


This is a blog all about me,(Kelsey) and Smokey (my brother) and the humes that we own (Tim, Cody, and Chauncey). I came up with the idea after my foster mommy (Janice) told me about it. Please check back every so often and see what mischief we've been up to (and believe me, there's plenty of it). Thanks! Kelsey and Smokey
Here I am with mom's post operative foot. See how sweet I'm being?
Smokey still thinks he's a lap dog. Oh yeah, I am the designer of those pants dad has on. I thought the giant hole would be a nice touch, so I tore them with my teeth one day...while dad was in them. teehee
Smokey is on the sofa cuddling with a pillow. I have to admit that I have an awesome brother.
Here's me with my firstest punkin ever! Mom rolled it down the hill and I chased it and carried it around in my teeth and then I realized that it was delicious!
Here's Smokey with his. He really didn't know what to do with it at first, but he caught on really quickly after watching me.
Here's me feelin fat and sassy. I've eaten about half of the punkin and I have to say that it was amazing!
Mom took the punkins away after we started slowing down on our munching. She put them in the refrigerator, so I think we get more tomorrow! Woooo WOOOOOOOOoooooooooooo!
Maybe I need to distort my face, show my teeth, growl, and foam at the mouth a bit to be "oh just so cute"? Listen lady, I'll do it. I swear I will.
Sorry, I had to vent. I am hoping my hume will read this later and maybe remember that it is I, KELSEY that gives her so much joy and deserves to be the "darling" one. Ok, and maybe Smokey too. He is my brother and I will give him props.This is Smokey, my brother. Here he is lying in the basement. Our humes like to go down there in the winter months and play with these shiney balls on a really large table. They call it pool, but honestly, I don't see any water.