I can't believe my Sophie-Bug is 5 today.... where does time go??
This was Sophie, at maybe 6 months of age??
It seems like yesterday I brought my little pup-pup home!! I have no idea where time goes- or why I haven't blogged in FOREVER... sorry everyone! I know that I am hoping to be back to blogging as soon as my newest family member comes home. She's going to grow fast and it's great to have a record of that.
Anyway, it has bee a busy, BUSY few weeks. Daydreaming about Eromit's Here For A Reason coming home (tentative registered name). Getting report cards done. Entering into the final homestretch of work for the year, which is always a nightmare busy time for a regular teacher, much less a Special Ed. teacher (PAPERWORK, here I come!), cleaning the house and on and on...
But, in the meantime, we are celebrating Sophie's big birthday today with bones for everyone...
Yum Yum! Beef bones!
Spikey gets one too...
Chomp, chomp! Sophie has hoarded at least 2 more bones over there, beside herself. She's in heaven while I ma meanwhile spring cleaning my house...
Murphy is forced to hide under a chair to avoid loosing her bone to a big, black dog.
In other news, it's 2 weeks until Rease (I think that's her official name!) is coming home... Can't wait. They have hit that adorable, roly-poly 6 week puppy mark. I should find out in the next week or so which girl is mine too. Exciting!
And, I've been quilting again. This time, a baby quilt for a colleague. I think it turned out adorable...
The gal already knows she is having a boy, but she likes green and is using loads of green in the baby room. So, my EA's and I went together on this quilt- they bought the materials and I finished sewing it last night. I love it!
I have a new sewing machine that does many, MANY quilting stitches so each of the blocks ended up with it's own heirloom stitch... I love that little detail that makes the blanket seem even more special to me.
Other than that life around here is pretty normal. Except, I am thinking the rats may just have to find new homes. Murphy is starting to discover her true terrier nature and I am struggling to keep her out of the rat room, keep her sane and not torture the poor things. :( Any suggestions of what to do with a brood of adorable, SWEET ratties??