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Check out the Blog Archives to read about our cross country motorcycle road trip from MA to CA in the summer of 2011. During that trip we attended the Annual 2011 National Women On Wheels® Ride-In in San Jose CA. Then we just rode. We traveled over 11,000 motorcycle miles in what ever direction we wanted to go for 61 days. We visited friends and family, saw the country, met some amazing people. We made memories we'll never forget. These memories are what THIS BLOG is made of! That was only the beginning. We've been traveling and riding and blogging every since then. Enjoy our stories while we make MORE memories worthy of posting here for your enjoyment.


Sunday, December 1, 2019

New Puppy Visit Part 2



After the puppy went home Cooper investigated every inch of the house that the puppy touched.


He smelled the chair, the floor, his dog bowl, the dog chew... EVERYTHING.


If I didn't know better I would think this looked like he thought he was trying to say... "Next time you should ask me before you let a puppy come over."




Saturday, November 30, 2019

New Puppy Visit Part 1



Our friends dropped by with their new 8 week old puppy named Harley.


Harley was very calm and curious.


He's about 2 pounds lighter than Cooper.


Harley found Cooper's chew bones that he never showed much interest in.


He chewed it for a little while but couldn't really figure out how to really get his teeth into it.


Cooper watched him try for a little while.


Then it wasn't long before this baby fell asleep.


Cooper still kept a distance from him.


He wouldn't even go close enough to rescue his Aflac duck from little Harley.



Friday, November 29, 2019

Learning About Horses 6 - Doing GREAT Alone

When I was finally able to step back and let him be.


He stayed low at first. 


The horse would step a little and graze on the grass.


Cooper had been feeling that all along so he wasn't  very concerned with that.


At this point he was wondering why I stepped back and not touching him any more.


At some point he was ok with me being back a bit and he started to look around.


Instinctively he usually goes to a high spot so he can see everything.


It seems that now he realizes this in another really good high spot to be in.


He was comfortable enough to sit up more and really look around.


Look how comfortable he is here.