Dogs Archive
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Not So Quick Decision

I interrupt your horsey news for a post about foster dogs, because that’s where my head is right now. We have fostered for Springer Rescue for several years, although not recently since Tim is
A Benefit of Working at SmartPak – Famous Eliot!

Eventually I’ll actually write up a real post about my work experience at SmartPak, but a former co-worker sent this to me today on Facebook and I was just tickled. That’s my pup, Eliot!
My Favorite Christmas Ornaments

Being the shamateur photographer that I am, my mantra is the deeper the depth of field… the nicer the photograph So I pulled out my 1.8 lens and took some photos of some of
How I learned all about Dog Mouth Cancer

Earlier this summer we were being good, proactive pet owners by taking our two dogs to the vet for their yearly checkup. Besides a horrifying diagnosis that my insanely intelligent spaniel was a rock chewer (more
What happens when I try to sew things

I’ve said it before, but my mom is a gifted sewing genius. That woman can look at a pile of fabric scraps and somehow they transform into a beautiful throw pillow. I don’t understand,
Happy Valentine’s Day!

Like most people, I’ve had a range of feelings on Valentine’s Day. From “this day is incredibly stupid” to “single awareness day” and “Omg I love chocolate.” Even now, I don’t have a definite
Puppies Love Sick Days

I woke up with a surprise flu (surprise! you have a fever and won’t feel like doing shit all day) on Sunday, and when Monday morning came around I felt no better. So I
When it rains, it pours

This has not been a stellar week, and I think it boils down to my expectations and interpretations. My expectations have been too high lately, and I have not been interpreting things correctly. Consider the below items.
Chevron Dog Styleboard

I am a bit over my head in all life of Lauren things right now. We just got a new foster dog, and just when I thought the introduction (to my dogs, mostly Eliot)
Inside the Brain of a Springer Spaniel

Tim’s job is based out of Chicago, and he travels an average of one week out of the month to go up there and work. Though I obviously prefer having him around and he
