Day With Sue

Ted and I took the day off today and went on a short trip to New Hampshire to spend a wonderful afternoon with our daughter Sue.  She has a smoke shop in Dover, New Hampshire called Smoke Signals.  Believe it or not, Sue has two pugs that work in the shop.  They bring their mom Heather along to keep them company during the days.  The boys love to dress up for Halloween.  Pacy is a fawn Pug sporting evening attire.  He is proud to model this sexy tux which shows off his buff bod. He does carry a bucket load of attitude, as you notice the raspberry he is giving me. Pacy you wild and crazy guy.

Link is more of a fun pug.  He is modeling his latest Halloween costume. Squirrel from his favorite movie, UP.  Link is the first pug there to greet customers as they arrive.

Of course if you have a cookie your are now best buds.

The biggest of the boys and definitely not a pug is Finn.  This handsome gentleman belongs to Shannon and comes to work accompanied by a tennis ball.  You just never know when someone may have an extra moment to throw the ball for him.  Well, when he doesn't tear the ball in half that is.

After visiting the shop we went to Sue's house. We cleaned out the flower beds a bit and tried to  straighten a tree in her front yard.  We took a trip to Home Depot for spikes and string.  The tree started tipping in one of the last wind storms.

Tree now straight and hopefully ready for the upcoming winter months.  This beautiful lady is enjoying her new home. Of course the tree is lovely too.

Paco is my grandcat.  He is attitude in a cat suit.  I interrupted him watching TV. Just try to take that remote away from him. Oh, just between you and me he was watching Twilight. Don't tell him I said so or it could be trouble for me. 

Sue had a pumpkin carving party last night and this is one of the creations.

and this little devilish creation.

Thanks for a lovely day. We can't wait till Thanksgiving.  A first major holiday in her new home. Family and friends spending time together.

Much Love and Prayers from Mainely Ewes Farm