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In case you haven’t figured it out by now D is something of a goof-ball.  When he opened a new jar of peanut butter this morning and discovered ‘eyes’ staring back at him it was only natural that he give it a mouth.

The bane of my existence ... I swear I dreamt about this last night.

Before you get too excited over my ‘tiling talents’ you should know that these are pre-laid on mesh in a roughly 12x12 square.  Evidently those squares aren’t very square as the issues I’m having are all with proper spacing.

The little plant Greenie sent me perked up nicely overnight.  It’s even thinking about blooming.

Another sewn item in dire need of a home.  The colors aren’t very true (damn kitchen fluorescents) it’s an ecru background with coral-red and pale green dragonflies / trim, and a coral/red/pink lining.  Speak up and its yours!

Update:  It has reach its new home with the fabulous Pea!

Mackie came to work with me today because the vet recommends keeping an eye on them after they’ve been sedated.  She has shiny teeth, clean ears, short nails and a pair of hips that are in very good shape.  The doc said there is some build up on one but not enough to call it arthritis.  He does, however, suspect a knee problem.  When he manipulated it he found that it moves distally, which it shouldn’t.  He likened it to a football injury caused by planting, twisting and pushing off all in one motion.  Of course, when D showed up and she did the ‘I’m so happy I could just die’ dance the doc reconsidered.  She shouldn’t have been able to cavort so ably with that type of injury, so for now we are to just watch her.  It’s mostly good news for our ‘mostly good dog’* and given the way things have been going lately, I’ll take it.

*phrase stolen shamelessly from Dan at Chucklehut, whose ‘mostly good dog’ Cosmo, led me to find his blog while researching doggie joint problems. Its hard to believe that I’ve ‘known’ Dan for three years now!