Friday, November 4, 2011

The Boys

The boys sharing a sunbeam while we played our morning Scrabble game last Sunday.

Have a wonderful weekend.

Friday, October 28, 2011

Sun Lover

I can not express to you how much Henry loves to bask in the sun. It is not uncommon to find Henry sprawled out in the yard like this soaking up every beam of sun he can find. He sure does make himself comfortable in the process of catching his rays.

Thursday, October 20, 2011

Posing

While we had fun hiking the trails, you know I didn't let the pugs get away with not posing for the camera.

Henry really fit in with his camo harness. He was like a puppy on this trip!

Friday, October 7, 2011

The Lone Gray Whisker

Henry, the ever distinguished gentleman, has one gray whisker that always catches my eye. It is pretty easy to spot and several people have mentioned it to me.

The photograph does not do it justice so I have pointed it out using an arrow in the photo above.

And here is an extreme closeup. I guess this would be like looking at his whiskers in one of those magnification mirrors. But, I wouldn't know because I avoid those types of mirrors at all costs.

Monday, September 26, 2011

Sundays

The pugs and I are very happy that football is back. I love watching the Raven games and the pugs love that football gets them at least 3 hours of couch time. And sometimes if they're lucky snacks. What could be better than that?

Thursday, September 15, 2011

Mr. Henry

Or Mr. Outdoors. Henry loves being outside, rolling in the grass, smelling the flowers and soaking up the sun.

The good news for him is that Fall is on the way, which in FL translates to way friendlier pug weather. Come on Fall!

Monday, August 22, 2011

The Boys of Summer

The boys of summer like to hang out in the shade! It has even been too hot for Henry and Henry absolutely loves the sun.

I feel bad for the pugs because our walks have been so short. One quick jaunt early in the morning and then one short walk in the evening. And sometimes our evening walks get rained out. But, I don't think the pugs mind too much because as soon as they step paw outside the door their urge to walk quickly fades.