Playdate Spam (and the aftermath!)

RyuRyu
edited April 2009 in Shiba Inu (柴犬)
Ryu and Roxy got to go over to their buddy Denali's house yesterday for a playdate. Ryu woke up in a MOOD yesterday but Denali didn't take any of his crap. It was awesome.

Enjoying some rawhide:
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Wow - Mom! We don't get rawhides this big!
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My cautious baby girl
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And the best part!!! The aftermath!
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Yes, she's got her front legs between the couch and ottoman LOL
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Me and my lovelies:
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Comments

  • Honey's momHoney's mom
    edited November -1
    Awwww! How cute!!! :D
  • CaliaCalia
    edited November -1
    Gotta love a tired shiba, and Pam you look quite pretty in that pic with your furbabies
  • RyuRyu
    edited November -1
    Thanks Beth! I'm not proud of that picture (sans makeup and just cried through Marley and Me) but thanks for the compliment! :)
  • KFontaine04KFontaine04
    edited November -1
    Wow, Pam great spam! I love Roxy laying with her feet between the couch and the ottoman!

    I <3 Ryu...
  • sunyatasunyata
    edited November -1
    That last picture is adorable. :) Roxy has this 'look' on her face that seems to say, 'yes, i am beautiful, yes, take pictures of me!'
  • RyuRyu
    edited November -1
    I thought the same thing Casey! She's such a ham, just like her brother :)

    Kristin - join the club, Ryu has many admirers :)
  • KFontaine04KFontaine04
    edited November -1
    I've been in the club Pam...since I first laid eyes on him!

    Im jealous you got a pic of you with the both of them...that is impossible with my two.
  • RyuRyu
    edited November -1
    Ha! they didn't have a choice! I was bawling through the end of Marley and Me and clutching the both of them by my side, wiping my eyes with their fur LOL
  • tsukitsunetsukitsune
    edited November -1
    super cute! I'm glad they all get along with rawhides, too!

    Roxy's face is much more feminine than Ryu's, how adorable!
  • SayaSaya
    edited November -1
    Very nice pictures Both Ryu and Roxy looks so happy.

    I also cried at the end of Marley and me brought back memories when we had to take Pearly to the vet to be euthenize it was so sad I don't cry much on movies, but this one got me. =::(
  • RyuRyu
    edited November -1
    I tried to explain my reaction to my roommates (who love Ryu (and beginning to appreciate Roxy) but have never owned a dog before) -

    it's not the movie itself - it's the fact that Ryu and Roxy are the closest thing I have to children and when I think of the day when I wake up and they aren't there... it's impossible for me not to get hysterical. I think any of us dog owners would feel the same way. To people who don't have the pleasure of sharing their lives with an animal, it is just a movie. But to us, it hits too close to home. And though I've seen it multiple times in the 4 days that I've owned the movie, I will cry every time. Poor puppies will just have to be my kleenex : )
  • brandon_wbrandon_w
    edited November -1
    I've heard about the end of Marley and Me, not sure I want to watch it. We have another thread on here talking about dog related movies. I think it gets to most of us when we see something happen to a dog in a movie.
  • RyuRyu
    edited November -1
    I read the book beforehand and still couldn't handle it. But then again, I cry at some commercials. LOL
  • KFontaine04KFontaine04
    edited November -1
    I cry at commercials all the time. Or when Im in my car and a song comes on. I can't help it...I CRY!

    I read Marley and Me (And cried), still haven't seen the movie. Not ready to open those floodgates yet!
  • sunyatasunyata
    edited November -1
    The book made me cry more than the movie did. I went to see the movie at the theatre, and that was a HUGE mistake. I did not even have tissues with me (we went to see it on a whim).

