What another ridiculous drive in that slick white stuff.

So many rigs in the median, trapped in the cables........drawn across the highway lanes like moths to a flame. So many rigs just standing still, something we don't have to put up within the country,  thank goodness!!!!!

Utter exhaustion, I mean to tell you, I have reached the depths of exhaustion!!!! I am also feeling a tad discombobulated.

Hi, I'm Charlie, and I'm a "canine delinquent" , whatever the hell that means!

A hot and humid day today, the cowgirl was sweating like you wouldn't believe.

My cowgirl called me her newest stalker.......I am just trying to keep her close, errrrrr safe......yeah that's it, safe.

I'm beginning to mold from all the rain, ugh!! But the rain has kept the cowgirl inside a lot, and I looooove that!!
She must love it, too, because she gave me a new nickname, Velcro. I'm sure that's because she loves me so much!!

The past two days have been, wellllllllll, stressful for me, and the cowgirl, too.

I helped her do chores this morning, 'cause she was using my favorite, THE HOSE!!

The cowgirl mentioned something about not paying attention, or not listening??? I don't know exactly, I was too busy exploring. Later though, I did hear her mention a "shock collar" , don't know what that is but it sounds terrible. Pffffft, she'd never do that to ME!

So, here's the deal, going to bed flips an inner switch, ( over which I have no control ) causing wild outbursts of zany behavior that the cowgirl has labeled as "the nightly possessions".

I may be a city dog, but I've watched a lot of TV. I've seen shows about "the country " and I thought it was common practice to drop in on the neighbors. For Pete's sake, you guys have businesses called Dew Drop Inn!!

I was really surprised and excited to see my guy, and to get to go to the neighborhood fireworks competition. We had a great few days, but I must admit I missed getting to be in the country with the cowgirl.