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…
Just what the doctor ordered! I love the one in the chair! My Beau does that!
Beautiful. My sister has two goldens, they are nothing but complete joy and love. XXXX
Oh, what cuties! Thanks for the smile, Heather.
Our animal family always has a way of making us smile, don't they? Even my bitchy cat tries in her own way…okay, what am I talking about? No she doesn't. She doesn't even like me, but I digress.
I hope you had a lovely weekend and looking forward to reading more about your trip! Sending hugs from Paris.
Oh, a million thanks and hugs across the miles to the puppies. What a week….your Mom was right..I hug Maxi and Toffe everyday, and cherish their comfort and friendship.
My Toffee is getting 'on' at age 12…having some tummy and kidney problems, difficulty in getting up on hardwood floors…..I gaze at him in his bed during the nite and wonder……
Your photos are beautiful and bring a welcome calm after this week that had so much terror and fear for so many.
Ha! Your house looks like my house; covers on everything due to shedding beasts!
Yes, thank you, I needed something pleasant to look at after eyes welling up with more graphic photos of carnage. I will say, in my small west coast California town, the sight of flags at half-mast for Boston at our schools, police department and even atop our tiny fire house makes my heart swell…so many emotions…unity mostly, of fellow citizens sending our most healing wishes for innocent victims and a stand against all that is evil; a refusal to be violated.
Your precious, beautiful dogs…my mom would say, "go hug the dog," when I was feeling bad. It always helps. My two have been smothered in Mommie hugs this week. They just patiently wag their tails in response.
Not many toys beat a good, 'ol stick!
Love the dogs….and the sense of peace and security.
It's amazing what comfort animals can bring to lighten a day, especialy your adorable pair, lovely aslleep & bounding around. Thanks Heather.
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Thank you, Heather. Ben and Kipling are an antidote, as were my two when I arrived home in France after my two-week visit to meet my new, first grandchild in my hometown of Boston. What a week it was….