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Aug. 1st, 2009 04:01 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
stormdogToday I'm working on cleaning the car out, doing laundry, and getting bits and things together for the trip. I have also set up the new-to-me dehumidifier in the basement (works great!) and given ![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
barton_fender a ride to a battery store. It sounds like the raccoon-girl and I may just possibly be going out to get some ice cream. She and I walked over to a garage sale (with lots of interesting books!) and she mentioned on the way home that she wanted some. My dad, by coincidence, offered to buy me some too on the way back from the store too, but I declined. But...the idea keeps growing on me. I think I'd rather have a shake though....
Picture time!
This is my sweet, loving dog, Kuma the wonder-Akita, sitting in a patch of daisies at the site of the Quincy No.2 mine in Michigan's Keweeanu Peninsula.
We really wore him out on all the walks around various places; the poor thing was having trouble getting into the car or up the stairs at the hotel. I did a bit of carrying our old man around on this trip. But seeing him so happy to be somewhere new and with his people was worth the effort.
barton_fender a ride to a battery store. It sounds like the raccoon-girl and I may just possibly be going out to get some ice cream. She and I walked over to a garage sale (with lots of interesting books!) and she mentioned on the way home that she wanted some. My dad, by coincidence, offered to buy me some too on the way back from the store too, but I declined. But...the idea keeps growing on me. I think I'd rather have a shake though....Picture time!
This is my sweet, loving dog, Kuma the wonder-Akita, sitting in a patch of daisies at the site of the Quincy No.2 mine in Michigan's Keweeanu Peninsula.
We really wore him out on all the walks around various places; the poor thing was having trouble getting into the car or up the stairs at the hotel. I did a bit of carrying our old man around on this trip. But seeing him so happy to be somewhere new and with his people was worth the effort.
