My “hectic day” story from last Saturday was intended to be a story in pictures of how I spent the morning filling orders for the Seasonal Distress Ink Sets while I waited for the temperature to climb . . . how I spent the afternoon painting cedar boards that the roofers were using as replacements on my house . . . how I spent the evening announcing our local high school’s playoff win. But after a week of other items of more importance, I’ll just pare the story down to the only part of it that most of you really want to see . . .
. . . the pictures of the dog. Zoe spent the morning with me in the house while I filled orders, and the afternoon with me in the yard while I painted. We really weren’t sure how she would handle all of the commotion and strangers in the yard, but she was true to her training and stayed near me while I worked. It was a full day, we accomplished a lot, and the football game in the evening was the icing on my cake.
what a good dog. i asssume you got her as a puppy, and really followed all the training and that she isn't your first dog. i have a resue pom with issues lol, she is my first dog so we are learning together. she was abused but is slooowly improving, hates other dogs w a passion, and don't think about taking anything she considers hers. i keep holding Zoe up as an example but so far Miss is not impressed.
Thanks to Zoe's hard work, all tasks accomplished in a timely manner!
Too cute….gotta love the pressures of reigning over the household!
Wow, she's a queen in your house, and nothing can be more relaxing after working hard than staying with her. I think she's also a lucky charm since you finished all of the tasks successfully, right?
Good to see dogs are getting into the roofing industry as well! They have been talking about it for awhile now.
Nicely put…