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SOLD!
This puppy went home on Saturday. We got $250 for her. I would have definitely liked a little more since she was a tri but we'll take what we can get!

SOLD! (AGAIN!)

We got $300 for JJ the second go around. Jessica you sure know how to pick a dog! :) She went home with a family that had three kids.

SOLD?

A guy came over last night to look at the puppies. He is looking for a dog that would make a good hunting dog. He liked Mustache (below) and Little Miss. He went home to talk to his wife about which dog they wanted and is supposed to let us know. I think he'll take Mustache, but I don't know.

Needs a home!
Poor Little Miss. She would have a home if weenie lady hadn't given JJ back. She is so cute and sweet. She is calm and would make a great pet for anybody. Aaron wants her to go home with my parents at Thanksgiving but that is not happening. Somehow my Dad equates owning a dog to letting it sleep in your bed. Hmmm.
Needs a home!
Roley is an active boy. I think he is going to be hard to get rid of. Not many people want a dog that is as energetic as him but he is a good boy. He is very responsive and listens when you tell him to stop doing something. Pretty impressive for a 9 week old puppy!

Snowman ornament I made for ornament Christmas exchange party at our church. We're having a Christmas brunch and ornament exchange with our Bible class group at church on the 6th. I didn't want to spend a bunch of money on ornaments so I'm making the ones we're giving away. Cheapskate I know, but the form for this was 99 cents at Hobby Lobby and it was half off so I go it for 49 cents! I just used a bunch of stuff I had at home to decorate it.

Other news of the day. We have an ant infestation in our downstairs living area. I put out ant bait things a few weeks ago and thought the problem had been solved but I found a new bed against the wall where a hole is and the ants are inside the wall. I'd asked Aaron to go put some ant spray there last night but he forgot and I found them because I was sweeping and disturbed their ant pile so I couldn't just leave them swarming so I got the ant spray and held my breath and made sure I didn't get any one me and then washed my hands just in case. All the ones that swarmed after I swept their nest are dead, but I have no idea if there are more in the wall. If you hear about two ant eaten skeletons discovered in a home in Dallas I guess you'll know who it is.

Comments

Jennifer said…
Glad you're moving some of those pups. They sure are cute. Abriella really likes dogs. I figure we'll get one some day, but not for a while. Good luck on the ant battle. Eeww.

Hey, did Aaron get my email about his pee experiment? I hadn't heard back from him, so didn't know if he had gotten the email. I think it might have been your email address. Anyway, I'm totally interested. I think it would be cool to see what the results were and see if they're right!
Brittany said…
ahhh!! Those pups are soooo cute. I want them all. If only we could afford to feed them and know that we had a place for them, I would take every last one. So adorable. I'm so glad you got the others sold! That's awesome. And ants? ugh. I find few things more bothersome. Except maybe Rosie O'Donnell. Good luck getting rid of them.
brittany

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