Oh it's love...

You know it's love when you voluntarily sniff your dog's asshole to see if you need to wipe it.

And now on to the cute video of the day:

On Life and Such

Last month we realized that P has been living in his condo for four years. (FOUR YEARS!!!) Never having lived in the same place for more than two years since leaving home, we both semi lost our shit. And then I started thinking about the people we have seen almost everyday out on our walks and then proceeded to lost the rest of my shit.

There is a couple that lives down the street from us that also has two dogs whom I see on a semi-regular basis. One day I saw her and she was totally preggers. Then some time later, I see a tiny baby strapped to him. And then a few weeks ago, I see this kid WALKING DOWN THE STREET!!

Sometimes I wonder if that's how other people feel when they see us walking down the street. We got the dogs when they were babies and once in a while, a stranger will say "man, is he still growing?" I guess there's nothing like seeing babies grow that makes you think, damn I am old.

Men and their Dogs

At first, I thought it was Tom Brady snuggling with a baby Barksdale and I thought that P, upon seeing it, would completely die and buy every pair of uggs ever made for men. Luckily it's only Tom Hardy aka Bane.

Here's the official caption from where ever I stole this photo from:

NEW YORK, NEW YORK - March 11, 2013. Tom Hardy shows some love for his four-legged co-star as they film 'Animal Rescue' in New York. This Fox Searchlight feature is about a man (Tom Hardy) with criminal past who gets mixed up in a bad heist and a killing resulting from a lost and contested pit bull. Photograph: © PacificCoastNews.com

Apple bottom jeans, boots with the fur, the whole club was looking at her...

I like giving credit where credit is due, especially when I come across great ideas that make me want to say, damn I wish I would've thought about that. Did you know the Buffalo Exchange operates a program called Coats for Cubs?

This is what the website says: Operated in large part by resale fashion retailer Buffalo Exchange, the annual Coats for Cubs fur drive encourages the donation of fur items to aid in the rehabilitation of injured and orphaned animals across the United States. Donated furs are collected and shipped to animal rehabilitation units where they are disassembled and used as bedding to provide a more natural and nurturing environment for injured and orphaned wildlife. Because the furs are disassembled, the condition of the fur contribution is unimportant. However, real furs are preferred by both the rehab facilities and the animals.

Freakin' genus!

Ted

We were watching the movie Ted again tonight and was reminded that there was a scene in the movie that perfectly summed up my relationship.