So this weather sucks huh? Its hot then it's cold...kinda reminds you of a Katy Perry song. I hear my friends all across the state and the nation, complaining how they wish they could just wear their spring and summer clothes, or the weather ruins their plans for outdoor fun. Obviously that is a concern here as well but it goes even further than that. In my rural community it's really smacking us around. With the freeze, our wheat may not make it. Wheat is a very hardy crop, but right now, it's looking pretty rough. Wilted and yellowed from the freeze. Levi assures me if we get some heat and a little moisture things will perk up a bit. A small ray of hope. The fall crops, like corn and milo, don't stand a chance. A few farmers are saying they're not even going to try and plant unless we get a rain. And by rain I mean slow and steady for days...that just doesn't happen in Western Kansas.
To hear someone complain about too much rain, makes me want to puke. Every time someone complains how this weather is messing with their clothing choices, I want to yell obscenities at them. How selfish. This weather will not only affect my community by creating a tightening of budgets across the board. If the farmers lose money on their crops, they don't buy as many things or go out of town to get cheaper deals from WalMart. Then the local businesses aren't as willing to sponsor community events, youth fundraisers, local charities. Nor are they able to look at expansions and updates to their businesses. As one of those local non-profits who needs community support, things are about to get rough!
On the other hand, this is going to affect the nation's food supply. Wheat prices will go up according to the laws of supply and demand. Without abundant fall crops, it will become more expensive to feed cattle. If you don't know, feedlots, like the big one in my county, rely heavily on corn and silage from local farmers to feed the cattle. I'll begin to hear my city "friends" complain about how their food prices are going up. Yeah remember when you were so concerned about your damn clothes? When all someone sees is concrete and people, I want to suggest they come visit me. I'll show them the land and the stars and air in a way they've never experienced it and then maybe they'll understand.
I'm so proud to be part of a farming community that is responsible for feeding America and the world. But as people complain about the inconvenience to their daily routine, I want them to remember the struggles we face. Our economy will take a hit, people worry constantly about the weather patterns while knowing there's not a damn thing they can do about it. The stress and risk of farm and ranch life is high, but it's rewarding. When it's all you've known and the land is part of your soul, you keep trucking, you stay attached and you make sure you have your damn winter coat handy.
Words of Wisdom: “Farming is a profession of hope”
- Brian Brett
Wednesday, April 17, 2013
Sunday, March 17, 2013
Making the switch
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I hope you're having a wonderful weekend! I'm at home visiting my family and its wonderful!
The retirement of Google Reader is making me switch all my blogs over. Clearly I'm not techie enough so if this looks like crap I'll fix it on the computer.
I hope you're having a wonderful weekend! I'm at home visiting my family and its wonderful!
Sunday, February 17, 2013
This weekend 2-16-13
First off the month of February is kicking my ass! Night meetings for 7 of 10 work days in a row, plus day meetings plus a lot of meal planning for meetings, I'm exhausted.
But back to this weekend. Back in January at our local Pheasants' Forever banquet, I won an overnight stay and a nice gift card to a pretty nice hotel and restaurant in the closest city( which around here is about 20K population). I, of course, am impatient and decided we would use it for Valentine's Day. I imagined shopping a little, looking at rings and then drinking and dancing, while knowing well and good Levi hates to dance.
It didn't quite turn out like that, but it was very fun! We didn't get there until about 6 PM because Levi had been spraying all day. I love that he's such a hard worker, but it clearly interfered with my imagined plans from above. But after checking in we actually got to go ring shopping! I was so nervous. I am horrible with describing what I like in most things, jewelry was going to be hard because I know nothing. Good thing is I learned a lot of cuts and carats and clarity and you know placement of the wedding band. For those of you who are naive like me, the wedding band goes on the inside of the engagement ring ( if you're getting a set). I found a couple I liked, one of which Levi didn't peg me for liking at first. But we didn't leave with one. But I certainly was giddy about the thought. I mean its one step closer to officially being with him for the rest of our lives! And I learned my finger is a 5 1/4. That's definitely the tiniest size of anything I wear. Haha.
We then went back and had dinner. We both had steaks and it was so nice to just enjoy pretty much anything we wanted on the menu. i can't tell you how excited I was to win this trip because I seriously never win anything! It was also so nice to have some time to ourselves in an atmosphere outside our regular routines! I'm so blessed to have someone who constantly makes me laugh and just gets me!
