt like something was missing. I'm glad to be closer to nature again, and glad I have a cute lil' puppy to share it with - even if I do have to carry her up the hills.
Tuesday, March 29, 2011
sadie, second cutest pet in the east bay
Monday, March 21, 2011
vote for Sadie because she likes treats





