Tag: Imara

  • 3.5

    3.5

    Imara never puts full weight on that back left foot. It is assumed, since it was broken as a puppy, its a little shorter than the other leg. Or, just not as flexible, as she kind of swings it forward instead of a graceful step. Either way, its one of many quirks on this odd…

  • Different Tastes

    Different Tastes

    Only one of these two is very excited about the Nintendo that Willy is holding.

  • Grooming Day

    Grooming Day

    Clean dog gets to lounge wherever! And ride in whatever car! Here, the fun one. Less fun with a huge animal in the back.

  • So Squinty

    So Squinty

    Or maybe just falling asleep while standing up. Hard to tell sometimes.

  • A day in.. a life with a broken arm

    A day in.. a life with a broken arm

    Really exciting stuff. A break from screens for.. a Zoom piano “lesson” – hard to play with the sling and cast and all. And back to screens..

  • Its not easy being.. derpy

    Its not easy being.. derpy

    One must find the sun, hope it aligns with a double stacked LL Bean bed, achieve a zen-like pose, HOLD that pose, and reach inner peace. Or, just look like a possum playing dead on the side of the road.

  • Jealous Dog

    Jealous Dog

    Someone wants a puffy coat.

  • Watch, Dog

    Watch, Dog

    Err.. dog watching. Squirrels marauding the pumpkins on day 2. Apparently not that interesting to Imara. The damage continues:

  • New Chairs in Use

    New Chairs in Use

    Or, incorrectly in use. Anyway, new kitchen chairs. Always entertaining, this dog!

  • Awaiting Bedtime Cookies

    Awaiting Bedtime Cookies

    Don’t forget them! Everything in a dog’s world is centered around food. Even bed time..

  • Uncommon Dog Beds

    Uncommon Dog Beds

    Some time ago we got smallish bean bags (on Amazon) for the kids. I think they used them a bit? The dogs though, became the biggest fans of these chairs. The beans seem to give all the right support, and the vinyl-ish covers must be cool to sleep on or something. Its a very common…

  • Dis Too Early

    Dis Too Early

    Fall started early this year – the excessively beautiful weather through the end of Summer, and utter lack of rainfall made the maples dump leaves very early. Then it continued for 6 more weeks..