It’s been far too long since little Elsa made an appearance on the blog! She’s nine months old and we’ve now had her home for seven. I won’t say that I can’t remember life before her :-) but I will say I can’t imagine life without her (most days). She is literally the sweetest, kindest… Read More
The last thing I did before being taken down with the appendix was help Whit make home made treats for miss Elsa. They were so much fun to make together and were much easier than regular cut-out “human” cookies. Bestie S picked up the Coton Colors bone mini attachment for my Happy Everything plate, and… Read More
Little Elsa has just squirmed her way right into my heart. I know, I was really skeptical at first, but now it’s hard to remember life before her or imagine life without her. When I was recovering at home for days on end after my appendectomy, she stayed by my side day and night, and… Read More
I hunted high and low for cute, sturdy and personalized bowls for Elsa when we were bringing her home. The few I found were outrageously expensive (to the tune of over $200 in my shopping cart for two), so I set out determined to make my own. This sweet little bowl moves between our garage… Read More
It’s been a week since we picked up little Elsa and I thought I’d share a very real, uncensored report of her homecoming :-) And it’s been harder than I ever could have dreamed!! I know this is “normal”, but I only had cats my whole life until last week so I really didn’t get… Read More
Today our family grew by four feet. That’s right, after years of consideration and much anticipation, we finally got a dog! I’m so excited (and slightly terrified) to introduce y’all to Elsa Belle! She’s a little over ten weeks old and is a medium sized goldendoodle. She was the super teensy tiny runt of the… Read More
You read that right! Our family is growing…by FOUR feet!!!!!!!!!!!!!! The littles and Honey alike have been dreaming of a puppy for years. But mean old mommy has been the hold out. I just didn’t feel ready for another thing to take care of. And, if I’m perfectly honest, for many of those years… Read More