The Dog Days of The Music City Bowl

While I am a football fan, I don't take it to the level that Craig and Lisa do, so I volunteered to stay home and watch the dogs while they traveled down to Nashville for the football game.

It was actually a lot of fun.

My "pack" followed me absolutely everywhere (yes, even to the bathroom, and if I didn't latch the door, a nose [usually Nash's] would nudge it open.)

Nash is especially full of life, but he is not naughty; he just does things that make you laugh.

"More, please."

Molly feels very safe with him around and she has blossomed - her personality has really surfaced 

and she is a loving, happy girl who likes nothing better than to be where you are. (Look at her smile!)

The pack followed me upstairs to the sewing room where they lay on the bed behind me and stared at my back while I worked. (I could feel those eyes as I sewed!)

And every morning they joined me in my office while I wrote. Nash enjoyed reminding me if I forgot to occasionally reach down and pet them.

Nash and Pepper both wanted to be in my lap when I watched the football game.

This line from Rudolph the Red Nosed Reindeer came into my mind multiple times as I watched the game with two dogs piled on me!

I had such a good time having the dogs with me, that I was a little sad when Craig and Lisa came home and Nash and Molly went back to their own home!