Love is...

I think the hubby is in love. And I'm jealous. He's fallen in love with Willie.

I can see it in his eyes. Willie can do no wrong. Willie is the "golden child".

I saw this look in the hubby's eyes when he was training Frankie. He's able to bond so well with which ever dog he's working with. He's a dog trainer at heart, he just didn't know it until he met Frankie.

Luckily, I've fallen in love with Frankie thru this bonding process. Even though I still feel guilty not working with Willie as much, Frankie is a fun dog to work and I'm really enjoying it. And so is he.

We're such a weird family.

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Anonymous said…
I have been watching you blog for a while, I make natural products for people, pets & horses & I happen to be in a wheelchair also. If you are interested in some kind of meeting of the minds (so to speak) let me know. I'm not sure if you are into natural products but I like your site just the same.
6:06 PM
The WillaWoman said…
This is interesting. Do you have a website.

Thanks for reading!
The WillaWoman
1:30 AM
Anonymous said…
Yeah... www.kendermanufacturing.com
It's the main portal, so you will need to use the "Kender Kennel" link in either the navigation bar or within the body of the site. I offer both wholesale & retail pricing, so you would be able to choose either to just buy for yourself or buy wholesale by the case & sell to your friends & family much like you would Avon.
May I put a link to your site off my blogs? If so, email me directly or drop a note in either my pet blog or general blog.
Aidana
Aidana
10:03 AM
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