Wednesday, April 19, 2017
Lexi Found a Home
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I'm so sorry about sweet Dexter! You keep so quiet about things but I know your heart must hurt. Glad y'all got Lexi to fill that spot. ♥
ReplyDeleteThanks, Stacey. She's a sweetie.
DeleteWell done, Lexi. And God bless you for rescuing her. She is one lucky girl.
ReplyDeleteHi Maria, I'm so glad that someone else rescued her, worked with her, and brought her to Petsmart so we could find her :)
DeleteOh Eilis, I'm so glad you adopted Lexi. Shelter dogs can really be your best pals. I'm awfully sorry, though, about your terrier. I know what that empty house feels like it but you have to be ready. You were, and your timing looks just perfect!
ReplyDeleteI love how you're doing your yard and thanks for the info on the Mexican petunia. I don't THINK I've seen these up here; I'll keep an eye out. I think when the flowers bloom and the butterflies emerge you are going to see the final fruits of your efforts - and be thrilled!
love this! love love love! Welcome Home Lexi
ReplyDeletelaura
Yay for Lexi. While I'm sad for the loss of your Dexter, I can't tell you how grateful I am to you for offering a shelter dog a loving home! Your landscape garden looks beautiful already, Eilis. Just wait till Lexi gets in there and helps get the rest of the wayward Mexican petunias. ;)
ReplyDeleteRita
Thank you so much for adopting Lexi.
ReplyDeleteHi Eilis, I'm so sorry about your Dexter. I know how difficult this can be. Lexi looks so cute and I can see would be a charmer of hearts. Your front yard is beautiful. The Texas sage is beautiful and they usually have a pretty purple color flower mid to late summer. Glad Lexi will have a forever home. Have a nice weekend ahead.
ReplyDeleteLexi is a lucky dog to have a loving home.
ReplyDeleteYardwork never ends! Your bed is looking good.
So far the mexican petunia I have still keeps coming back even though I pull it up but it hasn't taken over yet. It's in a shady spot and I enjoy the color it adds when it blooms.