My four legged friend has a name, it is Laney. She was named by my children, who are still debating over who actuslly came up with the name. Regardless. they picked a wonderful name.
I can't imagine her name as anything else. Yes, Laney is a girl. She can be quite the lady most days when she prances around with pride. She has a way of stopping total strangers and getting an "Ah, you are so cute." She delights in the attention.
She is truly a faithful dog to my husband and I. Always there to bring a smile to our face and protect us. She has given me a reason to keep living through some difficult times. I would recommend a four legged friend for anyone, whether it be a dog, cat, or other pet. A wonderful companion who never complains.
Elizabeth:)
Laney passed away in Febuary of 2017. This blog and her legacy live on. She gave me courage to talk about how the medical field affected our family. She gave me a purpose to write. Forever she will be in my heart.
Thursday, March 10, 2011
Thursday, July 1, 2010
A Birthday to Remember
My husband threw me one of those milestone birthday parties. We won't mention which one. I debated whether or not to let my four legged friend attend. I figured the excitement with all guests would be too much for her. So, I confined her to the bedroom.
Half way through the evening, my husband decided my friend needed a potty break. He whisked my friend past the guest, her tail wagging as if all excited, she quickly took a potty break. Then back upstairs she went where she occasionally let out a yelp, begging to join in on the fun.
After several hours of fun and margaritas the last guest left. I figured my friend was missing me so, I dashed upstairs to let her out for one more potty break. Waiting patiently for her to potty, I sat on the swing thinking about how good the bed was going to feel.
After 20 minutes my friend was not about to potty. She seemed pretty miffed that all the guest were gone. So, off to bed we went, at least that is what I thought. When she reached the bedroom she had what looked like a big grin on her face. She jumped on the bed, squatted, and pottied right on my comforter. A lesson learned... Never p!$% off your friend.
Elizabeth:)
Half way through the evening, my husband decided my friend needed a potty break. He whisked my friend past the guest, her tail wagging as if all excited, she quickly took a potty break. Then back upstairs she went where she occasionally let out a yelp, begging to join in on the fun.
After several hours of fun and margaritas the last guest left. I figured my friend was missing me so, I dashed upstairs to let her out for one more potty break. Waiting patiently for her to potty, I sat on the swing thinking about how good the bed was going to feel.
After 20 minutes my friend was not about to potty. She seemed pretty miffed that all the guest were gone. So, off to bed we went, at least that is what I thought. When she reached the bedroom she had what looked like a big grin on her face. She jumped on the bed, squatted, and pottied right on my comforter. A lesson learned... Never p!$% off your friend.
Elizabeth:)
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