These last few days it has gotten pretty chilly here in Central Florida (at least to Central Floridians).  Even the pugs have been huddling together for warmth.  Well, that and Henry was in one of Benny’s favorite spots.  Benjamin’s solution to that problem - just lay on Henry and pretend he isn’t there.

Over the weekend, we had a sizable date palm removed from the yard.  In its place, we planted a Crape Myrtle.  Crape Myrtles aren’t in bloom right now, so the tree looks like a Charlie Brown tree, but I am sure it will look beautiful in the Spring.  The boys were sure to welcome the tree the first opportunity they got.

Henry is hanging on your every word.  Looking forward to your captions in the comments.

I may be a little slow approving comments today.

G-Ma, G-Pa and Aunt Cayce are in town for a visit and while the pugs are more spoiled than ever they has been so much excitement the pugs are super tired!  Whenever there is a quiet moment, I find the pugs somewhere comfy passed out.

After we gave the dogs a bath earlier this week, I thought it would be a good time for Benjamin and Henry to model their ducky bathrobes.

I thought I would share this flashback because the pugs have been doing a lot of sunning themselves on the lounge chairs this week.

The bowl you see is Luna’s and that blobber you see in there is her spinach.  At my vet’s recommendation, each week, I add a different veggie to the dog’s homemade food.  The main purpose of the veggie is to help keep the pugs full and the variety of veggies is to help them get different vitamins and such.  This week’s veggie is spinach and while none of the veggies are Luna’s favorite, she won’t even eat her spinach.  She is also good at eating around her spinach, because I put her spinach on the top of all her other food.  She some how works it to the side and leaves it at the bottom of the bowl every time.

Henry, who is a veggie lover, loves spinach week because he gets a double serving.  He gets his and Luna’s.

We have had the big dog bed in the living room forever, so naturally the original pillow has worn a little thin.  Recently, I put an extra pillow in the case from a different dog bed that the pugs didn’t use too much to fluff things up again.  The pillow I added, however, was not nearly as big as the original pillow, so there is now two tiers of sleeping space on the dog bed just like stadium seating.  The other night Luna was on the lower level and Henry was in the nosebleeds.

When I need to make the bed in the mornings, I move all the pugs to this little bed in the living room.  They always lay there, half disgruntled, until I pour the Cheerios.  Then they all come running.

The whole gang looking out the door last night.  Looking forward to your caption in the comments.