Clockwise from top left: 1) Cavorting Canines dress, 2) SkinnySkinny Dog Shampoo, 3) Good Dog tee, 4) Love That Dog poetry collectionCheck out lots more things in the collection at Anthropologie right here.
Clockwise from top left: 1) Cavorting Canines dress, 2) SkinnySkinny Dog Shampoo, 3) Good Dog tee, 4) Love That Dog poetry collection
Breast cancer affects almost everyone in one way or another. And since October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month, I wanted to do something to recognize the importance of breast cancer awareness and contribute to the cause.
I love these hand-thrown pottery bowls and treat jars from KbOriginals, etc. She creates everything in her home studio in Wisconsin, and the dog bowls can be personalized. The colors she chooses are so lovely!

Just a small sampling of the many terrible photographs I had to take of Henry to get even one useable shot...
Henry (left) and Quincy (right)... such handsome boys!
This guy is housetrained, well-mannered, and is well-behaved enough to have free reign of the house when I'm at work. He loves EVERYONE (kids included), but I'd recommend he be an only dog or share his humans with an easy-going canine companion (he can be a little bossy sometimes, and although he gets along fine with all my other dogs, I think he'd be happiest where he can be the center of attention). He also has this incredibly endearing, soft "Ahh-rooo-rooo" he gives you when he really wants your attention.
Blaze is just one of many of the animals currently looking for homes at Greenville County Animal Care Services...
I had a visit yesterday from an upexpected guest. My friend and co-worker Ellen was in town, and she brought Miss Tucker Anne by to see me. Tucker is Mona's baby, and I'm always happy to see her. She was fascinated by all the people and little cars below, and she spent the majority of her time at my office doing this:
Okay, so yes... I know that these have been written about repeatedly (and extensively) on all my favorite design blogs the last few days. But I love them so much that I just can't help myself.
It was "birthday central" in the Dawkins' household this past week. Oliver turned six years old on August 14th, Mona Mae had her fifth birthday on the 19th, and Quincy turned two years old on the 20th.


These gals are two of my rescues now living in our nation's capitol. Tucker (on the left) is my Mona's baby girl, and Genevieve (on the right) is one of Penny's babies. Cuties...
The beast and I would like to wish everyone a Happy Friday! I've got some crazy work shenanigans going on the next couple of weeks, so the posting might be a little light around these parts. But hang in there with me, and I promise I'll have some great stuff lined up soon.
Opie, a funny lab/whippet mix, and Sophie, aka my Dad's "Angel", is a shepherd/husky mixI also had a great nursing home visit on Saturday with this dollface:

And finally, I must confess that the highlight of my weekend was not dog-related. I went to see Julie & Julia with a friend, and it was FANTASTIC. I had been waiting on this movie forever... I L.O.V.E. Julia Child, and the movie did not disappoint. I think I'm gonna go see it again!


What do they say about grandparents spoiling their grandkids? I've tried to teach Quincy that climbing people isn't appropriate behavior, but Dad just always encourages him anyway.
Music written from a dog's point of view? At first I wasn't so sure, but turns out these songs are pretty catchy and kind of funny. Read more about Robbie Long and his music here, and check out the CD here. And you can listen to "What Kind of Dog Am I" right here via Best Friends web site.