Here's a first...I'm first! That was more difficult than I expected and challenging. I'm glad it wasn't a cat. Stilling missing Lucy and see her in the oddest places and in my dreams. Weird.

I meant still not stilling of course. Time to go back to bed!!

Now that's a picture of serious misery! So typical of doggies who view baths as supreme torture!

I know how you feel, Janet - I found some photos of a dog and a kitty I lost right after Bill's (my husband) death five years ago, and it brought me to feelings of sadness, but then I looked at the funny photos of the little guys and remembered the good times I had with them.

Hey, Janet, and bless your heart. When I call my angel pets they come -- I can almost feel them and it helps. Try it and, please, take good care of yourself.

Who is this poor, miserable girl, and how did she get so bedraggled?

That was a killer puzzle!
We give so much of ourselves to our furry kids, and we miss them so much when they have to leave us.

Fun hard puzzle, thank heavens for the drag and drop technique, it helped a lot this morning. Our dogs when they see the bucket and shampoo take off and try to hide, but once we've got them they love the massage. I like you Judy talk to my angels all the time, it really works and brings such peace.

Oh! Have I seen that look - from several dogs over the years and now my youngest granddaughter. Emma can't pass a puddle without giving it a good splash, then she looks at her mom as if to say, "So big deal! I'm a little wet!!!" Julie (my daughter) says Emma is almost 5 going on 14, the age of her oldest daughter, Jade.

Awwww ... no creature looks quite so miserable as a wet, long haired pooch who doesn't want to be wet! As soon as she's dry, she's going to feel so peppy and playful, I'll bet.

Ohh...look at that sweet face...she knows she has done wrong and she hopes you will forgive her....and I am sure you will.