He's a heavy breather, has drool issues and is hard to read.
He's also adorable.
Not so adorable - the snot spray.
I live alone so it was really fun to have some excited to see me every night...if only for food :) I loved it so much that I am contemplating moving to a place with a yard so I can buy a dog. I found myself somewhat obsessive - which most people on my twitter feed would recognise.
We said goodbye today. I couldn't really tell if he was sad as he was too invested in the doggy treat on offer.
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Also, I was interviewed by a new online magazine, TENANT, on my place, my suburb and things about me in general. Ella was lovely and we ended up having a real fun chat.
Link
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Right now I am neck deep in Melbourne Writers' Festival preparation. I am chairing a number of panels (as discussed in this post) and that means there's a number of books to read (or re-read in some cases).
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Pictures out and about:
| At a recent school day a student asked if I wanted to see his treasure :) |
| Magnolias |
| Genkoo penguin at the Melbourne Aquarium. |
| The Yarra |
1 comment:
I have a 1-year-old basset and do not regret getting her for a minute. I also have an eight-year-old golden. The drool, hair, and constant upkeep are worth the absolutely unconditional love they provide. They make any bad day better.
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