the true life adventures of Ruby, a red dog in the red rocks of Sedona, Arizona
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Nine Years On
We've just passed the nine year anniversary of Ruby going to the Rainbow Bridge. How have the years flown by so fast? The first ...
Wednesday, September 09, 2009
Tuesday, September 08, 2009
Final Journey
My buddy, Beau, who spent so much time staying at our house this year while his family was away, unexpectedly went to the Rainbow Bridge last night. His dad was out of town and his mum had been trying to call my mum when he started acting funny, but our family was at a party and so we didn't find out until we were on our way home.
Mum was very sad last night, so I kept my head resting in her hands while her eyes were leaking. I stayed close to her on the bed during the night and my fur got all wet because her eyes wouldn't stop leaking.
We spent a lot of time with Beau this year, so we feel like he was part of the family. Here are some of our favorite memories of him.
At Indian Gardens, a place where there is people food outside and dogs are allowed.
In the snow at Griffiths Springs, one of our favorite winter places. Beau loved the snow as much as I do.
On my chaise. Yes, Beau took over my chaise when he came to stay, but I willingly gave it up - he was much bigger than me. He could make himself look really small when he curled up.
Playing "Beau Stones" at Dry Creek. He would dive right under the water and retrieve a rock from the bottom. He loved that game.
His favorite position. He looked very regal when he crossed his paws.
He was a good sport, too, and would play along with the silly things we do at our house. I'm going to miss you, Beau.
Mum was very sad last night, so I kept my head resting in her hands while her eyes were leaking. I stayed close to her on the bed during the night and my fur got all wet because her eyes wouldn't stop leaking.
We spent a lot of time with Beau this year, so we feel like he was part of the family. Here are some of our favorite memories of him.
At Indian Gardens, a place where there is people food outside and dogs are allowed.
In the snow at Griffiths Springs, one of our favorite winter places. Beau loved the snow as much as I do.
On my chaise. Yes, Beau took over my chaise when he came to stay, but I willingly gave it up - he was much bigger than me. He could make himself look really small when he curled up.
Playing "Beau Stones" at Dry Creek. He would dive right under the water and retrieve a rock from the bottom. He loved that game.
His favorite position. He looked very regal when he crossed his paws.
He was a good sport, too, and would play along with the silly things we do at our house. I'm going to miss you, Beau.
Saturday, September 05, 2009
Crawdad Fishing, Ruby Style
It's been an exhausting week. I've spent hours at the creek, fishing for crawdads.
And do you know how many I've caught?
One.
Almost.
It jumped out at me and I almost caught it in my mouth!
There's a fine art to this crawdad fishing lark. Mum has captured some of my best techniques on this video she made.
And do you know how many I've caught?
One.
Almost.
It jumped out at me and I almost caught it in my mouth!
There's a fine art to this crawdad fishing lark. Mum has captured some of my best techniques on this video she made.
The fun's all in the hunt, anyway, and boy, did I have fun!
Wednesday, September 02, 2009
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