Wednesday, October 29, 2008
Costumes
This year's Halloween costumes are complete. A sneak-peak, so you won't be afraid should these guys come to your door on Friday night.....

Sunday, October 19, 2008
Making cookies
Sarah and her dad are off hiking at Lake Louise today for dryland (not exactly dry!) training. I thought I'd have a nice, relaxing day, but Alison has put me to work.
Job #1 - Make a Bismarck for breakfast. Yummy, yes, but requires lots of Mommy assistance.
Job#2 - Get to work on that Halloween costume. I tried to persuade her that a store-bought costume would not only be less work for me but also cheaper, but she insisted. "Your homemade costumes are better." Sigh. Can't really argue with that one.
Job #3 - Make chocolate chip cookies. And lots of them. So if anyone would like a snack, the chef has prepared a delightful one.....

Job #1 - Make a Bismarck for breakfast. Yummy, yes, but requires lots of Mommy assistance.
Job#2 - Get to work on that Halloween costume. I tried to persuade her that a store-bought costume would not only be less work for me but also cheaper, but she insisted. "Your homemade costumes are better." Sigh. Can't really argue with that one.
Job #3 - Make chocolate chip cookies. And lots of them. So if anyone would like a snack, the chef has prepared a delightful one.....
Sunday, October 12, 2008
Rustle's Hat
For anyone who has had an opportunity to play with Rustle over the past year or so, you would know that his favourite toy is an old fleece hat he dug out of the winter clothing basket. He carries this silly purple hat around everywhere. It is even labeled inside because he takes it with him to the kennel. He loves his hat.
Rustle's girls certainly know how much he loves his hat. Lately, they've taken to running about the house, playing keep-away with Rustle and his hat. It really tires him out and produces the kind of giggling that fills my heart with joy.
It also produces new ways to be silly. Here is Rustle subjected to wearing his hat. Being the good, compliant dog he is, the hat remains on his head for at least 10 seconds before he paws it off and tries to find a refuge where he can hold his hat in his mouth in peace.
Rustle's girls certainly know how much he loves his hat. Lately, they've taken to running about the house, playing keep-away with Rustle and his hat. It really tires him out and produces the kind of giggling that fills my heart with joy.
It also produces new ways to be silly. Here is Rustle subjected to wearing his hat. Being the good, compliant dog he is, the hat remains on his head for at least 10 seconds before he paws it off and tries to find a refuge where he can hold his hat in his mouth in peace.
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