So, Mike is still in rehab for his YT addiction. I think he's on step 4 of his 12 step program. But, he managed to sneak our some video of Jack and Eddie. Here is the link.
http://dropshots.com/day.php?userid=...9&ctime=005146
He also sent a secret message which was baked inside a file in a cake. No one told Mike the file is supposed to go in to the lock up, not out. Here is his message and some pictures of Eddie and Jack.
If Mike is reading this in the middle of the night I just want to point out that it took all of my will power and then some to just play it straight and post these. As I was looking at the pictures and videos all kinds of pranks were going through my mind....but I didn't do it. I DIDN'T DO IT MIKE! Are you listening to me??????
Since I am responsible for driving him over the edge I've taken it upon myself to pull him back up. First I just sent some links to YT. Then he gave me pictures. Next came videos. And now, yes, Mikes OWN WORDS will follow. (See, Mike, baby steps, one day at a time. Soon you will be all better and be able to come back to YT
Some description:
Moose: We had our second moose of the season in the backyard a week
or so ago. Eddie, naturally, went nuts. Jack was sleeping with his
mama and didn't see it. I'm sure he and Eddie would have taken him
down if they'd both been awake. Notice the missing antlers. A
wildlife lesson: Animals with antlers shed them every year. Animals
with horns keep them for a lifetime.
Alligator: Eddie freeeeaaakkked when he put his nose on the tail of
this gator. I've never seen him react to anything like that. My
wife's stepson, the owner, was holding onto the head tightly. I hate
alligators, btw, and they have no business in Alaska.
Kids: Jack is definitely not the stereotypical rescue. He's great
with kids and curious too. He just loves attention. Hannah and Torin
are friends' kids who spent the night.
Jack: He is starting to get a little shaggy, and I'm afraid of
getting him clipped because I LOVE the thicker, longer hair. We've
been giving him Missing Link for his coat, and I'm not sure if it's
that or the lack of stress in his life, but it's really starting to
look nice. His leg is amazing, as you'll see on the vids.
Other than that, all is well in AlaskaYorkieland. We're at our
absolutely worst part of the season, though: Breakup. The snow is
half melted. It's too mushy to walk on comfortably. The grass is
starting to pop through at the park. All we need is one weekend of 50-
degree weather, and we're home free.
Love, Mike