{111/365} We took Riley home in June of 2000 when she was about 9 weeks old. She was our only "child" and had the run of the place, wreaking havoc wherever she went. By November of 2001 a tiny creature named Emily arrived and invaded her space. Just when she got used to living in harmony, the creature began to WALK and gave her a run for her money...literally! It was touch and go for about a week (Riley was NOT happy) but eventually she realized, she now had a partner in havoc wreaking! Our sweet puppy girl can still give the kids a run for their money BUT the run is often short lived. It's hard to keep up with a 20 month old all day when you're a 9 year old dog (or a 38 year old woman). ;) Each night when the kids are asleep, Riley finally gets some peace and quiet. Saturday, April 25, 2009
Tuesday, April 21
{111/365} We took Riley home in June of 2000 when she was about 9 weeks old. She was our only "child" and had the run of the place, wreaking havoc wherever she went. By November of 2001 a tiny creature named Emily arrived and invaded her space. Just when she got used to living in harmony, the creature began to WALK and gave her a run for her money...literally! It was touch and go for about a week (Riley was NOT happy) but eventually she realized, she now had a partner in havoc wreaking! Our sweet puppy girl can still give the kids a run for their money BUT the run is often short lived. It's hard to keep up with a 20 month old all day when you're a 9 year old dog (or a 38 year old woman). ;) Each night when the kids are asleep, Riley finally gets some peace and quiet.
{111/365} We took Riley home in June of 2000 when she was about 9 weeks old. She was our only "child" and had the run of the place, wreaking havoc wherever she went. By November of 2001 a tiny creature named Emily arrived and invaded her space. Just when she got used to living in harmony, the creature began to WALK and gave her a run for her money...literally! It was touch and go for about a week (Riley was NOT happy) but eventually she realized, she now had a partner in havoc wreaking! Our sweet puppy girl can still give the kids a run for their money BUT the run is often short lived. It's hard to keep up with a 20 month old all day when you're a 9 year old dog (or a 38 year old woman). ;) Each night when the kids are asleep, Riley finally gets some peace and quiet. 
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Riley is so cute! I have no doubt that she is exhausted every single night!!
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