After a long day travelling yesterday we arrived home, unpacked and had ourselves some tea. At 7pm we went for a walk along the beach out the front of Whitemark. The sun shining we walked for over an hour and watched as the sun gently lowered itself behind the horizon. By the time we got back home it was nearly 9pm and it was just getting dark.
Good morning and what a beautiful morning, a warm 19 degrees with an expected 26 degrees. I am beginning to wonder if the plane landed in the right place.
So, today is the day that Rosie arrives, poor puppy must have been wandering what was happening to her as she was picked up from the Sunshine Coast last Thursday. She has travelled one flight and been in bording kennels in Melbourne for the past 4 days, after being denied access to Brisbane kennels due to a Kennel Cough outbreak. One more flight today for her. After being so close to those planes, I am wondering how she has coped with the noise while sitting on the tarmac. (Have you ever seen dogs on the luggage trolleys during loading they look miserable!) For those of you who don't know this is a dog who normally chases planes maybe this will have cured her as she realises they are much noisier and huge when on the ground, we can only hope.
Sounds like Rosie will require the most adjustment.
ReplyDeletePoor Rosie! She'll need lots of loving for a few weeks, but I'm sure she'll love all those walk/runs that she is going to get. 26 degrees? I think you took our weather with you and left us with the cold and rain. Looking forward to hearing your story and seeing your photos. Lots of love, you've been in my thoughts. xxx
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