The best part of all was getting to sleep in this morning without Miss Charley waking us up between 530 and 6! We then went and had lunch with our friends Sean and Kelsey and their son, Taesen, who is Levi's godson! We don't live that far apart but never get to hang out so it was nice to catch up!
I need to get on here and blog about my Chicago trip! It was amazing and you know a month ago! But it will get done! ;)
Did you do anything fun this weekend? Am I the only one who thinks (daydreams) incessantly about getting engaged?
But back to this weekend. Back in January at our local Pheasants' Forever banquet, I won an overnight stay and a nice gift card to a pretty nice hotel and restaurant in the closest city( which around here is about 20K population). I, of course, am impatient and decided we would use it for Valentine's Day. I imagined shopping a little, looking at rings and then drinking and dancing, while knowing well and good Levi hates to dance.
It didn't quite turn out like that, but it was very fun! We didn't get there until about 6 PM because Levi had been spraying all day. I love that he's such a hard worker, but it clearly interfered with my imagined plans from above. But after checking in we actually got to go ring shopping! I was so nervous. I am horrible with describing what I like in most things, jewelry was going to be hard because I know nothing. Good thing is I learned a lot of cuts and carats and clarity and you know placement of the wedding band. For those of you who are naive like me, the wedding band goes on the inside of the engagement ring ( if you're getting a set). I found a couple I liked, one of which Levi didn't peg me for liking at first. But we didn't leave with one. But I certainly was giddy about the thought. I mean its one step closer to officially being with him for the rest of our lives! And I learned my finger is a 5 1/4. That's definitely the tiniest size of anything I wear. Haha.
We then went back and had dinner. We both had steaks and it was so nice to just enjoy pretty much anything we wanted on the menu. i can't tell you how excited I was to win this trip because I seriously never win anything! It was also so nice to have some time to ourselves in an atmosphere outside our regular routines! I'm so blessed to have someone who constantly makes me laugh and just gets me!
The best part of all was getting to sleep in this morning without Miss Charley waking us up between 530 and 6! We then went and had lunch with our friends Sean and Kelsey and their son, Taesen, who is Levi's godson! We don't live that far apart but never get to hang out so it was nice to catch up!
I need to get on here and blog about my Chicago trip! It was amazing and you know a month ago! But it will get done! ;)
Did you do anything fun this weekend? Am I the only one who thinks (daydreams) incessantly about getting engaged?
Sunday, November 4, 2012
The last month in review
Like usual my posts come at monthly intervals rather than weekly or daily. That's not to say I haven't tried. I have a lot of drafts and a small notebook with ideas of things I'd like to write about. It's just finding the time in my day to sit down and write. And usually the last thing I want to do at the end of the day is spend anymore time on the computer. Atleast not my work computer. And currently my personal laptop that is going on 6 years old will not charge. Blame it on the puppy chewing on the charger cord. So on top of other things I have to figure out how to get 6 years of documents off my computer....I thankfully have all the photos and music saved already.
In the past month and a week, I've been gone a lot for work it seems. The day of my birthday I had to head to Wichita for a 2 day conference for a grant project. It was an amazing conference, but it made for a very long week. I then did a few other short trips here and there and meetings. It's months like last month and this month that I really wish I had the balls to ask for either a raise or an assistant. I could work 12 hour days all the time if I wanted to, but I also want to be compensated for my work, plus a lot of the things that I put off until the last minute actually involve other people. Needless to say, keeping track and planning for 4 upcoming events, as well as overseeing three projects and working on one grant and consulting entrepreneurs and managing the financials is making me feel like I'm losing my mind. It's also making for one really grouchy Simone. People keep saying that I need to learn to say no or delegate, but a lot of what I'm working on are requirements or things that I would be glad to delegate if I had someone to delegate them to. So just say a little prayer that things finish up and go smoothly without me forgetting important details or have a serious breakdown.
