We had the window open in the bedroom, before going to bed. Some mosquitoes took the liberty to fly inside. They are annoying. The sound of them is disturbing. If they bite, it itches.
Some birds eat a lot of mosquitoes. We would not want such a bird inside the bedroom, but if we had one outside the window, it would have been great. You cannot get anything, though.
It is with considerable awe of my predecessors, and no small amount of nervousness, that I write this blog post. I will do my best to keep up with the legendary Hailey and my late friend Polly, to take good care of their blog.
This blog is written in English. This is not my first language. My mother taught me Swedish, Icelandic, and some Spanish, the language of my Mexican breed. Still, English is an international language among dogs, as well as among humans. Modern dog breeding had its origin in England, English is the most common of the four official languages of the FCI, and we do learn it. Polly has also taught me a great deal. I hope I will not make anyone disappointed with the language.
We will have to see what I can write about. I will try to write in the style of Hailey and Polly. Laila, Morran, Viola, and Pepe have all said they may help me, for which I am grateful.
Stay tuned, please!
Polly
SEUCH Aangenaam Full Moon Eclipse
* 19 February 2010
+ 2 June 2023
Rest in peace, dear friend!
This blog will be cared for by Polly’s Chihuahua friend Piffy, until a descendant of Polly is able to take over.
We talked about my granddaughter Honey today. She must have her hips x rayed, so we can know for sure she has good hips. When this is done, and she will most probably have a good result, she will be able to get pups.
It is very satisfying to have pups. It is also a continuance of the life, to future generations. I hope Honey will get many pups. She will certainly enjoy it.
We have to make an appointment with the vet for the X ray examination. This can be done soon. I hope all will go well.
I would like for Honey to inherit this blog. Since she does not live here, she has never tried. It might be that Piffy will take care of the blog in trust for Honey.
We have nice and sunny spring days, but I feel too tired to truly enjoy it. This morning, I jumped down from the sofa, but I sort of missed the floor with my paws, falling on my belly. I cannot run around with the younger dogs. I see their happiness, I recognise it, but I cannot fully participate in it. It is nice to lay down to rest, though.
Paula and I watched a documentary about a part of Japanese history, in the 16th century. It is always nice to learn more about Japan. I just wish they would say more about dogs, especially Shibas. We are an essential part of Japanese history.
