Posted in Dog Stories, Hippos and Dooney, The Hooligan Chronicles, Travels Here & There, Virginia, tagged build-a-bear cheetah, builda-a-bear hippos, cute doggies, going home, Krispy Kreme on July 3, 2008 | No Comments »
We were all ready to go home by Sunday morning. We had a good time, but even the beach can wipe you out after awhile.
While Diamondqueen took a load of bags down to the car, I snapped a photo of the hippos and Dooney the cheetah on our room balcony. Funny, they didn’t look tired at [...]
Read Full Post »
Posted in Dog Stories, My (Mis)Adventures as a Writer, NaNoWriMo posts, tagged beagle, beagles, canine sexual displays, dog, dog riding leg, dogs, get the firehose, obnoxious behavior in dogs on November 13, 2007 | No Comments »
Previous Bailey posts are available under “Dog Stories” or “NaNoWriMo posts.”
That damn beagle was a menace when it came to satisfying her urges. Yes, she was spayed. It never mattered.
My first experience with Bailey’s “physical lovin’” was when I babysat her about a month after Diamondqueen and TPM brought her home. They wanted a night out; [...]
Read Full Post »
Posted in Dog Stories, My (Mis)Adventures as a Writer, NaNoWriMo posts, tagged beagles, doggie in the window, dogs, dogs who look out the window, memoir, NaNoWriMo, National Writing Month on November 9, 2007 | No Comments »
See the first Bailey post here.
My sister, Diamondqueen, and her husband, TPM (That Poor Man), lived in a third floor apartment when they were first married. I’d swing by after work sometimes to see Bailey, which the newlyweds didn’t seem to mind. If Bailey was out of her crate, she’d be looking down from the [...]
Read Full Post »
Bailey was a beagle. She was the dog my sister and brother-in-law bought just days after they returned from their honeymoon in October, 1995. She was a sweetheart, a demon, affectionate, vile, thieving, and thoroughly lovable — when she wasn’t driving everyone crazy.
For someone who doesn’t own dogs herself (thanks to apartment living and other [...]
Read Full Post »
