Just because it’s Monday…
This shot is from the early days, when the pumpkins were still waiting to be smashed.
Have you always lived with an animal? College was the only chapter of my life when I didn’t live with a pet. (There was a brief period when I had fish, but it’s safe to say that I was not meant to be a fish parent.) Dogs and cats weren’t allowed in campus housing – and, truthfully, irresponsible college students aren’t in the best position to take care of living beings anyway.
However, we did occasionally watch Molly, a Basset Hound that belonged to the parents of one of my roommates. We’d sneak her in for a few days here and there. She brought some much-needed fur and slobber to our on-campus apartment.
As soon as I graduated and got a place of my own, I started thinking about adopting a pet. A few months after graduation, Bella moved in… and the rest is history.
College was on my mind today after I watched the video below. (Also, the puppies kind of remind me of Bella – especially the one with only a single ear in the air.) If only there had been regular puppy stampedes* at my alma mater…
*I have more to say about puppy stampedes. Check back on Thursday…
It’s Friday, which means it’s time for your weekly (except when I’m being a slacker) dose of linky goodness:
Speaking of songs that I couldn’t escape this summer…
http://blip.tv/tpcpetodies/robin-thicke-blurred-lines-furred-lines-pet-parody-6619998
Sorry… I couldn’t resist.
Anyway, for all of your music-related needs, I highly recommend that you visit Wesley Ryan’s Music Hub. This blog is written by a dear friend of mine, who has been my musical guru for years. (He also shares my love of misheard lyrics, things that make it rain on my face, pop culture, and… well, everything really.)
In case you missed it, here’s what we were up to on the blog this week:
That’s all folks… happy Friday!
Well, the world obviously has a case of wedding fever this week. Who am I to resist? After all, I did celebrate my own anniversary yesterday. I did, however, resist getting up at the crack of dawn to watch the royal wedding and will catch up via DVR instead. (DVR – best invention ever?) However, I bet I could have been convinced to get up if I was invited to a celebration like the snazzy one over at Bark’n About. Anyway…
Finally, did you see this fantastic Corgi ad? (It was to convince people to upgrade to HD coverage of the royal wedding – irrelevant now, but still adorable.)
Hope you have a wonderful weekend!
It’s almost the first anniversary of I Still Want More Puppies, so
I’m sharing some of my favorite posts with you this week. The post
below originally appeared on May 14, 2010. Hope you enjoy!
For the first time, No Frown Friday will let one specific breed take the spotlight. It seemed like I kept encountering Corgis this week. It’s a fitting breed for my first breed spotlight – although we’ve been told Bella is a cross between a Beagle and a Jack Russell Terrier, we often get asked if she’s part Corgi. She does have comically large ears and is low to the ground. So either that combination results in a suspiciously Corgi-like creature, or there’s some Corgi in her family tree. Anyway, on with the Corgification:
(via Cute Overload)
If you think a short and adorable dog might be for you and are interested in finding a Corgi of your very own, consider rescuing a Corgi. I hear they are good sports and won’t be offended even if you constantly make fun of their height. True story.
Have a good weekend, puppy pals!
For the first time, No Frown Friday will let one specific breed take the spotlight. It seemed like I kept encountering Corgis this week. It’s a fitting breed for my first breed spotlight – although we’ve been told Bella is a cross between a Beagle and a Jack Russell Terrier, we often get asked if she’s part Corgi. She does have comically large ears and is low to the ground. So either that combination results in a suspiciously Corgi-like creature, or there’s some Corgi in her family tree. Anyway, on with the Corgification:
(via Cute Overload)
If you think a short and adorable dog might be for you and are interested in finding a Corgi of your very own, consider rescuing a Corgi. I hear they are good sports and won’t be offended even if you constantly make fun of their height. True story.
Have a good weekend, puppy pals!