Tuesday, October 25, 2011

Caption This #211

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Monday, October 24, 2011

Skipping the Stairs

Luna has never been one for stairs and much to her chagrin the cabin we rented for our vacation had plenty of stairs. But, after the first day the little girl came up with a clever way to avoid the stairs.

Friday, October 21, 2011

Little Tree

Luna was quite fascinated by this little tree that she stumbled upon while we were on one of our morning walks.

She walked right up the rock, turned around and peed right on top of the little tree. Then she ran off to her brothers to tell them that she just peed on top of a tree. Top that boys!

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!

Wednesday, October 19, 2011

Hiking

I think the best part of the vacation by far was our morning hikes with the pugs. The weather was perfect! The pugs could run about and we did not have to worry about them overheating. And it wasn't too cold for us.

The terrain was way more rugged than our normal evening walks which are always on sidewalks. I think this got the pugs all excited because they really felt like they were on an adventure.

The mountain air and the fresh scenery really invigorated the pugs!

Tuesday, October 18, 2011

Caption This #210

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Monday, October 17, 2011

Road Trip

Our vacation started with a 9.5 hour drive from FL to the Smoky Mountains in NC. The boys are road trip pros. They have made the trip from MD to FL several times and have the whole routine down pat. They sleep while we drive, potty when we stop to get gas and are just all around awesome travel companions.

This was our first real road trip with Luna, so we were curious to see how she would do. I figured she would just follow the boys' lead and relax while we were on the road.

But, once again I was wrong. There was something about being in the car with all her things that was a little unsettling to Luna. It took 153 miles for her to settle down. She wasn't crazy out of control or anything, but she certainly wasn't as relaxed as the boys who were sawing logs by that point. She was just very alert, like we were going to be arriving at our final destination at any minute.

Luckily, she eventually settled and realized that this was going to be a long road trip. At that point the car was filled with nothing but the sounds of pugs snoring and 80's tunes.