So spider is not allowed upstairs in the loft but she goes up the stairs when she is being ignored. If you continue to ignore her she will litterally drool on your head. Really smart as drool is hard to ignore when it landing on your head.

That is funny that she does that for attention. I would have to tease Kye with bacon pretty hard to get him to drool. lol.

This is the cutest thing I’ve ever seen!

Spider is a drooler but only for food and when shes being ignored

Love the pictures. Spider is quite pretty

Everyone thinks that but thank you. There was actually a town discussion about making her the unofficial mayor of south fork but shes too unpredictable in big crowds.

its been a bad 24hours and i think spider knew

What’s happen?

Grandpa died yesterday. He was 1 month from 87 and had alzheimers

I'm so sorry to hear that, Emily. Altzheimer's is a nasty way to go. My condolences to you and your family.

I’m so sorry!! I hope you and your family are okay I’ll keep you all in my prayers

Thanks. Its sad but we knew it was coming. And it scares me because both my grandfathers had it and my dads mom had dementia and my moms mom died in her 50s from cancer. Then there is the covid issue so doing some weird online funeral and im not sure how i feel about that.

At 70+ I really wonder about myself sometimes ... making coffee and forgetting to put the pot back on the burner (Mr Coffee) but by and large *I think* I'm doing pretty well mentally ( and please don't come back with "we're wondering about that!" )
My mom had dementia badly before she died, most of the time she was about 40 years in the past ... sometimes she didn't know who I was when I went to visit ... on the other hand my grandmother died at 103 and, I'm told, was as coherent and sharp as she'd ever been (and she was sharp!) My paternals mostly all died younger than I am now so what their mental state would have been is anybody's guess.

And @Lostmaniac, I'm sorry - from what I saw with my mother Alzheimer's and dementia have got to be the pits when it comes to ways to die! You have my sympathy, now go cuddle squirt and that'll change everything ...

So sorry for your loss. Dementia at the bitter end runs in my family and in my husbands. A tricky thing for both those who have it and those who live with those who have to navigate.

Mmmm vanilla yogurt

I love giving the dogs yogurt and peanut butter containers. So very satisfying to watch their enjoyment.

Avalanche is my "can I lick the jar" boy when I throw out an 'empty' peanut butter jar. I've always been amazed at how long his tongue *really* is when it come to reaching the bottom ...

I dont think spider has ever had peanut butter. She likes almond butter. My dogs are peanut free so i dont get a reaction from them licking me. But they love the brown cow yogurt.

aljones wrote:

Avalanche is my "can I lick the jar" boy when I throw out an 'empty' peanut butter jar.  I've always been amazed at how  long his tongue *really* is when it come to reaching the bottom ...

I deliberately get the 18 oz jars so Z'ev can get to the bottom. The 40 oz jar just frustrates him - Ami can almost get to the bottom of the 40 oz but can't quite clean the the recess at the bottom of the jar. Fortunately, we go through lots of peanut butter - crunchy peanut butter is on my toast just about every morning!

It takes Avalanche a while to clean the 40 oz jar, but there's seldom more than a smattering of peanut butter left.
My morning 'breakfast' is often peanut butter and toast or marmalade and toast ... Sasha gets the last nibble or either one. (( Poor Sky, she just gets left out ... ))

Today spider turned 6

Happy birthday, Spider

Happy birthday