Wednesday, April 28, 2010
Optical Illusion
Here we have little Luna all tuckered out after playing in the yard. I think this angle makes her look bigger and more imposing. She may insist that I start taking all her photos from this vantage point 
Wednesday, April 21, 2010
Is This Seat Taken?
What I love about Luna is that if one of the boys are laying where she would like to lay, she will just stare at them. She won't go find another place to sleep, she just hovers around willing them to get up. If she could tap a toe on her paw while she waits, I'm sure she would be doing that too.
Wednesday, April 7, 2010
Harumph
The other day Luna got stuck with the middle bin and she was none too happy about it. As a result, she parked herself on top of Benny's puffy. That will teach him to take her spot.
Thursday, April 1, 2010
6, 7, 8
For one week, and one week only, I have a 6 year old pug (Luna), a seven year old pug (Henry) and an 8 year old pug (Benjamin). Then Henry will join his brother and officially become a senior pug. Can you believe the boys are considered seniors now? I sure can't!
Wednesday, March 31, 2010
Multitasking
Luna was happily chewing her bone in the living room when someone walked into the kitchen. Not wanting to overreact and lose her bone to one of her brothers, Luna continued to chew the very tippy top of her bone and cast a discerning eye toward the kitchen.
If just Luna was chewing it, a bone of this size, would last Luna a lifetime. I would say she is more of a nibbler than a chewer. But even though she doesn't make much progress when chewing she loves to spend a little time each night nibbling away.
Wednesday, March 24, 2010
Gray Lady
Last weekend there was a fair going on at one of our favorite parks. The dogs had a lot of fun walking through the game area last year, so we thought we would try it again this year during an off-peak time (early Sunday morning). As we were making our way to the carnival area, one of the VIPs (Volunteers In Policing, because that is how we roll here in Florida) manning the road block, hollered over to us:
VIP: I bet I can guess which one is the oldest.
Me: Really (acting like I had never played this game before)
VIP: Yeah, it is this one. (pointing to Luna)
Me: Nope. It is this one (pointing to Benjamin)
Then the usual conversation ensued. But that one looks so much older, she's complete gray. So I shared Luna's story and told him that she got off to a rough start and she went gray prematurely.
If I had a dollar for every person that has come up to us when we are out and about asking how old Luna is or nearly betting their life that Luna is the oldest pug of the group, Solsey's memorial fund would have about 50 more dollars.
Appearances can be deceiving.
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