Laura's bedroom - ceiling and mudding/drywall

More Molly

She said it!

We're going out today after I get the kids from school to a whole bunch of things for our kids and dog. Listen to what Lisa says about the fact that Molly will be okay without her food for a few hours...

"Yup, Molly will be fine, especially if we were to bring her a "treat" from dinner - listen to me!!!!!! I used to laugh at people who would buy an extra ice cream cone just for their dog! Ahhhhh, I've turned into one of those people that I used to ridicule!"

Yes, how people have changed...

On Daddy

Yeah, we gave in. Molly was obviously laying on the couches when we were out or sleeping, so we let her do it when we're here. She seems to like it when Daddy lets her come up.

Bugs

Play Time

When we came home from church this afternoon molly has removed half of the things in Andrew's room to the living room, it was quite funny. So we discovered she's quite happy to go fetch these toys from the basement!

Laura's bedroom wall

We are thrilled to have such a good friend in Jim to basically come and put up a wall for us. I was pretty apprehensive to try to do this on my own so Jim came and took charge of the situation.

Start time - 1:15 p.m.
Finish time - 4:30 p.m.

Of course my mind was so fixated on the wall that when Lisa said to me "So, when are we going to do the mudding and taping of the drywall?" I stood there dumbfounded.

More to come...

The kids are shutterbugs

The kids took some pictures today of Molly (of course). Here's the good ones.

Molly plays outside

Yet even more pics of Molly

Second day with Molly

Not a big fan of the flash apparently

We have made this lady into a dog person. Victory!!!

A millisecond before Molly's tongue flicks out for a go at Lisa's face.

First pics of Molly

A sad and happy change...

Well, we have big news (for us anyway). Two Sunday's ago Max exhibited some "behavioural issues" with a friend of our kids and those tendencies continued. After taking him into the vet she was very firm with us that these tendencies would continue and perhaps get worse. We took her advice and returned her to the Humane Society.

After a few days of mourning we returned there to see if they had any other dogs we might like. They didn't. We spied a free dog on a local web site and after a lot of questions and a one hour trip to Regina we found a very energetic German Shepherd/Labrador Retriever mix. After spending some time with her and seeing how we got on very well immediately with the kids we agreed to take her home. This is a picture of her from the web site and obviously taken a while ago as she's quite a bit bigger now. She's 14 months old and is "too loving" according to her former owner. Pictures to come.

It is nice to know we're helping out one of our Canadian finest as this man is heading out to Afghanistan in a few weeks to begin a 6 month tour of duty. Our best wishes to him and the rest of his unit in the Canadian Forces.