Everyone loves Cherry’s new bed – now, I just have to figure out how to get Cherry to realize it is a bed and not a snack. (RE: 487 previous snack beds)
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From the category archives:
Animal Farm
Our big hunk-a-lunk of loving Donkey is taking a nap – he still favors sleeping on his non-cancerous side. His shaved square is so silly looking, but we love him still. The report from the vet says the cancer was well removed and he has an 85% chance of a full recovery. He goes in for a check up soon and I’ll give you the full report then.
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Zoe, Rowdy and I logged about 2.5 hours of peaceful protesting today on FM 407. And holy crap, the fumes by the Blessing Well are down right obnoxious – we had to put masks and we still ended up with headaches. My sinuses are blazing, but it’s a price we have to pay to get our message out. Fantastic reception from almost everyone. Even the Argyle police officer was super nice, he set out cones so no one would run over us. What a great guy!
Next time you see us on the road, give us a honk and show your support! Rowdy loves that kind of attention.
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On April 15th our Donkey had a biopsy done and was diagnosed with probable carcinoma. Yesterday he underwent surgery to remove the mass, we are awaiting the extensive test results. All you religious types out there, please say a prayer for our Donkey boy. He’s home today and resting comfortably. (Although a little embarrassed about his recent hair cut.)
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Are we not in Texas anymore? They said the windchill around White Rock Lake was -2 degrees. Wind blowing sideways. Really. Sideways. The bridges were covered with ice. Ice, in Texas. Ice. Real, live icy stuff. Where is global warming when you need it? I don’t know if that is accurate or not, but it seriously felt like we were in Antarctica. I have never, ever, ever, ever been so cold. The last four miles of the race absolutely brutal – there wasn’t a place on my body that wasn’t numb. I’m still cold. Really. And I’m chaffed so bad I’m still oozing puss. Gross, I know.
My time: 2:14:05 – which, considering the wind was blowing sideways and it was either move or die of frostbite, I’m okay with. If it wasn’t for Jeanne and Nod I would have bailed. I’m so glad they are here!! And I can’t wait to share our shopping extravaganza reports with you.
Are we the cutest Popsicles on the planet or what? Jeanne did great, Nod did great, Donkey did great, I did great. When in Antarctica, survival is the only thing that matters.
More photos here. And funny thing is, this was the smallest part of our vacation. I almost forgot we ran a half marathon. Silly me. More on that later. Fun. Fun. Fun. I love them both – I want to adopt them and force them to live with me.
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