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puppy sundays

The past few months Dan and I have been visiting a litter of Corgi puppies in the hopes that soon we'll be Corgi parents! I don't know if we'll be able to get one from this litter, but it's been super fun to spend time with the cutest balls of fluff on the planet! These photos were from about a month ago and we went last Sunday and they were so much bigger and running around like crazy! So full of energy. Right up until they all instantly fall asleep. They move so fast that if you try to take photos when they're running around, you just have a bunch of pictures of brown blurs. So here are sleeping Corgi puppies because they're cuter than blurs. Even if we don't end up getting one, it's been really fun spending a couple hours every Sunday getting my puppy fix.
Being in the Winnebago makes me miss Little Bit. She used to sleep next to my feet while I drove, or on the passenger seat, and there's still tons of Little Bit fur covering the floor and seat where she used to lay. Driving down here by myself made me realize how much company she really was on my big trip. I think it would've been much more lonely without her, and I'm glad my parents let me take her with me. The companionship of a dog is such a special thing. Little Bit was really my Dad's dog. She used to jump up on him while he was sitting and with her feet on his chest would press her face onto his. I'd love to have a loving canine companion like that someday!




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Because I'm really great at planning ahead I totally spaced that I would be busy driving and have no time for blogging whatsoever. I'm currently in Southern Oregon, though only for a few more minutes as I grab some internet at the campground before gassing up and heading down to California! It's been so great being on the road in the Brave again. It's like all the world is aligned when we're driving together. Despite being neglected and having sat stationary for about a year and a half (sorry love!), she seems to be running like a champ. We had a weird engine hiccup for a second, but it hasn't returned, so hopefully the remainder of the trip will go off without a hitch.
She'd been sitting under a tree for a year at our old place and the front end was coated in thick organic gunk, so the day before I left I decided it would be embarrassing for her to have to be seen in such a state, and even though it was raining outside, I gave her a scrub down. It's amazing how well she cleans up! She looks almost new again! Her forehead crunch looked so much worse with the grime accentuating, it, but when she's clean it's barely noticeable (a couple owners ago she was driven into the roof of a garage or something...).
Okay, well, we're off to the wild blue yonder!
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Hi, I’m Liz
I'm an artist, writer, designer, DIY renovator, and … well basically I like to do all the things. If it’s creative I’m probably doing it. I’ve spent over 30 years voraciously pursuing a life steeped in creativity and I wholeheartedly believe creativity and joy are inextricably linked.
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