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Wednesday, January 27, 2016
Jack in a bed
Good Morning! DH was off early to do paperwork for next job. Evidently, Jack got cold and joined me in the pre-dawn darkness, managing to get up on the bed on his own. He missed his warm body. I had fallen asleep without even getting under the covers, but he found a spot under my throw. Seems if he has the incentive - he can get on my bed just fine. Jill has yet to get up the nerve.
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Jack sure looks like one happy boy. Usual in morning when one of us get up. Our dog Daisy joins us.
ReplyDeleteCoffee is on
They like being included, don't they?
DeleteI like Jack. He has a face you got to love.
ReplyDeleteI think that about almost every dog ;-)
Deleteso darn cute!!!
ReplyDeleteThanks, Theresa, you have some pretty good looking 'babies' yourself!
DeleteI would say Jack likes the old new bed or the new old bed. Oh whatever he likes it.
ReplyDeleteI'd say. Jill gets nervous when we put her up. I fear a broken leg if she jumps wrong, she's so skiddish.
DeleteBless his heart. He looks quite contented. Jill will have to take lessons. Poor Gracie is getting old. It usually takes her 3-4 tries before she masters the jump anymore. I have tried steps but she turns up her snoot at that..
ReplyDeleteHe is getting quite good at jumping up, his shoulder seems to be fine now. He leaps up there like a deer over a tall fence. Poor Gracie, you'll just have to keep lifting her.
DeleteYup they always find a way. Love our furbabies
ReplyDeleteI'm sure that lots of people wonder why I would even want them on the bed. I thought this myself when I luxuriated by myself, at first. Seeing Jill huddled, shaking, alone - I wanted to comfort her. Jack gets cold sometimes and wants my body heat. Those were my reasons for wanting a bigger bed in the first place. I am such a pushover ...
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