Black Is My Favorite Color
The Calculus of Joy
Make no mistake, dogs know calculus. My own dog can work out all the math involved to determine exactly when and where a projectile will be at an exact point in time, and then be there to meet it. She obviously isn’t doing math, but she is working things out using her emotional intelligence, and she is rarely wrong. I don’t know how she does it, but what I do know though is that she definitely has the formula for joy worked out.
Watching
The life of a Sighthound. Always alert and always aware, nothing ever goes unnoticed. She is the master of observation and the first one to jump to action. Combine her sight with her speed, and she is always first….in everything. 
Sunday
A BEAUTIFUL Sunday today, and I’m feeling good about what the new year has to offer. I won’t waste too much time looking ahead though. Instead I’ll enjoy the sun and my time with my dogs. 
Our One Ear Cat
This is the newest addition to our family. He showed up at our door and just never left. He’s shown amazing patience with Roxy, which went a long way to convincing us to take him in. He’s a handsome guy, don’t you think?
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