On Memorial Day I was able to take a whole 36 hours off of work to visit my sister. We decided to go play for a few hours at a NADAC Trial near her. Holly isn't quite 100% yet, even 3.5 months after radiation treatment, but she's doing really doing great and having fun. So I let her run in 3 classes and, rusty handling and all, she suprised me by eeking out a Q on an easy Elite Chances course. I really miss playing agility with this girl.
Sunday, May 31, 2015
Friday, May 8, 2015
Hiking Buddies
I take the dogs hiking, or at least on a ramble through the forest, almost daily as our primary source of fun and exercise. Holly is still trying to recover back to her pre-radiation level of fitness, so for the last month I've been keeping it short...no longer than 2 hours, and changing what kind of terrain we hike on each day...trails, hillsides, uphill, closed forest roads, etc. She's slowly gaining her stamina back, but with it come the aches and pains of getting back into shape. Danee, on the other hand, is one lean mean fit machine, and is part Forest Sprite. She could hike all day long.
That said, our daily hikes are mostly about having fun, being in the woods and doing something fun together. I cherish each day Holly remains cancer free, and am not taking a single one for granted.
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