With the exception of eight weeks of Christmas holiday type activity and two weeks of wedding blitz, my lovely lab has spent all of her four years of life in the relatively mild state of Colorado. All of her exposure to Texas has been, until now, in the mild-mannered winter months of December and January. The temperature of 96 degrees isn't something she even realized could happen, much less would happen on a daily basis. Texas is hot, she's noticed. Much hotter than anything she's ever seen before. As the temperatures rise, I find her more and more camping on the cool tile of the bathroom. By the end of the summer, she might find a way to sleep in the freezer.
Friday, June 6, 2008
She's chocolate and she's melting.
With the exception of eight weeks of Christmas holiday type activity and two weeks of wedding blitz, my lovely lab has spent all of her four years of life in the relatively mild state of Colorado. All of her exposure to Texas has been, until now, in the mild-mannered winter months of December and January. The temperature of 96 degrees isn't something she even realized could happen, much less would happen on a daily basis. Texas is hot, she's noticed. Much hotter than anything she's ever seen before. As the temperatures rise, I find her more and more camping on the cool tile of the bathroom. By the end of the summer, she might find a way to sleep in the freezer.
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