He looks SO big in this picture. Can you tell he's still working on his molars? He drools more than any child I've ever seen.
The LORD has done great things for us and we are filled with joy. Psalm 126:3


This is Sally. She showed up at our house during the summer of 2006. We tried to ignore her and hoped she would go away, but she didn't. The worst part was that she had the mange. Those of you who know us well, know that we are suckers for stray animals (or we were until Nate was born, now they would go straight to the humane society). We knew that if we took her to the humane society that she would be put to sleep and we knew she had potential to be a good pet. We did some research and found out that there are two types of mange - one kind that's highly contagious and one type that not contagious at all. We knew if she had the contagious type that we couldn't keep her because we certainly didn't want Oscar or Emmy to catch it. Thankfully we found out that she had the non-contagious variety so we decided to keep her. We had to give her medicine for almost two straight months to get her well. This picture was taken after she was well (I have before pics, but they are kind of gross). We gave her the best of care. We took her to the vet for all of her shots, had her spayed, and even took her to the park for walks. Apparently things weren't good enough because she ran away to the house down the road. We tried to get her to come home, but she just kept going back. I will have to be honest and admit that we weren't too sad. She chewed up the wicker furniture on our front porch, ruined a UPS package that was left on the front porch, and was constantly bringing trash into our yard. The funny thing is that we had a similar situation happened with another dog about 7 or 8 years ago. You would think we would have learned our lesson. :)
And I tag (I'm going to cheat and only tag two people)...
Beth & Dee