dog food

Last night was depressing.  I went to the grocery store.

Back in the spring, I mentioned that I had noticed a lot of the things I pretty much HAVE to buy on a regular basis had gone up relatively significantly.  Well, now (in just the past week or two), they’ve gone up AGAIN.

My husband works for a local hotel. He is at work today and told me not to expect him home as scheduled. Gustav evacuees are checking in today. Luckily the hotel has a pet friendly policy. While this is his job, I know that he will make the evacuees feel welcome.

She did, however, somehow manage to get a piece of dog food stuck to her leg.

I tried to argue that, when you don’t have pockets, you have to come up with creative ways to transport snacks for later, but the Butcher took the food off her leg anyway.

I have seen things I cannot unsee and I have heard the term “beef sleeve” more often than one person should be required to.

But my dog is delighted and it will be worth the flashbacks to the afore-mentioned un-unseeable things to have my dog happy.

Me around about 10 months old:

Braden at 10 months old:

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When it comes to ground beef, the dog and I have a ritual.  The humans eat the beef and I roll her dog food around in the grease at the bottom of the pan and she eats the dog food.  We’ve been doing it this way her whole life.  No problems.  She loves it and it seems to help her dry skin.