If ever there was a moment when I felt that a little sweet relief was merited, it is today. So here are just a few photos of “my boys” from our recent trip to the Luberon (more on which is soon to follow). May they bring you a smile after a long, difficult week…
Have a calm and restful weekend everyone…
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I can feel my heart rate slowing, my shoulders coming down from near my ears, my hands relaxing. Thank you, Heather, for these photographs of your beautiful pups, and for the love shown, by them and you, in these photographs. I feel like I can rest a bit now and wait for the agonizing puzzle to begin to fit together. Sending you four much love…
Sweet darlings pups! ( I always call these sweet loves puppies . The usual word doesn't capture the sweetness I feel in them. My "puppy" is 9 years old. During this horrible week Wally has been such a comfort.
The Luberon looks beautiful; I've never been . Love love your blog. You always have something real to say..
Yes, I'm smiling. And, I'm so happy they have a mama who loves them so much and that they have a nice place to romp and sleep. Such lovlies, they are.
after a terrible few days here being hostage in my house due to terrorists it's nice to try to get back to normal. Where in the Luberon were you? My dog, Pastis says hello to your paws.
Thank you for stopping by Heather. How comforting Goldens can be, tireless healers, real friends and smiles givers.
http://www.buzzfeed.com/jtes/comfort-dogs-come-to-boston.
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Lovely. 🙂
Beautiful and a much needed de-stress after a tense week. Paul and I lived in Watertown for several years and still have friends there — how weird to see such familiar streets on the TV news.
I've been wondering… when/how did you get Ben? Have you had him since he was a wee pup?
Gros bisous.
Yay – puppy pictures!! You are right – this is exactly what we need, or I need, anyway! They are both such handsome pups and look so happy on their vacation in the Luberon! I can see by the way they are photographed how much happiness they bring you – thank you for sharing it with us. Wish I was there to cuddle up with those cuddle bunnies (and, oh yeah, to see my sister!)!