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BY DINGO, I MADE IT! I'M IN THE ALTERNATE UNIVERSE!

YES PLEASE ..... and quickly too

Now THERE’S a smell I can appreciate!!

My wife is from Las Cruces, NM. She swears there's no better smell than rain in the desert. I've smelled it, can't say I disagree. JHC

Kenzie, I adopted her from a rescue in February 2011. She's probably about 14 or so now. I've spend half my life living with Jack Russell's and most of my life around dogs and I've never known a better dog.

Miss Lilli seems to have no problem when I go to one of 4 matches that are within an hour of home. She is always excited to see me and may yell at me for being gone. Of course the cat is more self sufficient.

The Amazing Bitsy Boodles-Little six pound foundling that was mama's baby. She passed away a little over a year after Diane did. Haven't had the heart to get a new one of my own. Currently enjoying the company of the girlfriend's miniature poodle Max (he has mad ninja skills!)

Our current rescue Stretch. Had a rough start in life but is starting to behave more like a dog. Got her name because she is always stretching her legs every time she gets up from a nap. Billy. Lost him a year ago. Our first autistic dog. So smart and so dumb all at the same time. I swear he could read our minds and understand every word we said. We have owned several dogs and loosing Billy left a huge hole. Chewy was a rescue we got just before Billy. Lost him 3 years ago. The grew up together and were the best of friends. When playing ball they would take turns chasing it. When Billy got tired of playing he would fetch the it and then drop it a couple feet out of reach. He would then proceed to lay on it so Chewy couldn't get it. Before Billy and Chewy we Scooter. He was a coal black Schipperke that could best be described as "a person in a dog suit that thought he was a cat". He left the second largest hole in our heart. I'll post pic later today