Lyra has lost mostly all of her teeth now, I keep finding them on the floor and in Ivy's mane! But, atleast it means she is getting older, and thank god. I'm really not a puppy person, I like them grown up, with manners ;) But, to Lyra's defense she has been an extremely easy puppy- Except from having to yell "DONT JUMP OUT OF THE WINDOW" from time to time.... And I can't wait till she knows what "Go and lay down" and "Don't be mean to the cat!" means.. But for now, she is allowed to live her puppy life :) So happy, and so unaware of what happens around her.
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I drove alone all the way too Oslo, Gardemoen the airport- With no incidents! :p But, after driving in oslo, I'm very glad I didn't have to drive back as well.
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Rest in peace Annette.
I'll never forget the night 6 years ago. The terrible accident, the memories. It's all still there.
“Perhaps they are not stars, but rather openings in heaven where the love of our lost ones pours through and shines down upon us to let us know they are happy.”
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I got my drivers license today!! Oh happiness.
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Tomorrow is Lyra's first dog show. It's over two years since Ivv's first dogshow and it's sooo long since I've shown my own dog! It will be fun- And I really hope she behaves. I have to admit, she gets away with a lot, she is the last puppy I will have in years and I want to keep her a puppy as long as possible... But I really think I need to set some rules soon, before she thinks its okay walk on the table and such:p
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A friend of mine said that puppies are miniature dogs on happypills... So true! Everymorning Lyra wakes me up (Several times each morning!) with jumping up in the bed and really -jumps- around in it wagging her tail and if she could talk it would have been "GOOD MOOORNING! NEEEW BRIGHT DAY! UP UP UP!" she learned quickly that jumping on Ivy (Who ofc sleeps in the bed with me... I think she might die a bit if I told her not to do it!) would not be a very smart idea, since Ivy doesn't wake up by herself before sometime around noon :p But me on the other hand... Ah well, its such a good thing puppies are cute ;)
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Had a really good day yday, was out driving for 5 hours (soon driving exam, and if I fail AGAIN I'll just never do it again :p Failing issues- yes.)
Bought new curtains for the kitchen, new table for the livingroom and ofc the dogs got their share too :) New toys, MonsterPuppy (Lyra...) Got a new leash, and a new exhibition leash as well since we are going to her first puppy show on sunday- Ivy has a white one with pink stones, so she needed something similiar ofc ;)
Other then that it's been a while since I've had a whole night of sleep. "Someone" likes keeping mommy awake during the night kicking, and if its like this already... I'm not looking forward to how it will be in 10 weeks:P
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Born in 88
Occupying the 5th position in the Chinese Zodiac, the Dragon is the mightiest of the signs. Dragons symbolize such character traits as dominance and ambition. Dragons prefer to live by their own rules and if left on their own, are usually successful. They’re driven, unafraid of challenges, and willing to take risks. They’re passionate in all they do and they do things in grand fashion. Unfortunately, this passion and enthusiasm can leave Dragons feeling exhausted and interestingly, unfulfilled.
While Dragons frequently help others, rarely will they ask for help. Others are attracted to Dragons, especially their colorful personalities, but deep down, Dragons prefer to be alone. Perhaps that is because they’re most successful when working alone. Their preference to be alone can come across as arrogance or conceitedness, but these qualities aren’t applicable. Dragons have tempers that can flare fast!
Considering their hard-working nature, Dragons are healthy overall. They do get stressed and suffer from periodic tension/headaches, likely because they take so many risks. Dragons could benefit from incorporating mild activity into their lives. Yoga or walking would be good as these activities can work both their minds and their bodies.
Dragons prefer leading to being led.
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... What it's like having 3 dogs! Sometime back 3 would have been piece of cake, now I'm glad I only have two! But, to be fair- I have the easiest houseguest ever, I'm "babysitting" Shabtay, Jen's dog.. My smooth collie love :) So easy to have here, he knows the rules, knows me and Ivy (Me and Ivy have lived with him for some time:) ) and with no doubt, I'm having a male dog next time ;) (Well, that will be years tho.. But next time!)
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... Guess who :p
After almost 9 weeks with being sick everymorning, being tired all the time and sleeping 10 hours a day (atleast)things were finally getting better- And I get streptococcus infection in my throat... And not only that, I manage to step over my foot being out with the dogs when it was dark- And it ended up being sprained. Wtf. :( cruches for atleast two weeks and minimal movement.
So ofc, I feel very sorry for myself!:P But. Guess it could always be worst :)
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I should have learned by now! Walking, with the dogs in the middle of the night for one last walk before bed... As usual we walk to a field around 600-700 meter from the house. Stupid me ofc forgot to make sure the cats were inside, and while we were walking on the field, pit dark I suddenly hear something meowing behind me. Damn it... Simin, following us! She likes walking with me and the dogs, since she never leaves the garden otherwise. The dogs were loose, Ivy knows better then running after our cats, while the puppy thought of course it was birthday and x-mas on the same time, A TOY WHO RUNS! YEAH! Awesome. It took me almost two minutes to get her to stop chasing my poor kitten, and when I got her back on a leash, I could not see the kitten (Hard to see anything in the middle of the night..) and could not hear her, she always responds me when I call on her. So, I decided to go home and hope that she would follow. Walked slowly back home while calling on her, and when we got back- No Simin. What to do next? I couldn't just leave her out there, and if she was still on the field, that would mean she had to walk alone 600-700 meters by road alone. No way.. So, as afraid as I am of the dark (Alone, very afraid actually) I decided to go back to the field without the dogs, and stood there calling for her for almost 10 minutes without answer- Then finally from the other side of the field I heard her meowing, and there was no way I was going to let her walk beside me home and she was more the happy to be carried home :) I don't think I would have slept tonight if didn't return at once!
So lesson learned. ALWAYS be sure the cats are inside and not following me on walks
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