The Bond Head Luxury Pet Hotel

Last night I watched as Belinda went upstairs and the next thing I knew, I was quietly pad-padding after her. When she heard and turned around, she laughed and whispered, “Oh, alright, come in.” I curled up beside the bed, as quiet and peaceful as could be and didn’t even stir when she went into the bathroom to get ready for our day. I like our “quiet time.” Belinda took photos today while we were having it. Can you see my smile? She lights a candle and plays beautiful music and I felt my Creator really close by.  🙂 We walked to a place called the “Post Office” where she got papers out of a little hole in the wall. One envelope made her happy. I could read her mind as we walked home and she was thinking about Ingrid, the friend who’d sent it for her birthday. Ingrid’s aunt was one of Belinda’s mom’s best friends almost 70 years ago and they have been friends for 64 years themselves. I love  💕  people being good friends! I finally got really hungry and finished all the food Tho

This is me, waiting patiently for Belinda this morning. When she came down, we went out for a walk. The sun was shining and the purple and white flowers on the bushes made the air smell nice. Because the Burstons were going to church, Belinda decided we’d go around the village instead of around the block. We saw two man-humans working on roofs with their mates down below by their ladders, shouting advice up to them, to “help.” A young human with a blond pony-tail was walking  her German Shepherd. When she saw us coming she crossed the street and straddled him. As we got closer he barked and growled rudely but I paid no attention and just trotted by like the well-behaved dog I am, being a thermostat, not a thermometer. I set the mood in a room, I don’t let other dogs determine my mood. And I know that what you pay attention to increases. I pay attention to petting and treats, heh heh!  :) When we got back to the hotel. Belinda looked at the clock on the wall and said, “Oh, no!”