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ARCHX Siren's Eleusinian Mystery CD CD-H RA RL3 RLV RL2X RL1X CGC TT
AKA Luce. Eeevil Red Dog. Boss lady. Heart dog. First American Pit Bull Terrier ever to be nationally ranked in APDT Rally.
Siren's Shiitake Happens
AKA Mushroom. AKA ShroomD. The fungus among us. Grandma-lover. Bed-hogger. Official Zombie Protection Dog.
Orion Never Seen Blue RA RL1 CL1-R CL1-F FMX
AKA Steve. Flyball ninja. Mud magnet. Stranger Danger alert system. Official Hiking Buddy. Coconut Classic Dream Team member 2011.
Orion Go For Launch
AKA Bean. Mission Specialist. Mouth that roars.
Tag Archives: read-a-thon
Official read-a-thon failage.
So I fell asleep a little after midnight, eight hours before the end of read-a-thon, halfway through my fifth book. And I’m totally ok with that. I just kind of… lost my drive. It’s better for me to not lose … Continue reading
The second half.
Official mid-thon questionnaire: 1) How are you doing? Sleepy? Are your eyes tired? Sleepy and terribly distracted. It took me forever to get through my fourth book, Muchacho even though it was a pretty good book. 2) What have you … Continue reading
Read-a-thon: the ninth hour
It could not be a more beautiful fall day. Sunny and breezy, but warm enough to sit outside with a book and a herd of dogs. I finished Bayou Vol. 1, a graphic novel by Jeremy Love, but frustratingly do … Continue reading
Read-a-thon, 6 hours in
It was a slow start for me this morning, so easily distracted by whatever floated past on the internet, by my friends on the CanAm livefeed, but I finally settled down, finished Jasper Fforde’s The Last Dragonslayer, and then read … Continue reading
from Colter by Rick Bass
“…and when I am in the company of one of my dogs, and am speaking to him or her as I would to a human friend– just shooting the shit or conversing about how the day has gone– or when … Continue reading
Hostile Bookish Takeover.
So I know that this is usually a dog blog, but today I’m going to be taking part in Dewey’s 24-hour Read-a-Thon, which is something I’ve been wanting to do for quite awhile, but have never managed to actually do. … Continue reading