    But Brandon, you should definitely read the book, then watch the movie. It is definitely a great story.
  • RyuRyu
    edited November -1
    I agree - I prefer the book, but then again, most of the time I do :)
  • RyuRyu
    edited November -1
    Kristin - I used to cry so much that my mom sent me to a therapist in high school for being so sensitive LOL. I remember a Chase credit card commercial that still brings tears to my eyes hahaha
  • tsukitsunetsukitsune
    edited November -1
    the freaking wikipedia page about the Marley and Me book made me cry!

    (also have read the book, and "Merle's Door" is better)
  • ljowen123ljowen123
    edited November -1
    I'm not much of a crier, but I sobbed while reading the book. I watched the movie using Jazz as my pillow. She kept trying to lick me to tell me it was ok.
  • KFontaine04KFontaine04
    edited November -1
    I can't watch ABC's Makeover: Home Edition because I go into hysterics. Also most Hallmark commericals.

    Pam, are you sure we aren't sisters?
  • RyuRyu
    edited November -1
    See... I started reading Merle's Door but I keep getting bored. I tend to skim the parts about all the research and technical stuff... I'm definitely more of a "story" kind of gal LOL but now that you say it's good, I'll have to bring it back out of the bookcase....
  • tsukitsunetsukitsune
    edited November -1
    oh! well, yeah there was the technical, and of course most of it I don't really buy (like the ages of our ancestors, and wolf pack hierarchy theories) but they help piece their learning about the other species throughout the book and make the end that much better..

    It was a pretty scientifically good read though.
  • RyuRyu
    edited November -1
    We must be!! Extreme Makeover Home Edition use to be my FAVORITE show! I would cry through every episode though. I even got to volunteer for the house in Hawaii and got a pic with Ty!
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  • KFontaine04KFontaine04
    edited November -1
    OMG! I love TY!

    They did a house in Martinez, CA which was like 5 miles from where I lived. I went to see the taping and the house being built, but no one cool was on site at the time. BOOO..
  • RyuRyu
    edited April 2009
    My best friend (the one in the first picture) was the head of this program named "Blue Star Card" for Army Morale, Welfare and Recreation there in Hawaii. Basically, while your spouse is deployed while stationed in Hawaii, you are eligible to receive this "blue star card" and you get to do lots of cool stuff like attend monthly plays at the Army theatre for free, get a certain number of childcare hours for free, and loads of other stuff. They held monthly "Countdown to Redeployment" events to attend - we would get free massages, see comedians, etc.

    Anyway, she and I loved the show so much that we skipped out on work to go visit the worksite one day. While we were there, we asked around about how to volunteer. We said that we could get about 10-15 deployed wives out there to lend a hand if they needed it. So, in a 24 hr period, she was able to round up a group of gals to volunteer the next day. (She's beyond awesome and headed this entire program on her own and at only 26 yrs old!) Get a bunch of lonely, patriotic wives together on an ABC function, and you've got press clamoring to get a shot of us and the cast. Needless to say, it was a great day!

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    I totally just hijacked my own thread! LOL
  • LeonbergerLeonberger
    edited April 2009
    Great spam, Pam!
    Ryu had to work some real magic on that rawhide, it was pretty big. Roxy between the ottoman and the sofa is hilarious!

    I didn't like Marley and Me much, but a few tears went down my face and my throat had a knot the size of a bowling ball.
    Though I'd be pretty screwed if I cried at commercials, LOL!
  • baantonbaanton
    edited November -1
    Awwwww Pam: Your doggies are just adorable, not to mention the visitor! And you too, or would the word be beautiful or georgeous!!! You recovered well from the tears!

    I haven't seen the "Marley" movie... I think I will have to watch it with my sis-in-laws sometime at a family gathering... we can have a "group" cry then! They are all the same as me! (I think its more than that post-menopausal reaction --- more a love of doggies and other sentients!)

    Say, thanks for the "hijacking" too. So interesting to hear about the energy in folks to volunteer! And what a great way to take your mind off missing and worrying about your spouse while doing good for others! Looks like it was lot of fun, too!

    Take care,
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