Peace
Tuesday, June 23, 2009
Being grown isn't half as fun as growing up
I'm starting to wonder which is growing faster: the fireweed or the puppies. See for yourself.
Peace
Peace
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
- AKbushbaby
- I quit my life as a reporter in Whitehorse to move to Fairbanks and pursue dog mushing. Sound crazy? I've been called worse.
COMING SOON...
Donate to the Spitfire Kennel fund
BARK!
Buy A Round of Kibble for Spitfire Kennels! We feed Redpaw 30-20 from Homer Hounds. Phone or email them to buy a bag for the Spitfire gang. Phone (907) 235-7389 or click on the above BARK logo. Please contact us at rogersjillian@hotmail.com so we can thank you and know when to pick up the kibble!
2009/2010 Sponsors - Thank you! Thank you!
- Lee and Jamey Smith; Wasilla, Alaska
- T.J. Seggy's; Soldotna, Alaska
- Peter and Christine Knuckey; Bellingham WA.
- Bear Creek Winery and Lodging - Bill and Dorothy Fry; Homer, Alaska
- John 'Johnson' Johnson; Fairbanks, Alaska
- Lou Ann and Bob Savoyski; Chanhassen, Minnesota
- Cliff and Jennifer Rogers; Brockville, Ontario, Canada
- Team Humdog -Jolynn Kottke; Redway, California
Followers - join us!
Honest to Blog
- Alaskan Dave Down Under
- BFF Richard
- Coldfoot in Fairbanks
- Crazy cyclist Jill in Juneau
- Floridana ALASKIANA
- Funny, funny Mary
- General Protection Fault
- Hodge Podge Kennel
- Jessie's Adventures
- Josh, the neophyte Alaskan
- Juneau Eco Mommie (Crapbag)
- Karen on her way to AK
- Ken and Gwen
- Kodiak Konfidential
- Laughing Eyes Kennel
- Musher Abbie
- Muskegger
- Permafrosted Phoebe
- San Frantic - John and Angela
- The Ester Republic
- TundraTantrum in Kotzebue
- Yukon Yahoos!
- Zoya- from model to musher and mother
That's the way, uh-huh uh-huh, I like it
My Bully
My photography - what I do to pay for dog food
It's a small world afterall
2 comments:
Love that last body check!
Totally adorable. Thank you thank you thank you for showing videos of the pups. Make my day!
Fireweed's definitely growing faster (as you know it grows like... wildfire!), but the pups can plow through it with no worries.
Post a Comment