Zoe, our Crazy Bully (cont.)

Ok, so this video is even clearer and a better representation of Zoe in her crazy mode. Enjoy.

Also, if you are getting sick of seeing bullie posts, then be glad, because in the next few days I'm going to be varying the topic.

Bullie Babies

I think I have mentioned before that Krisha and I occasionally go to these meetups of English Bulldogs. So much snorting and sniffing. It really is a crazy time. Oh and did I mention that Zoe upchucks at nearly every meeting as well, because she is so excited.

But the real reason for posting this is to show you a video of five 6-week old bullies that someone had brought. They are so cute that it makes us want to breed Zoe. Enjoy.

Zoe Art

More art from Krisha.

Krisha Crafts

I thought I would dote on my talented wife for a bit. She recently made some fun crafts. I only took a picture of one of them, but we had a fun time making them together. Krisha definitely did the majority of the work, including the cool paint job and decoration. I installed the hardware. Go Team Whited!!! Thanks to Tabitha Lookabill for the inspiration.

Also, we got a new camera because I seem to have misplaced the other one. So, yay to having pictures again.



dote = to bestow or express excessive love or fondness habitually

Zoe, our crazy Bullie!

Krisha has been wanting me to stick up a video of Zoe in one of her wild and crazy states. If you've never seen one, then here is a taste. If you have, then you know a little about it and hopefully she didn't run into your knee when you did see it...because it hurts. We actually think she might be manic-depressive because she goes from the state in the video to sprawled out and lazy for several hours.

(Sorry the video quality isn't the best. It is from a cell phone. If I ever get a better camera, I'll post with that.)

Love Your Neighbor, Warts and All!

So, Krisha and I have a new neighbor, but it is probably not what you think. I went out the other day to water the plants on our balcony. As I was watering the avocado plant, which I grew from a seed (By the way, I have found growing an avocado tree from a seed quite rewarding. I think it would be neat to grow plants from seeds with children to teach them how God makes things grow.), I came across a startling discovery.

There was a rather large, grayish white frog sitting in a pot partially filled with water. After the initial shock of seeing this unexpected visitor, I was glad he had come to visit. I figured that he might eat some of the bad insects that are known to frequent our porch. And it was also reminder of a young childhood memory I had. There used to be a toad that lived in the missing brick of a patio my parent's had. Unfortunately, he was gone the next time I went out to look for him. But he has come back for one night since then and I hope that he will visit again sometime soon.