Today I have been sluggish and my sister told me that it is a “Theo Hangover”. She may be correct. I miss the little guy after being able to spend a few days with him and now it is back to reality. I had tons of phone calls to make and none of them got made. So the blog post that I intended to write just got deep sixed because I am just too tired. Instead you get to see a few photos of landscape and Penny the Corgi because she is pretty cute. I know my readers will not mind the easy post today. Enjoy.
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Leave a commentThese are all so fun! Of course I’m especially partial to Penny….which I just realized is her name, though I’m sure you told us before. My husband wants to name the new puppy Penny if it’s a girl. He might win the name battle…we’ll see.
Her “official” name is Lady Penelope. She’s a good dog— pretty stubborn at times but very loving. They call her a cat dog because she is so cat like at times.
Love Penny and her doggy smile. She’s the cutest. I can see why Ally wants one so bad.
And I love murals. And that cookie place wins for best advertising. 💕
You know how much I love murals. And Penny is pretty darned cute, too. And, yes, I agree with your sister that you are experiencing Theo separation. It’s hard to leave or to see them leave. I sobbed when I hugged Miranda goodbye on Saturday evening after 1.5 days with her.
Penny is pretty darn cute and a cuddler so I like that! I hope you had a good visit with Miranda even if it was short. Hugs.
The first mural is amazing. Penny is so cute. I bet she and Theo are besties!! Give yourself a break you deserve it.
We all love seeing Penny the Corgi pictures!!
So adore the photos—and Penny makes them even better! I think the photo dump posts are always so much fun!! Thanks for sharing these!
I agree with everyone- great photos and lot of love to Penny. Am I right that you were in Jersey City? My Dad was born there in 1924 and he rarely admitted it. He told people he was born in Flushing (where he grew up). But Jersey City looks really cool now.