In the past month, I've gotten no where with potty training Miss Charley. Levi and I are trying really hard but it seems near impossible. Especially when we're gone all day long and don't have jobs that we can take her with us. It breaks my heart and makes me feel like a bad puppy mom. It's even worse that Levi's mom got a little puppy who is younger than Charley and she's already got it down pat...but I guess it helps when you have a boss who will let you bring your dog to work. Sometimes his mom will say things that make me feel like I'm not a good enough puppy mom and won't make a very good real mom. Don't get me wrong, I love his mom, she's a wonderful, sweet, talented woman, but I hate that feeling that I'm not going to ever be good enough. Before I add another worry on my list, I should remember that human babies won't happening for a while so I still have time to figure it out.
To keep from being a completely awful puppy mom I come out to Levi's almost every night to help take care of Charley...and well because frankly I'm pretty fond of being with Levi too. This however leaves my house in town as a turn-around point for me. A place to kick off my shoes and clothes and eat breakfast and shower. But never a place to sit down and relax or clean. On top of the added work stress, this back and forth, which place is my "home", I have a house that's a pig sty is really wearing on me. There's more to it that I don't want to share in great detail but let's just say I've been made to feel guilty and lower than pond scum(not by Levi just to clarify).
Levi's been my rock, my arm of reason and always there for me with his love and support and I couldn't be more blessed to have a man like him. He's been really busy with work too lately so most evenings we're couch potatoes and have just enough energy to catch either up on our days and cook supper before we veg out with the TV or video games or Pinterest. I can't tell how much I appreciate how hard of a worker he is. He works his arse off to get his job and other jobs around the shop done and done right. And I can't tell you how much more it makes me love him!
I sent someone a little birthday care package as my first random act of kindness...it wasn't necessarily random in the selection of people, but it wasn't someone I'd normally do that kind of thing for. I knew how much receiving something would mean to this person, and the thank you I received showed that I was right.
I've also booked my flight to go see John in Chicago in January!! I'm so excited! I've never been to Chicago and we're making a list of all the must see/eat/do things! I'm already certain I will put on at least 10 pounds while I'm there. I can't wait to have real Chicago pizza and we've got reservations for The Girl and The Goat. Please let me know if you have any suggestions for things to do in Chicago!
In other news, Levi and I were lumberjacks for Halloween! We help host this community Halloween party with about 10 other couples. My costume was insanely skanky but I guess I missed that phase in college so you have to do it once in your life, right?
In the past month and a week, I've been gone a lot for work it seems. The day of my birthday I had to head to Wichita for a 2 day conference for a grant project. It was an amazing conference, but it made for a very long week. I then did a few other short trips here and there and meetings. It's months like last month and this month that I really wish I had the balls to ask for either a raise or an assistant. I could work 12 hour days all the time if I wanted to, but I also want to be compensated for my work, plus a lot of the things that I put off until the last minute actually involve other people. Needless to say, keeping track and planning for 4 upcoming events, as well as overseeing three projects and working on one grant and consulting entrepreneurs and managing the financials is making me feel like I'm losing my mind. It's also making for one really grouchy Simone. People keep saying that I need to learn to say no or delegate, but a lot of what I'm working on are requirements or things that I would be glad to delegate if I had someone to delegate them to. So just say a little prayer that things finish up and go smoothly without me forgetting important details or have a serious breakdown.
In the past month, I've gotten no where with potty training Miss Charley. Levi and I are trying really hard but it seems near impossible. Especially when we're gone all day long and don't have jobs that we can take her with us. It breaks my heart and makes me feel like a bad puppy mom. It's even worse that Levi's mom got a little puppy who is younger than Charley and she's already got it down pat...but I guess it helps when you have a boss who will let you bring your dog to work. Sometimes his mom will say things that make me feel like I'm not a good enough puppy mom and won't make a very good real mom. Don't get me wrong, I love his mom, she's a wonderful, sweet, talented woman, but I hate that feeling that I'm not going to ever be good enough. Before I add another worry on my list, I should remember that human babies won't happening for a while so I still have time to figure it out.
To keep from being a completely awful puppy mom I come out to Levi's almost every night to help take care of Charley...and well because frankly I'm pretty fond of being with Levi too. This however leaves my house in town as a turn-around point for me. A place to kick off my shoes and clothes and eat breakfast and shower. But never a place to sit down and relax or clean. On top of the added work stress, this back and forth, which place is my "home", I have a house that's a pig sty is really wearing on me. There's more to it that I don't want to share in great detail but let's just say I've been made to feel guilty and lower than pond scum(not by Levi just to clarify).
