Here's how we first met sweet Daisy. Her mom Lori is in Vann's Sunday school class. A couple of years ago, Lori was having to travel a lot to Atlanta for her job. We offered to keep her dog while she was away. That offer has resulted in two great friendships, with Lori and Daisy. We love them both so much. Lori is now like a sister to us (a younger sister), and Daisy is just "our dog" when she's here.
Day-Day (or Little Bit, as we sometimes call her) loves to cuddle on the couch, which we do a lot when she's here. She has one toy, which she brings with her when she comes for visits. She never bothers Sophie's toys, and she asks that Sophie, please, not bother hers.
Daisy was a pound puppy, and nobody's sure what breed she is--maybe Chihuahua and some kind of terrier mix. If you have a clue, let us know. Her favorite spot to be during a thunderstorm is in Uncle Vann's lap.
This doggie has brought lots of love to our lives and we treasure her visits. (All except Sophie, who's jealous of course.) Thanks Lori, for the joy you've given us by being our friend and sharing Daisy with us.
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On 08/19/2007, mom2fur said ...
Daisy is cool! I see chihuahua in her tall, pointy ears and the curly tail. I bet my Shadow Dante would love her.
Thanks for commenting on my "C" post. It's a good thing you like to eat if you like to cook. Me...I could never be a chef because there are too many things I don't like. Asparagus and rosemary top the list...yuck!
On 08/19/2007, Terri said ...
Daisy is a lucky pup to have two such loving and caring homes.
On 08/19/2007, Rian said ...
We have a step-dog, Greta. I love it when she comes to visit. (I also love it when we get to drop Riley off at her house!)
I have no idea what breeds are in that little dog. I'd say there's a Schnauzer in the woodpile, though.
On 08/19/2007, Molly said ...
I think she might have some Cairn in her too. Our P-girl is part Cairn, part Daschund and she has similar hair.
We LOVED the breakfast casserole this morning!! I halved the recipe though, and subbed 3 egg whites for 3 of the whole eggs, and subbed honey for the syrup. It was wonderful and we'll be bringing the recipe along to have when we visit my parents. Don't they have a neat-o place? My mom told me they put in a flagstone circle with a fire pit in the middle, we're supposed to have a s'mores cookout there! I'll think of you as we drive through Alabama.
On 08/20/2007, Karla said ...
How wonderful for Lori to know that Daisy has a safe, warm, and comforable home while she is away!
Karla
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