Our Christmas, 2011

Well.... I am going to start our Christmas adventure with our dog Joey,  our beautiful
 English Shepard.

(Joey tangled in the Christmas ribbon.)

After hours of setting up the tree....I had to re-due the tree this year!!!!
 Thanks to our faithful companion Joey (above).

For, this is what I found on our floor early Christmas morn.

(The remains of my peacock!!!)

Allow me to show you, what this gorgeous bird once looked like...
and...
the absorbent price, I payed for this pretty birdie
at the speciality Christmas shop.
A place I do not frequent, because of the prices!!!!

(My blue Styrofoam and feathered Peacock, once graced my tree)

But I gifted myself this year....Isn't it beautiful?..
my doggy thought so too!
We found Joey, with blue paws that morning, sooo we assume..

 I think he must of had some help pulling my blue bird down...
Just look at those guilty Christmas eyes on Lucky Buttons!

(below)

(Buttons with Christmas fever)

Welcome Little Lucy Belle

Another Kitty Left on Our Door Step

We will call this pretty little girl Lucy Belle.
Yesterday during a windy, wet snow fall we opened our front door to go and scrape off the frozen ice that was on the car window shields, when this little kitty ran up to us,she was wet and shivering.

We looked her over and soon saw her sad state, her eyes were weeping, her ears were covered in a thick layer of black gunk, that usually indicates that there are ear mites present, the tips of her ears were frozen. Her paws and belly were dirty, and she seemed hungry.

I and my husband are very upset with the folks around here...just dropping animals off at our door step! Leaving small animals in the cold to manage on their own.

(our dog was left at our door, in -35 last January)

Mr.B gave Lucy a bath (above)

We took her to the vet, she looked her over, cleaned out her ears more,
told us to continue cleaning them with mineral oil.

 Gave her a shot for the mite's and possible worms.

Weighed her in , the vet said she was small for her age and underweight,

she could be approximately 6 or 7 months old. 

We set up an appointment for 10 days from today.

At the desk, the receptionist asked her name...Hmmm 

Lucy, Lucy Belle!

Back at home, after some food, and a rest Lucy Belle settled in nicely.
 Even if I do find her family, I don't think I have the heart to hand her over to them...
They did not take care of her!!!
 Even the vet said Lucy was better off with us! Her previous owners are neglectful!!!
Welcome Lucy Belle...

tracegracehttp://www.blogger.com/profile/1207860700022342656562011-11-10T14:22:07.417-06:00

A White/Blue Christmas

Its quiet the chore to change ones Christmas tree!
I used to have a red and gold tree, well still do..it's in the family room...
 Leadings from my heart and the desire to always have a white Christmas tree with blue trim
Made me do it :)
Well here it is....

Bows,  buttons, and ornament are white, blue, and silver...

My snow babies fit right in...