Ahhh, my nice, peaceful house back!  I had Callie AND Daisy Duke here, until yesterday.  I calculated, 96 toenails clicking my hardwood floors, was making me crazy!  Poor things have taken a beating and keep on ticking, haha.  I should be out blowing leaves outta my garage gutters, but that tree is hardly done shedding yet and I scrubbed all floors yesterday making my wrist, Joe almost broke, ache!  So skip that, but the sun is out and I intend to get me some, before it's all gone.  Daisy was adopted yesterday, and I'm so glad I waited for this adopter!  She has experience, and Daisy has a 9 yr old brother now.  All good!  Jim got mail this week.  Inside were more perfume samples (he loves rolling in them!) and a girly princess Halloween costume, my dad found at a rummage sale for him.  So I appeased them and put it on him, and after laughing our heads off, took it off, makes him look like a fag!  So we gave it to Callie when she went home!  More suiting!  Still got two dogs in rescue to find homes for.  However, they are fostered so darned far away, I wonder if anyone will drive that far to see em?  Have a couple in local shelters now to check out.  We just need more foster homes.  I think everyone is plumb worn out, including myself!  So, same ole same...  find me on Facebook!   

hmmm, where was I?  Daisy Duke came back into rescue in less then two weeks.  Her adopter called her a "project".  She is the furthest thing from a project I know!  She's supposed to go back out today.  The fella saw her in the field last Sat, so he knows what he is getting...a girl fulla potential!  I pulled a 6 yr old liver male from a local shelter on Sunday.  He is a tad more of a project...but not too bad, just needs some manners, and is quick to please.  I moved him to a first time foster/adopter Monday pm, cuz he was freaking my Jim out.  And once Rugby was gone, Jim came outta the woodwork and was flinging his toys all over again!  Trying to move Diesel down from his very northern WI foster home, but rides are scarce in that area.  I just think we'll have better luck with him closer to the action, then lost in never-never land up there.  We put rescue dogs on quail last Sat, I hauled Jim and Miracle along for fun.  Jim is a horrible flusher, but I don't work with him, nor do I hunt anymore, so who cares really...  Miracle surprised me once again, and locked on point at the bird pen!  There are pix of her on www.wgspr.com this week. She was high pitch barking and turned red!  I am serious...her eyes were red, her skin got red..I finally pulled her off point and put her in the van away from them, then she calmed down.  So go figure, that little chick has it in her!  hmmm.  This weekend, I have to stay home, finish leaf removal, and organize the rescue office and stuff.  Got my computer guy coming over Sat for dinner to see why my virus stuff shut off, hate it when that happens.  Other then that, same ole same.