I cheated– I read tomorrow’s post first, so I know what Honey did. 🙂

You must be very loved to inspire depression when you got sick. Honey gets sad when a foster dog she likes goes home. But our pet sitter said she was fine when we were gone.

I guess I’m glad she did okay but it would be nice to know she missed me a little bit. 🙂

BTW, I put a few pix up on today’s blog post. I’ll scatter a few here and there over the next week.

Perhaps a month is long enough for Honey to forget us. She reacted more calmly than our foster dogs who just came back to us. 🙂

Wow, I REALLY have been away for a long time. What in our friendship has ever led you to believe I’d be organized enough to know where my camera was to take happy pictures of my pup after a month traveling? 🙂

But I really wish I had gotten the camera ready for our entrance.

So do you know what the toy thing is all about? I think if it like a sort of pacifier. But it might be a doggy version of a gift. Or, like you mentioned with Grunt, an invitation to play.

I wish Honey could talk so I could ask her. 🙂

Yep, you almost nailed it. Substitute a walk through my legs for a long but scratch instead of the belly rubs and you’d be perfect.

And, of course, she’d never cold shoulder anyone. 🙂

I’d consider sending Honey for greeting lessons from Maya and Pierson but I don’t need the nail scratches. 🙂

It’s lucky I love Honey for her calm serenity because if I had low self esteem, I’d be very sad for her usual greeting after a month away. 🙂

I’m a big fan of the low key leaving. I worked very hard to look like I was leaving for work when we left the house before our trip. Luckily Honey didn’t see me running for the bus after my husband forgot to tell me it stopped at a different stop than I was expecting. 🙂

Honey gave her usual serene greeting. Does that mean I’ll be seeing a video of YOU wagging in the future? 🙂