Levi's been my rock, my arm of reason and always there for me with his love and support and I couldn't be more blessed to have a man like him. He's been really busy with work too lately so most evenings we're couch potatoes and have just enough energy to catch either up on our days and cook supper before we veg out with the TV or video games or Pinterest. I can't tell how much I appreciate how hard of a worker he is. He works his arse off to get his job and other jobs around the shop done and done right. And I can't tell you how much more it makes me love him!
In less whiny news, I went to a Cocktails and Canvas event in Leoti where I painted pumpkins. There were about 18 people there and everyone's pumpkins looked different which I thought was pretty cool! Here's me with the instructor, Pat Norton, who is a legit artist by trade:
I have made a little progress on my birthday list: I've made three new recipes already.
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| Loaded baked potato dip |
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| Lazy Sunday Casserole |
I sent someone a little birthday care package as my first random act of kindness...it wasn't necessarily random in the selection of people, but it wasn't someone I'd normally do that kind of thing for. I knew how much receiving something would mean to this person, and the thank you I received showed that I was right.
I've also booked my flight to go see John in Chicago in January!! I'm so excited! I've never been to Chicago and we're making a list of all the must see/eat/do things! I'm already certain I will put on at least 10 pounds while I'm there. I can't wait to have real Chicago pizza and we've got reservations for The Girl and The Goat. Please let me know if you have any suggestions for things to do in Chicago!
In other news, Levi and I were lumberjacks for Halloween! We help host this community Halloween party with about 10 other couples. My costume was insanely skanky but I guess I missed that phase in college so you have to do it once in your life, right?
Hopefully I'll be back to post again before the end of the month but the next two weeks are booked almost solid with work things and then it's my favorite holiday! :)
Tuesday, October 2, 2012
Happy Birthday to Me - The List
My dear friend Abbey at Finding My Forever made a list for her 23rd birthday - 24 things to do before she turned 24. Because I think that is brilliant and I love lists so I need to make sure I'm doing more fun things to keep my sanity and live a little more, I'm making a 25 things before 25 list. Since today is my birthday, it shall start today.
1) Participate in a Color Run - most likely I will walk, not run, but I will do it.
2) Go to Chicago and visit my friend John.
3) Visit 3 of the 8 Wonders of Kansas.
4) Go to the Garden City Zoo.
5) Perform 12 Random Acts of Kindness.
6) Read a book a month = 12 books.
7) Eat at and blog about 4 of the 24 8 Wonders of Kansas Cuisine Finalists. I've eaten at 2 of the 24 previously and will review them for a total of 6 places.
8) Send "thinking of you" cards or letters to 5 people.
9) Make Margaret's bread from scratch by myself.
10) Make marshmallows from scratch.
11) Try 25 new recipes.
12) Practice Spanish and become fluent enough to have dinner with Myra, Carmina, or Giovanna and speak only Spanish.
13) Go on a spontaneous trip with my parents. To preface, my parents have a tendency to decide the day of that they're going to go somewhere or do something. Because I'm a control freak, planner, I usually don't seize the opportunity because of this reason or that.
14) Go on a spontaneous trip by myself. Whether its a day trip or an overnighter, I need to just go be by myself and explore.
15) Make a craft from Pinterest - either this:
or this:
16) Donate to help sea turtles. This has been on my list of things to do before I get married forever, thanks to the book The View from Saturday. I think I'll adopt a turtle through the Sea Turtle Conservancy.
17) Meet up with my friend Krystal somewhere...maybe in Orlando, maybe saving sea turtles.
18) Do the Wichita County Swim Team Tri-Athlon on July 4.
19) Start up Pass the Pyrex in Wichita County. This sort of falls under the 25 RAKs but it's very specific and will hopefully encourage others to perform RAKs.
20) Throw an outrageous themed party - booze, costumes, and music!
21) Finish staining my fence.
22) Go an entire week without saying "I'm sorry" for silly things.
23) Blog twice a week for a month.
24) Ride a jetski by myself.
25) Catch a fish and remove it from the hook by myself.
For my birthday, please leave me a comment. Give me a suggestion for a random act of kindness you've done, advice for learning to love running or your favorite Wonder of Kansas!
1) Participate in a Color Run - most likely I will walk, not run, but I will do it.
2) Go to Chicago and visit my friend John.
