Merry Christmas

Daisy and I hope all my readers are having a Merry Christmas.
I must admit I have been a bit tired over the last few days so much so I have let the Guv take Daisy out for the early morning walk but I have stayed in bed.

 

New arrival

 

Well now I can see why the Guv made me stay in this afternoon, looks like I got another new neighbour
(or should that be "nay"bour)?
I heard the Guv say to the Missus that our friends were having a special delivery this afternoon and it was important the delivery took place quietly and calmly we had to stay in....now as if I would bark 
Trouble is the Guv knew I would.!

 

No wine !

After our morning walk near the river at Aubeterre the Missus had to do even more shopping. Now what I did not expect is that on our way back home we met a nice lady who made these special food bowls for us.
Mind you look as I did I could not find the wine in the box !!!! 

Worn out !

It's a hard life for Daisy and me

 

Can't loose her now

Well it looks like I'm the only fit one in the household!  

Daisy had to be taken to the dog doctor, mind you it was only to have her name and address added to the French register in case she gets lost.
Then the Guv has to spend a day in hospital, but they're both back home now so all is good.

Play time

OK think we will have to wait here until the Guv gets ready to take us out to play !

Think Daisy's going to be in a bit of trouble

Let's stay in the warm

 

Basket case

Well we are now all settled in at my pad in France and Daisy has her own bed to sleep in.  Mind you I do have to remind her every so often which one is hers.....

Two go walking

Well we are back home at my French pad after our long journey.  Now my regular readers will know each morning I get taken out for an early morning walk, well now I have to take the "pup" as well.  

Come on Guv, hurry up !

What do you think is down there?

Don't go there Daisy, it's muddy and the Guv will get mad!

Where'd the rabbit go ?

 

The Black Army........

One of the overnights stops we had was in Frejus. In the morning before we left the area the Guv and the Missus wanted to stop and see the Black Army Memorial sculpture

During the First World War, nearly 200,000 soldiers from “French West Africa” fought in the French army. 30,000 of them were killed in action. The federation represented 8 French colonies in West Africa between 1895 and 1958. Mauritania, Senegal, French Sudan (now Mali), Guinea, Côte d’Ivoire, Niger, Upper Volta (now Burkina Faso), Togo and Dahomey (now Benin).