Sep 01 2014
New Kid in Town
Happy Labor Day, y’all! I am celebrating by doing as little as possible, whereas for my hard-working sibs, it’s business as usual. There are no holidays for emergency services*.
I did get back to work at the jobette on Saturday, though. I was careful of my back, and let my co-workers know that hauling around 30 pound boxes of visitor guides is out of the question for at least a week. While I was couch bound, I was touched by all the sweet and caring emails from my colleagues. My favorite was the one which read simply, “Drugs help.”
It seemed like a pretty long day, and I wondered if drugs, in addition to helping, stay in your system for a while. Though I hadn’t taken any in more than 24 hours, I still felt more out of it than usual.
When I finally got home from the jobette, I was greeted by Luna as usual, but also by a miniature Luna. I dropped my things on the driveway in surprise, wondering if it was the drugs, but it turned out to be a puppy! Mark had adopted a sweet little girl named Lupe:
Needless to say, I wasted no time in picking up Lupe and cuddling her, which I have done every time I have seen her since, despite the very scented flea collar she sports. It smells a lot like Old Spice, combining the snuggly, wiggly puppy experience with Old Guy fragrance.
She is super happy and adorable. Luna seems to enjoy teaching Lupe how to be a patrol dog, and I’m glad to know there will be two sentinels keeping the monsters at bay as Lupe grows up. She does need to learn about the cat flap, though:
*On the bright side, we can finally have Christmas on Christmas Day this year, since it falls on a Thursday. Yay!
2 Responses to “New Kid in Town”
Glad you’re feeling good enough to return to work, yes drugs help but without the rest to go with it, it would have taken much longer. What a beautiful little Lupe, adorable looking and seems very playful and happy, enjoy the moment.
Don’t you log puppies?!! Beautiful looking – so sleek and shiny black…good enough to cuddle!
Nice to have the pleasure of the dogs, but not the responsibility. I’d like that…
jx