Brushes, BBQ, and Baths...OH MY!

Let's see, this should be an entertaining blog post since there is lot to talk about. Having a dog is much like having a child - or so I think...I'm no expert but this little guy really keeps us on our toes. Luckily he came house trained, so we didn't have to overcome that obstacle - but he has taken a liking to my make-up brushes, just take a look...R.I.P to the best make-up brushes...I guess the top one is still salvageable, but the bottom is definitely a goner. The weird thing is that Duke is so discrete about his "victims," we don't even know how he got the brushes we just noticed that he wasn't following either of us around and that usually means that he is getting himself into trouble - somewhat like a child. Right?
Continuing on with little Duke we had to wait 2 weeks until we could bathe him because he had been neutered just a few days before, so needless to say we were anxious to get him smelling good - and let me just say that this little pup does not like the water. Observe...Notice the intensity of those claws?! Duke was doing all he could just to get out of the tub - Nathan even tried joining him, and that was not appealing in the least for our little Duke.

Isn't that just the saddest looking pup you have ever seen? We have given him several baths since, and it's the same story every time. But I will say that it's very entertaining.

On to more exciting things...Nathan and I decided that we wanted to get a BBQ so we did - but I guess we were under the impression that we would just load it in the car, but those of you who own a grill know that is not the case. We brought it home in a box, that came complete with roughly a million pieces all for us to put together. Nathan and Duke both look a little distraught at the idea of putting it together. But we love it! It's fun and easy to learn to grill together and like I said, we really love it. And last but not least, we had better just mention my latest crafts. I made some really easy storage boxes for my craft supplies inspired from Make It and Love It. They were really easy, it just took a long time to cut out the cardboard ( I used all the cardboard from that grill we got).

The latest craft that I have made are rear-view mirror charms. I learned how to make them at an activity at church, and they are soooo easy! And not to mention really cute. I made one for my mom for Mother's Day and then my sister demanded that I make her one, and naturally I had to have one for myself.
There are pictures on both sides, and I used photos from the photo booth strips - they are the perfect size and I just love them. It's fun to switch things up with colors and what not, they are a success. That's all for now, I guess I should try not to wait so long to update so that my posts don't end up so long -but hey, at least I did it.