The dogs have a new home

Our puppies are gone!  It makes me sad, I keep looking out back to see if they are in the right yard.  Greg took off on Monday morning with his friend Rich to drive the dogs (and the truck and jeep) to New Hampshire to live with his parents.  They arrived there today, and I guess the dogs were excited to finally be there.  I don't think they will go toward the truck for awhile.  New Hampshire has a lot of snow for the two of them to play in, and I am sure they will be spoiled rotten.  Our house is officially on the market as of today, we have the sign to prove it.  Now I have to make sure that when I leave the house is clean and ready for showings.  The toughest area in the house to keep clean, by far, is my closet!  I guess I need to work on that.  

Lily is doing very well, we are doing tummy time every day, and she isn't quite crawling yet, she does scoot around though, on her tummy and on her back, she doesn't like to stay put.  She is still sleeping through the night, and we are working on the formula thing.  That battle is getting better.  She also loves her rice cereal, she is now wolfing it down when I feed her.  She is interested in trying new things out.  I put fruit into one of those little mesh feeding bags, and she has a blast chewing on it.  The other day I put a few raspberries in there, and she loved the taste, it made a BIG mess though.  Lucky for me she loves her bath time, it amazes me how someone so small can get so dirty already.  

The weather here couldn't be better, for the last few days it has been around 68-70, I have turned off the heat, and it seems like such a wonderful thing to be able to do in the middle of winter.  Lily loves to be outside, so we have been taking nice long walks.