2012 Photo Challenge: Week 28

ByKristen Koster

Week 28 of our 365 Photo Challenge.

Please excuse the excess of puppy exuberance this week. It was Olivia’s first week home, so naturally she was our focus this week. She’s such a sweetie and definitely spoiled rotten already. She is sleeping in her crate at night, not with us, although she does demand cuddle time before getting in her crate for the night.

What you see below are links to my flickr set for the photos I’m posting for this challenge. Click on any photo below to go to flickr and then you can navigate through the set with the “Previous” and “Next” arrows at the top.

190/366 The Crate
Sun: Jul 08, 2012		   191/366 Already at Home on the Couch
Mon: Jul 09, 2012
192/366 Nap Phase I
Tue: Jul 10, 2012		 193/366 Joyful Dog
Wed: Jul 11, 2012		 194/366 Kisses!
Thu: Jul 12, 2012
195/366 Indecision
Fri: Jul 13, 2012		   196/366 Still Unsure
Sat: Jul 14, 2012

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    1. She was so wet and trying to dry off from the pool. It reminds me of the Snoopy happy dance from the Peanuts cartoon.

      We’ve been doing lots of comparisons between dogs we’ve known and loved and her the past week or so.

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