3) Visit 3 of the 8 Wonders of Kansas.
4) Go to the Garden City Zoo.
5) Perform 12 Random Acts of Kindness.
6) Read a book a month = 12 books.
7) Eat at and blog about 4 of the 24 8 Wonders of Kansas Cuisine Finalists. I've eaten at 2 of the 24 previously and will review them for a total of 6 places.
8) Send "thinking of you" cards or letters to 5 people.
9) Make Margaret's bread from scratch by myself.
10) Make marshmallows from scratch.
11) Try 25 new recipes.
12) Practice Spanish and become fluent enough to have dinner with Myra, Carmina, or Giovanna and speak only Spanish.
13) Go on a spontaneous trip with my parents. To preface, my parents have a tendency to decide the day of that they're going to go somewhere or do something. Because I'm a control freak, planner, I usually don't seize the opportunity because of this reason or that.
14) Go on a spontaneous trip by myself. Whether its a day trip or an overnighter, I need to just go be by myself and explore.
15) Make a craft from Pinterest - either this:
or this:
16) Donate to help sea turtles. This has been on my list of things to do before I get married forever, thanks to the book The View from Saturday. I think I'll adopt a turtle through the Sea Turtle Conservancy.
17) Meet up with my friend Krystal somewhere...maybe in Orlando, maybe saving sea turtles.
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| Krystal and Mike and I in Italy |
19) Start up Pass the Pyrex in Wichita County. This sort of falls under the 25 RAKs but it's very specific and will hopefully encourage others to perform RAKs.
20) Throw an outrageous themed party - booze, costumes, and music!
21) Finish staining my fence.
22) Go an entire week without saying "I'm sorry" for silly things.
23) Blog twice a week for a month.
24) Ride a jetski by myself.
25) Catch a fish and remove it from the hook by myself.
For my birthday, please leave me a comment. Give me a suggestion for a random act of kindness you've done, advice for learning to love running or your favorite Wonder of Kansas!
Thursday, September 27, 2012
Colorado Vacation 2012: A Fishy Tale
So I'm only about 3 months behind on this one, but I want to tell the world of yet another strawberry blonde moment before I move on to other things in my life.
To refresh your memory, on July 4, Levi's lovely sister, got married in a simple, beautiful ceremony in Grand Lake, Colorado. Levi and I stood up as witnesses for them. We stayed in this cute cabin and the parents stayed in one a few miles outside of town. On Thursday, the day after the wedding, we headed out to their cabin for breakfast of mush, sausage, bacon, and coffee! Yum!
After breakfast, Levi and I headed out to the lake to do a little fishing. I cast the pole a few times and then we decided we should go out in the canoe or paddle boat and try fishing! I love canoeing so I was game. I told him I needed to go to the cabin real quick to get some sunscreen and then we could head out. As soon as I came out, he told me to go grab his pole and we'd load up. I walked over to grab the pole but it was gone. He asked if I'd secured it when I went inside and the obvious answer was "no, you didn't tell me." So, there it was, gone in a matter of seconds. A very expensive fishing pole. As we stood looking out over the clear water, trying to spot the pole, we saw the bobber pop to the top and then right back down.
To refresh your memory, on July 4, Levi's lovely sister, got married in a simple, beautiful ceremony in Grand Lake, Colorado. Levi and I stood up as witnesses for them. We stayed in this cute cabin and the parents stayed in one a few miles outside of town. On Thursday, the day after the wedding, we headed out to their cabin for breakfast of mush, sausage, bacon, and coffee! Yum!
After breakfast, Levi and I headed out to the lake to do a little fishing. I cast the pole a few times and then we decided we should go out in the canoe or paddle boat and try fishing! I love canoeing so I was game. I told him I needed to go to the cabin real quick to get some sunscreen and then we could head out. As soon as I came out, he told me to go grab his pole and we'd load up. I walked over to grab the pole but it was gone. He asked if I'd secured it when I went inside and the obvious answer was "no, you didn't tell me." So, there it was, gone in a matter of seconds. A very expensive fishing pole. As we stood looking out over the clear water, trying to spot the pole, we saw the bobber pop to the top and then right back down.
