I'm too sexy for my face

As we've grown up with our youngest, it's been said more than once than she has a gorgeous face. It's also been said that she "will" have a gorgeous face. To the second remark Kylee has this to say:

She is sleek, well formed and for her breed she doesn't seem to be a monster even if she did spend two days licking Mr. Morgan's leg wound like a vampire. Other blog for THAT story.

Many labs are quite blockheaded, square and darling when little then grow into a confusing skeletal structure. At least that is my take on them. On the play date below, Marley's parents of course thought their dog was equally handsome and I sat back with a "Pffft, as if" face knowing good and well that while Marley isn't ugly... she has nothing on our girl. Don't waste my time, it's ok to have a kid who isn't as good looking, it just happens to be yours. Lol, I didn't say it, but the entertainment of even implying it did, all over my face. One brow up, wondering if people really think their kids are that good looking, human or furrish. I would be ok to say I owned an ugly dog. Child ugly would shock me, but it's entirely possible that two good looking people negate the strategy and produce something resembling a bumpy squash. God likes that sort of humor.

Remember, I didn't chose Little Miss, but much like anything else, things often find a way to pick themselves. I remember that when I saw Leedy, there was no moving me. This is how Mr. Morgan and Kylee also chose eachother. Can't be denied.

While trying not to spoil her too often, I do feed her things from time to time that she doesn't nutritionally lack. This led to me leaving my loft for two minutes and returning to find her in my heat warmed massaging chair, happilly feasting on my lunch getting a mini spa treatment!

Perhaps she thought we had traded shifts.

-DM