Entertainment: 3rd Installment

First of all I want to share my Fall "entertainment" with you. My beloved Clemson University Tigers start their football season tomorrow. I grew up ten minutes from the campus and obtained my undergrad and graduate degrees from this University. You can read about some of our traditions here.

My favorite tradition is running down “The Hill”. This has been dubbed “the most exciting 25 seconds in college football".

GOOOOOOO Tigers!!!

Below: Calhoun shares his Tiger spirit!

Now on to the doggie entertainment...

This pot used to contain...

This small palmish tree....

And the pot below used to have beautiful purple trailing flowers...

And the pups said, "We don't need no stinkin' decorations!"

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I took the picture below to prove to you that I can actually grow pretty flowers...

on the other side of the fence.

Happy Friday Friends!

Entertainment: Second Installation

For our second installation of "Entertainment",

I present to you a project that Calhoun completed all on his own...

The day that my new siding was completed. I let Calhoun out to do his business and this is what he does- to my BRAND NEW siding that I saved for forever. He had pulled this entire end cap up. Apparently he didn't like the color...

PeeS1. I just ordered more siding and we'll replace it before we eventually sell the house.

PeeS2. We just pressure washed the house last month but it is already dirty thanks to the digging habits of my little preciouses!

Oh what's that you say? Why is there a drain with no downspout?

We heard a noise and rushed out to find this...

Ummm... yeah. THIS was a team effort.

As a whole- normally- our Heartbeats are very well-behaved. Often times, we watch them from the window. They chase each other and play silly games. Bitey-face is a favorite. We spend a lot of time on our patio when it isn't 100 degrees.

They've never broken anything that couldn't be fixed so what can we do? We usually get a little ticked, shake our heads and ask,

"How did they do that?"