Today was a day that was perfect for not doing anything in particular. After I woke up to feed the fearsome beast and let her out for her morning ablutions, I curled up next to Dylan's warm sleeping body for another hour or so. I drifted off into that half sleep where one has the best and most memorable dreams. We breakfasted upon leftover flatbread and Dylan went off to a friend's house to do some rewiring work on his epees.
Once I got my lazy butt going for the day I took the aforementioned fearsome beast on a long meandering walk along deer paths in the surrounding woods. It is so lovely out. We're only around the middle of February but there are already Daffodils, Crocuses, and Snowdrops spreading bright color in patches in the woods. New leaves are just starting on trees and with all the winter rain we've had everything is green, green, green. The woods smell like spring, and the past week we have had beautiful blue skies smiling at us on our Butte. It makes me smile.
As of today Dylan and I have been together for six months. On one level it feels like we've always been together, on another like those six months have just flown by. But however you count the days I know that he makes me happy. Even though we may sometimes squabble over who gets to use the internet to play some pointless game or another.
This evening I gave Dylan a haircut, then proceeded to chase him around the house with a broom. After all you have to keep life interesting, and his arms are longer than mine.
The dog has mastered the art of puppy eyes and uses them consistently to be allowed to cuddle on the bed with us. This is no small matter when you have a 100+ pound Great Dane who likes to lay across your legs.
All in all a good day.
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Sounds wonderfully ideallyic. Hope the beastie is dealing better with her separation anxiety. Blessings abound.