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Yesterday I took Zoey back to the shelter to get a shot she needed. We got her from the same shelter as Mollie. I was feeling a little bit anxious about going because I didn't want Mollie to see me, though in all honesty I wanted to see her very much. However, it wouldn't be a good idea. Chances were small this would happen, but still, being one of those worrier type people, it was on my mind. Thankfully, when I arrived there was no sign of her outside. So I took Zoey in, introducing her to a few people who were outside as I went (socializing is important). My niece was working the front desk. I introduced her to Zoey and told her what I was there for. She handed me a form to fill out, and another gal took Zoey in the back to give her the shot. That's when my niece said "I need to tell you what happened to Mollie." I instantly went on alert. Did something bad happen? My niece told me that 2 Saturdays ago, which is the day we adopted Zoey, Mollie's original own...

This is a long post because it's been crazy around here the last two weeks. I am going to start with the bad news. I took Mollie back to the shelter where we got her last Monday. We'd had a very bad 2 weeks with her and we realized we could not live with a dog that has the aggression problems that she has. You see, the builders have been working on the garage/shop and she would not stop barking at them. I could not even put her on a leash and approach them to introduce them to her. She snarled and lunged and pretty much acted like she wanted to take a huge chunk out of them with her very powerful jaws. It's been very frustrating. Then, there was a big family wedding. My nephew Daniel and his fiance Jordan tied the knot on Saturday the 23rd. Family came from all over the country to attend the wedding including my daughter Sarah and son-in-law Frank. We had family coming and going all weekend and during that time Mollie was frighteningly aggressive. She even attacked my daugh...

I've finished Layette set number 11. I wasn't real sure about using this weird shade of green, but I really like it now that it's done. The blanket. Pattern: Scallop edging from Lots of Knots blog Yarn: Cascade Yarns Pacific Content:  60% Acrylic/40% Superwash Merino Wool, Worsted weight Color: 11 Celery (discontinued) Yarn: Red Heart Super Saver Content: 100% Acrylic, Worsted weight Color: Lemon Yarn:  Red Heart With Love Content:  100% Acrylic, Worsted weight Color:  Peacock Hook: Size H Started: May 19, 2016 Finished: May 29, 2016 Close up of edging. The cardigan. Pattern:   Super Natural Stripes by Fawn Pea Size: 6 months Yarn:  Cascade Yarns  Pacific Content:  60% Acrylic/40% Superwash Merino Wool, Worsted weight Color:  11 Celery (discontinued) Yarn:  Red Heart Super Saver Content:  100% Acrylic, Worsted weight Color:  Lemon Yarn:  Red Heart With Love Content:  100% Acrylic, Worsted weight Color: ...