Bopcha Blog

Nope, not a jumping bean either. This is how Kiev, and now 5 other of the hounds, greet us when we come home--presuming of course they are outside. They don't do this indoors, thank goodness. It's scary watching because they don't look where they are jumping and can come down on top of each other, or sprain a foot, or something else equally unnerving. Even though you can see Kiev can leap high enough to clear a fence, none of them have tried it. They spend all the jump energy upwards rather than up and over (thank goodness again!!)



Boy does that meal that Sandra and Sid's friends cooked sound good!!! YUM!! I think I'll make myself a substitute, maybe some popcorn with lots of butter on it. It's the close as I can get with the supplies available in my little house.

I know exactly what I'm going to get that rascal sister of mine for her 65th!!! Kay, sounds as though you have an absolutely terrific time lined up for yourself in Reno. What a great plan!!! And, I agree. Leave your complaining friend at home for a different adventure, closer to home, so you won't be tempted to jump out of airplanes.

I'm anxious to hear how Bop's MRI turned out so just one more comment:

five!!!! basketball games and you didn't even have a kid playing??? Oh my goodness Dee, you are worse about your passion than we are about ours. My GOODNESS!



Here's Kiev, letting us know he's ready to leave the paddock. He'll do the same to get back in as well. Silly hound.