I'm packing, cleaning, dealing with laundry, and still trying to run a business out of my home until the end of May. The dining room has become a packing hub, so Ty and I had breakfast in the living room today.
(Did I mention we're moving at the end of May?)
You may be wondering how Brooklyn is handling all the craziness. She is certainly aware that something unusual is going on. She lay by my luggage for our weekend trip with the most somber of looks, as if to say, "Don't leave me behind!" What she didn't know is that I had a thirty-six hour playdate planned for her. (Thank you, Erin!)
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| Scout & Brooklyn, the dynamic duo. (Photo by Erin) |
There's been a lot of curiosity and nosing her way into boxes.
And a lot of sleeping (post said thirty-six hour playdate!)
She was certainly not thrilled about the latest trip to Goodwill, since it left her no wiggle room in the wagon.
She was very somber at the lease signing, as if she knew about the large deposit paid on her behalf.
Mostly there's been a lot of the same, with pieces of craziness sewn in. We are sticking to our normal running schedule, and this girl ran a 25:45 5K today.
What does the Weimaraner do after exercising?
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| Come on, you know it's what you do, too! |
And what do I do?
Get to work, of course!
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