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My dogs are a little crazy. In many households, one dog will have some crazy quirk, but it’s not shared by his canine companions. That is not the case at our house.

Our two pups share almost all of their crazy quirks. In fact, I’d go so far as to say that they feed

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Footprints in Your Heart

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Playing and talking shortly before the goodbyes started.

Many people will walk in and out of your life, but only true friends will leave footprints in your heart. ~author unknown~

Munchkin enjoyed spending some quality time with her friend on Friday before they said their goodbyes. It was an extremely tear filled

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Trying to Stay Focused

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Learning How to do an Oil Change

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Munchkin doing the 1st oil change on her truck.

Daddy believes very strongly that Munchkin needs to know how to do regular vehicle maintenance. Today, he decided it was time for Munchkin to learn to do a complete oil change on her truck. It’s the first oil change since getting the truck. One thing

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Working on Growing Old Together

Growing Old Together

It’s hard to believe 15 years have passed since D and I said “I do”.

Time has passed. We’ve gotten older. We were young back then. Yes, we were young, but we had already faced hardship and loss together before we exchanged our rings. We didn’t look at marriage or life with rose colored

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