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1 year old

Well, our Nellie girl is ONE year old today! We have had her all that time except for the 10 weeks she was with her dog mama. We sang to her this morning (okay, just me, Zach didn't participate) and Nellie seemed to not care. We love Nellie so much and are so glad she is ours. So long ago I was so nervous to be bringing a "house" dog home. Now if she is at my or Zach's parents' it is just too quiet! I can't imagine our lives without her!

1 year stats:
20 ish pounds (hopefully not gaining too much!)

Things Nellie loves:
Getting her belly rubbed
Running, running, running
Riding in the car
Getting in the trashcan and chewing up Kleenex.
Hiding when she gets into trouble.
Playing with water bottles
Snuggling with her Mama
Playing with her Daddy
Bathtime
Chewing her pork chomps. They are her absolute favorites!

I think that is about it for her likes!

We are having her birthday party Sunday and Zach seems to think I have gone waaayy too over the top! Really I am just having too much fun! I hope to get some pictures from that day!

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