The paracord keychain I made in memory of Norman.
amywern says:
“Perhaps they are not stars, but rather openings in heaven where the love of our lost ones pours through and shines down upon us to let us know they are happy.”
Thank you so much Amy and everyone else who leaves such inspiring messages on my Norman posts. Your inside on death and grieving is so uplifting and I cherish all the messages.
Donna and the Dogs says:
And I think having the necklace engraved was a wonderful idea. It’s nice that you have found all these ways to honor and remember him.
I have another way I am remembering Norman so check back tomorrow for Nothing But Norman.
Oh, there is something good there in the brush – can even see those tails a-waggin’.
They probably have tons of toys they could play with too, and they end up choosing that to chew on!
Yes your so right, they have all kinds of toys. I guess I shouldn’t complain they don’t eat the tootsie rolls so this might be better?
Oh My. God! I can’t believe you put a picture of your dog with a turd coming out up on the blog. I laughed so damn hard. Thanks for the chuckle!
LOL, yes yes I put a picture of a pooping dog up. I love poop and love taking pictures of pooping dogs. Why not share the joy, hey? Got people’s attention and hopefully they will scoop their poop.
Sara is beautiful. I wonder if she has PRA? I hope she finds a wonderful home, but at $200 for a senior dog with vision issues, I fear she may linger on foster care for the rest of her days
I agree to Linda, the adoption is kinda high for a senior dog but I do understand their reasoning’s, they need all the money and resources they can get to keep adopting out pets, maybe they will lower in if no bites and she can find a good home.
Nellie it’s ok Pruven to the rescue, you don’t need to be sad anymore.
Sue at Talking Dogs says:
I have to say, I am really impressed! That stuff would be mighty handy!
I always would swear by a product called Equalizer sold at vet clinics as I would always have a bottle of that on hand and it would clean up anything. But I have to say this Pruven is giving it a run for it’s money. So far it has cleaned up everything I needed it to.
it needs no words it says so much. and it’s just wonderful
You are so right easy. No words needed. I just love the American Flag and Glory was named after it along with after Lady Gaga’s song Edge Of Glory. This was taken on my last photo shoot with Norman. I saw the flag and wondered if I would be able to get a picture of Glory with it being it was so high up in the air. I think I did a fine job getting a photo of both Glory’s.
Nellie got a bird.
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The pooches had a long day on Wednesday for their hunting day. We went hunting with a puppy from one of Nellie’s previous litters. Riley is 4 yrs old and had a lot of energy when it comes to hunting. When we first let the dogs out of the truck they had to run as fast as they could and play grab ass. That is what we call chasing after each other and trying to grab them. They did this for awhile until they figured out they should be sticking their noses to the ground and picking up scents instead of grabbing each others asses. We had a 6 hr hunt and got our 4 birds. It was a day of running, walking, stopping to take a break (but not for long) and off hopping threw the bogs in the marsh, running threw the water and more running, walking, running. They really got their work out this day. They were poop’ed by the end of the day and curled up on the couch to take a snooze. Senior gal Nellie kept right up with them.
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Great follow-up – love that last photo.
Great follow up post. We got a pheasant from our neighbor once too. Sadly it was a prehistoric guy and my parents said it was more like one of Easy’s chewing bones. Maybe our neighbor knew it and that was the reason for the unexpected gift.
Awesome follow-up, thanks for joining us in the blog hop! I love all the things you are doing for Norman’s memory, it is heart warming and inspiring.
I love talking poop too, but I don’t have the balls to put a photo of a pooping dog up. 😉
Have a great weekend!!
Grab ass. I’m still laughing! Great follow up! Looking forward to your post tomorrow to see your other new Norman memory piece 🙂
Glad I popped on over for Follow-up Friday, ’cause I missed the Monday Mischief post! 🙂
I’ll be sure to check back again to see your next Nothing But Norman post.
Hi Y’all!
What a great post! Wish I’d been there to join the hunt!
Y’all come by now,
Hawk aka BrownDog
Looks like a great dog week and I love watching them just run full out to get rid of that first energy:)
What a sweet keychain in honor of Norman. Thanks for the catchup
Awwwe…look at the three of them together on the couch! You can tell they love each other lots!
Great photos of the dogs running and enjoying themselves, and then crashed afterwards….it looks like they have a pretty comfy couch there! I never thought too much about pheasant, but I think that is something I might try if I ever got the opportunity.
Those pups surely looked pooped after that big hunting workout. Good FitDogging!!
Wow an action packed week! As for the senior adoption, I understand that it takes money to run a rescue, but the best rescues imo do fundraising to help with their expenses. I saw an opinion piece recently about how rescues have simply replaced breeders (or puppy millers) as those selling puppies at pet stores and it is apparently big money. Kind of made me think.