We ran over to the paddle boat, grabbed an oar just in case and paddled out to where we kept seeing the bobber make its way to the surface. For about 10 minutes we moved around the area chasing the bobber until Levi slyly put his oar under the line and flopped a beautiful rainbow trout into the boat. We followed the line until we finally pulled in the pole. And then burst out laughing...we just chased a stupid fish around for 10 minutes to catch him in the most unconventional way. We paddled back to shore and worked on unhooking the fish to keep him for dinner.
In the meantime, Papa, Levi's dad had caught another rainbow trout by fly fishing from the shore. So as Levi rushed to help him and I untangled the fishing line, our poor paddle boat drifted away. I looked up panicked that again I'd forgotten to tie yet something else down. Papa's fish was under control so Levi and I hopped in the canoe and rescued the paddle boat. As we reached shore again with both boats, Levi hopped out to pull the paddle boat to shore and I almost ended up in the lake as the canoe wobbled in the shallow water.
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| The mess of tangled line and boats. |
Thankfully I stayed dry and both boats were safe. Needless to say it was the most exciting 20 minutes of our vacation. And I think Levi decided I wasn't allowed to go fishing anymore. But I did catch a keeper so take a look:
Tuesday, September 4, 2012
Labor Day Weekend 2012
I had a great Labor Day weekend! It started off on Friday night with our final Cinema at City Hall for the summer! We showed The Lorax and had an exceptional turnout considering it was the holiday weekend and there was an away high school football game...which I got crap for but haters gonna hate.
After the movie was over and we took down all the equipment, Levi and I headed to his parents house where I was going to meet my new puppy Charley! I'm so thankful that Ashley and Tyler took care of Charley the past few weeks! She's on a good path to potty training. It was really cute to see her playing with Bella and Colby - Ashley's pups!
Let me tell you...she is absolutely adorable! I was so nervous at first because I've never had a dog this small. Usually the puppies my family got were the same size as she will be when she's full grown. Also, I've never had to potty train a puppy before...all our dogs were outside dogs. Whole new experience. I never thought I would be as stressed as I am now. Don't get me wrong...I love her to pieces and I don't mind cleaning up the poop and pee but I try and help her get outside in time and she doesn't do it out there.
All day Saturday I bonded with her at Levi's house while he was dove hunting with some buddies. Saturday afternoon I went to my friend Aimee's house. Aimee and I made dog biscuits for our pups...she has two dogs, a cocker spaniel named Bubba Gump and a bulldog named Daisy! Then we just relaxed and drank sangria the rest of the afternoon. I love chill days like that. Charley wasn't as playful that day, but as I soon found out, she had a tummy ache.
After the movie was over and we took down all the equipment, Levi and I headed to his parents house where I was going to meet my new puppy Charley! I'm so thankful that Ashley and Tyler took care of Charley the past few weeks! She's on a good path to potty training. It was really cute to see her playing with Bella and Colby - Ashley's pups!
Let me tell you...she is absolutely adorable! I was so nervous at first because I've never had a dog this small. Usually the puppies my family got were the same size as she will be when she's full grown. Also, I've never had to potty train a puppy before...all our dogs were outside dogs. Whole new experience. I never thought I would be as stressed as I am now. Don't get me wrong...I love her to pieces and I don't mind cleaning up the poop and pee but I try and help her get outside in time and she doesn't do it out there.
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| Here she is! So Cute! Sorry about the ugly toe. |
On Sunday, Levi and I loaded up and headed up to see my parents. We went to a lake in Nebraska and fished all afternoon! It was a lot of fun! I'd never been out on my dad's new boat so that was pretty neat! Growing up we only had a little bass boat and now he has a big old speed boat. It's always so nice when Levi and I get to spend time with my family! We stayed with my parents and got on the road around noon on Monday! Charley liked to snuggle right in our laps and ride.
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| Snoozing on Levi's lap! |
Levi has got me some amazing gifts in the past year and two months, but Charley is pretty close to being my favorite! The only reason she isn't my down right favorite is mostly because as much as I worry about a puppy and whether I'm a good puppy mom, it really makes me doubt my future abilities to be a mom to a human! What if Levi sees all my faults and lack of patience and decides I'll be a terrible mom? Besides enjoying all the family time and puppy snuggling, I've been really freaking out about my ability to be a mom to future kids. I love her and I love that he got her for me, but what if I fail her and in turn fail him?!
If you have any puppy training tips, please let me know!!
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