Reinventing the peanut butter "cookie"

Since Dolly is far too thin, Skippy extra chunky is perfect for a mid day treat. And spread over a crunchy dog biscuit, even better.

Of course, since she really doesn't like these biscuits, she only ate the peanut butter. Maybe if I soaked them in beef broth, hmmmm.

Until then, keep stitchin' . . . .

All American Dolly

On the advice of "Aunt Carol", I filled her big red ball with peanut butter, proving once again it's a favorite for "kids" of all ages.

Until then, keep stitchin' . . .

Dogs never lie . . .

. . . about love

Is a wonderful book that explains how each walk your dog takes brings a whole new world of scents and sounds into focus. Every day is a new beginning of wonderful possibilities in a dog's perspective.

Words to live by.

I highly recommend the book.

Until then, keep stitchin' . . .

Dolly gets a middle name

Evidently any and all cardboard/paper has been allocated Public Enemy #1. If it comes onto the premises it will be destroyed without remorse. Paper cups are okay so long as they contain a vanilla frosty from Wendy's.

I can only surmise that aliens are hiding amongst the plastic plant containers and buckets, as they have been declared public enemy #2. No matter if there are lovely impatients growing therein, Dolly, whose middle name is now "Hu-mee", will promptly seek and destroy.

Rest assured, the variety of rubber balls, chewies, and toys is abundant. Perhaps her former life included training by the Secret Service. Obviously, she's on a mission and will not stop until all invisible life forms are annihilated.

Stay tuned for more Dolly / Hu-mee adventure stories.

Dolly discovers . . .

Ice cubes!

Yummm

Unfortunately, she did not care for my choice of reading material.

Evidently, it had too thin a plot line and there was no canine companion included in the story. LOL

Until then, keep stitchin' . . .