Family Photos
I love my family and friends.
If it weren't for them, I'd be even more hysterical and depressed than I
usually am.
Robin's Pomapoo, Apu,
tries to blend in with a herd of wild wiener dogs.
My great-grandson Andrew and Robin's dog Apu are both three years old! Aren't they darling?
Apu is probably the best-behaved dog in the entire universe.
From all I can gather from his parents, the same can't quite be said of Andrew :) But he loves his new sister!
Look! It's an oogly Kasumi! Emily says she's going to show this one to Kasumi's gentleman callers when she begins dating :)
This
little guy is George G. Dammit (used to be called Cody, although who knows
what his real name was? Well, he probably does, but he couldn't tell me).
He's a wonderful wiener dog, around two-ish, who found a great home in
Silver City (not with NMDR this time).
This
is George G during his first hike in the hills around Silver City.
And
this is George G AFTER his first hike in the hills around Silver City
Here's
Lucy on her last day with my pack, all dressed up in her new pink collar,
posing with Dandy. Now that Lucy's gone, Dandy's my only problem child :)
Heidi & Skipper nap. In my chair. Sigh.
Dandy and Skipper are best buds.
This
is what my wiener dogs do when I'm at work. Wish I could do that!
Rosie and Daisy looking cute.
Rudy is an elderly gent, but he loves his ball. My last foster wiener, Hot Dog, was adopted by a lovely family in Santa Fe.
This is my great-aunt
Alice, after whom I was named. Well, Aunt Alice and a set of spoons, but
that's another story. She was my father's aunt.
This is my father
in about 1905. He won a beautiful baby contest in Hartland, Maine! You can
see why.
This is the original Emma Craig, my mother's mother. She was born in Berne,
Switzerland, and came to this country in 1888 (I think). She worked as a
seamstress at Nieman Marcus in Dallas before she married my grandfather.
And
here is a picture of my mother's family (the Wilsons) in about 1919. This
was taken on the property on which I live now, and my grandmother (nee Emma
Craig) was probably only 49ish. Rough life!