She would have been 12 today

I'm dreaming of Tasha.....

Modelling for her BFF Aunt Cindy

 Her Majesty, Tasha Queen of the Urban Jungle is officially off her meds!  Dr Medling was so pleased with her progress that she only wanted her to take one week's worth of them.  Her Majesty must still return for her x-ray next Wednesday, but she is back to her feisty self!  The only lasting effect of this trauma (at least for WHN) is that Tasha spends a lot of time being cuddled in the sling! Now Chip wants to be carried around in a sling too- they now are taking tunrs, and WHN's shoulder is not too happy with this development!  Dad of course just laughs at the spectacle of WHN at her sewing machine complete with dchshund in sling! Oh well, WHN has the perfect excuse to get out of house work!  Maybe we should try this throughout BLogville ladies?  Will come up with a solution for Goose and the other residents who are larger than dachshunds!

As you can see in the above picture, Her Majesty is modelling her BFF Aunt Cindy's latest creation- a super duper tote bag!   Please check out Cindy's Thread Craft on ETsy- you will never be sorry and remember there are only 83 days left until Christmas! http://www.etsy.com/shop/CindysThreadCraft

In the image below is the tote that WHN commissioned for her mother in law's birthday and it was a hit-

 

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Rainbow Bridge Alert- Barney the Beagle

It is with a heavy heart that the DWM bring news of the Rainbow Bridge's newest resident- our next door neighbor Barney.  He was only 11 years old, but he had injured his right front paw a week ago resulting in permanent nerve damage.  While he would have been a candidate for surgery, the weakness in his rear legs precluded it.  This morning he fell over while outside and could not get up, and his vet decided that he was suffering.  Chip, Tasha and Anna Rose miss him even though we only knew him for six weeks- He liked to come to the fence to say hello and WHN always had a treat for him.  While he did not blog, he was our neighbor and we had grown to like him as much as he obviously liked us- he was always friendly and ooking for us to come and play and talk with him.  RIP Barney.

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