If you look down into the woods, you can see the grave of the first settler of Highland Park- Alexander Negley (1734-1809)
I’d just driven Steve to work and I wanted to see my favorite tree in the snow, so I drove through the park on the way home.
My #perpetual_puppy_Airedale was along for the ride.
Thank goodness for Face Time. Zoom calls. Google Duo. Together App. Staying connected is essential for good mental health
Thanks to my granddaughter Maura for facilitating the call. Great idea!
Friends dropped off home baked cookies and this specially decorated dog cookie definitely resembled their Border Collie, Beau.
I’d say they nailed it.
The unexpected loss of a beloved pet, who’s a big part of the family, is a painful and sad experience. Laura, James and Charlie will miss her so much. Here are some photos when Penny was featured on the blog.
Remembering Penny today and the happiness she brought to her family.
Penny liked to watch TV -The Dog Show, Marie Kondo, Chevy Chase in Christmas Vacation
Remembering Penny the Golden Doodle: a Family’s Best Friend
I’m in Ohio with the family for a couple of days. Almost four months since I’ve seen them. Josie and Henry, the Airedales, were enthusiastic for my visit and they were warming up the trundle bed in Maura’s room. where I’m supposed to sleep!
My grandson Michael (14) is the guest blogger today. Michael took some photos of Henry and Josie, their Airedale Terriers, over Memorial Day weekend.
The family visited the other grandparents in Virginia and celebrated Mark’s birthday.
Thanks for sharing your photos, Michael.
You captured the humorous duo! Keep on photographing, too.
xxoo FF Ruthie
In 2013 I blogged your first Airedale, Murphy, under that very same tree in Virginia.
First time I’ve ever seen this sign.
Clearly the residents are pet lovers.
It’s faded but it says-
DON’T COMPLAIN ABOUT OUR PETS
