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Gone to the Dogs…

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It seems lately that our house has gone to the dogs. Yes, we’re in charge (mostly), but puppies have completely dominated the schedule. Our routine tends to revolve around them. In time, that will change, but for now, it’s a dog house. lol!

Our morning routine looks a little something like this…

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When Life Gets a Little Crazy…

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…I tend not to do quite as much blogging.

So much going on, and I’m sure that I’ll write more about some of the major things soon. For now, I’m trying to get back into a regular routine plus get ready for some possible changes. No, I’m not trying to be cryptic.  Just focusing

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Family Fitness: Slow and Steady

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Little did we know at this time last year that D would be going through two back surgeries in one year. I don’t think any of us really understood how much this would impact our lives. Yes, we knew there would be changes, but the extent of the changes weren’t really grasp until we

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Wyatt and the Rocking Chair

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One of Wyatt’s favorite hiding spots is under the rocking chair. He’ll grab a toy or treat and go run to the rocking chair to hide from Wiley.

He also just likes to hang out under it, but I have to watch him as he also likes to chew on it when no one

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Bittersweet Off-Roading Trip

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Two weeks ago, we decided that it was time to take an off-roading trip. D felt that he could once again handle some of the jostling that takes place during the trip, and we felt that our new pups were at a point where they would do okay in the vehicle.

We quickly learned

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