My Life?

So in the middle of October we had this little doggie show

up at our place in the middle of the night.  

Now you have to realize that we are 20 miles from the

closest town and 6 miles from an oil road.

Our house half a mile off the gravel county road and

we do NOT have a yard light on at night.  

If you are out on this lonesome road in the middle

of the night we don't want you to know

that there is even a place here.

Pixie came through the cattle panel dog yard fence (she is

very slender) at 11:30 pm when my husband let the

Scottish Terrier, MacDuff out for his final potty break

of the day.

Pixie immediately began to "fatten" up and 

four weeks after her arrival had four puppies. 

One of them died shortly after birth, but

the rest as of today are double the size shown in last 

weeks picture.  They are keeping my husband

up at night and we have had to find somewhere 

to keep them with higher sides than the original box.
We don't want to have to crawl under the bed

to dig the little rascals out.  In about four to six weeks

the two males and one female will be up for adoption.

And shortly after that Pixie will be spayed.