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| Zoie and Puppies Day 6 |
Last night was a very restless night and almost 4 a.m. when I went to sleep. The reason wasn't because of Zoie and puppies, but teen daughter who decided to sneak out and take my car for a drive on a permit no less. The last time she did that was right before my return from graduation for my MFA at Goddard College in Vermont. (At least I had a story published at All Things Girl, Everything Girl - can read it here:
(An Interview with the Mother of Teenaged Girls or How My New Babemobile Came to be Dented ).
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| Zack |
I was not a happy camper then, and am not one now, but I'll get over it even though I finally broke down and replaced the rear tail light cover but not the dents (they are sort of a badge of surviving parenting).
Then there was my husband who volunteered to sleep on the couch with Zach, the daddy of our new puppies because he has been crying a lot and between him and Zoie barking at each other - he couldn't sleep. The Vet recommended that we keep Zack away from Zoie and the pups for several weeks.
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| Ziggy in Window |
The Cats stay away any way, are content in their quarters (which is most of the house) so at least I don't need to worry about disrupting
their daily routine.
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| Dezzie in Bowl |
Zack, though, is another story and I have been bringing him downstairs to my shop during the day just for peace - (I really didn't know that dogs could howl like that - it sounds like crying)! Any advice on taking care of a new Yorkie daddy who is extremely anxious about seeing his wife?
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