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Of course no one cares about this but Tom and I but to us, it’s a big deal! Ty’s excited and Jag a little bit but that’s about it. It starts at 6 pm local time and we have the … Continue reading →

Yesterday Ty and I ran down to Denver to get him some new clothes. We left Harley in her crate not sure how she’d do being locked up for 5 hours. When we made it back at 2, she was … Continue reading →

Both kids (dogs) are up, have had breakfast and have been outside for walks. Yesterday Harley went to the doctor for her first check up and all is well. We were advised to work in a better quality food (which … Continue reading →

This week Jag is back in school and now Ty is off. We’re lucky it worked out this way as now Ty is home this week to help with Harley. He does have basketball for an hour each day during … Continue reading →

We woke to mostly blue sky and headed out to the gym. Harley is a pretty darn good dog who sleeps through the night, does her business outside, for the most part, and is all puppy. She and Mojo are … Continue reading →

First off, we have a name change. Our pups name is now Harley! This was Lori’s choice all along and after a few hours it just seemed to fit better. It was a really good day with both dogs having … Continue reading →

Yesterday we had a new addition to the family as we rescued a 13 week old pup. Ali guessed it the day before. Of course timing wasn’t perfect as we had planned on getting a new dog this Fall but … Continue reading →

Looks like another round, and hopefully the last, of snow is coming. It’s supposed to hit tomorrow night and last through Saturday morning. Ty has a track meet tonight where I think he’s running the 800 and 1600. He’s pretty … Continue reading →

This morning Jag has to be at the hospital by 8 am for a couple surgeries. I think one is a hardware removal in the hand or elbow and I’m not sure what the other one is. He’s super lucky … Continue reading →

I made it to the airport by 5:30 and was in Chicago by 9 am Colorado time. As I walked outside the airport you could feel the bone chilling cold with the wind coming off the lake as it penetrated … Continue reading →