This is certainly not the Florida, weatherwise, we've come to know and love. But we've certainly been busy down here. The days seem to fly by. Being involved in Showtime is definitely something that takes up a lot of time. A little bit this day, a little bit that day, and before you know it, every day is filled with practices...it seems. Not that I'm complaining. It's enjoyable to be with a group of people who are so earnestly trying to put together a show for people to come and see. Of course, those involved have more fun than those who come and watch it. Did you get that, Paul? (As you can imagine, my dear one is less than enthusiastic when it comes to being on stage.) Some people are like that. . . believe it or not! Lucky for us there are those who like to be entertained.

Marian called last night and invited us to go to Tampa this morning to look at some 5 week old Papillion puppies. Brenda had gotten in touch with Marian, as she wanted a puppy. She lost her little Sammy in November. Brenda and Emma will be here at Easter and will take the puppy back to California with them. We were to go and take pictures of ones that she might like. This lady had five little puppies. One male, and four females. Cute as can be. The male was the runt of the litter, quite small, but full of vim and vigor. He had quite a black face, ears, and white body and a tail that never stopped wagging. There was a female who was considerably bigger, as all the females were, and she was quiet, docile, wagged her tail a lot too, was very loveable. A snuggler. So those were the two that Brenda will choose from. It's amazing how different they are. . .even at five weeks! They both were adorable. It'll be up to her. We took some really good pics, and even some videos that we looked at tonight here at home. Paul said he'd make a CD and send it off to her. He sent her the still photos tonight.

So...what's happenin' in your neck o' the woods?