The Cone of Shame!

Poor Polly Anna, she had surgery for eye entropion (inversion of lids).  She had both lower lids lowered as the eyelashes and lids were rubbing on her eyes making them teary and raw.  After years of not dealing with it, she may have had to deal with early blindness, so she decided on the surgery at the ripe old age of 1 1/2.  Emmy Lou (fawn) is her home health care nurse and works tirelessly trying to remove Polly's cone of shame!  Together these two puppies are a delight for my parents and Polly is busy racing around acting like nothing has happened and the cone is just one of her latest outfit!  Blue is definitely her color!  :0)

Happy Birthday Emmy & Polly!

Have you ever noticed how pug people tend to celebrate all holidays and birthdays with their pugs as if they are real human children?  I wonder what it is that makes us do that?  Must be that cute little pug face!  As you can see Emmy Lou and Polly Anna are enjoying their birthday and by the smile on Papa's face, I'd say he was having a we bit of fun, too!  :0)

Camp Fire Girls :0)

We just got back from Page Springs on Oak Creek near Sedona.  Lovely area, so close to the creek, we could hear its relaxing sounds in the RV.  A little chilly at night, but nothing a roaring camp fire can't warm up!  Buffy, our little "Buggy Puggy", is really getting into the swing of RVing.  Sassy and Daisy are old pros.  We were lucky to get a site with electric and I took my travel sewing machine.  Worked on a pug quilt for APARN's Pugstock silent auction during a cloudy day; felt like home!  Next trip is March when we're off to the Good Sam Club Rally in Phoenix, AZ.  :0)

First Blog....What is a Blog anyway????

OK, so this is my first blog entry.  I don't have any idea what a blog is; guess it's like a journal on the Internet.  Eek, not just for me, but God and everyone can see it.  Note to self: use spell check!


Well, this photo is of our new foster pug, Buffy, in the background.  I say "foster", but really....can I give her up?  She's 12 years young, low vision, hard of hearing, and can't walk as fast as the rest of the pug posse, so I spent $120.00 on a dog stroller.  Hmmm, guess I plan to keep her, eh?  Anyways, she fits in with the family of puglets, but Sassy is playing it cool.  Daisy thinks she is her new toy and the husband, Jeff, is smitten.  :0)

We walk every day, or should I say we three walk and Buffy sits in her royal carriage.  I think this is going to work....foster pug and blog!  OK, now where is the spell check?