Munchkin Memoirs: Dog Swap @ Wyldechylde

Wednesday, May 5, 2010

Dog Swap @ Wyldechylde

Sorry to interrupt this Wordless Wednesday but we wanted to let you all know about the Dog Swap going on over at Wyldechylde. It is hosted by our dear friend and devoted commenter, Sprinkles. Some of you may already know her. She is Mommy to two of our Chihuahua cousins, Shiver and Chico.

If you don't already know Sprinkles, please stop by and pay her a visit. And if you are interested in participating in her Dog Swap, then check it out here.

1 comments:

sprinkles said...: Thank you!!! I didn't know you were going to post about this. I really appreciate it!; May 5, 2010 5:00 PM

Me

I am Tiffany, Bentley's and Lexus' mommy. I am a tried and true Southern Belle from South Carolina (and proud of it!). I am a wife to a wonderfully amazing husband and a mommy to two wonderfully amazing fur-children. My family, fur AND skin, are my world.

I have maintained a love affair with Chihuahuas since I was a kid. Once you've known the love and joy that a Chihuahua brings into your life, it's hard to be content with anything else. My munchkins are my children.

Hubby and I don't have human children of our own yet as I will be going to medical school in the near future, but for now we're okay with that. Although I do so desperately want to be a mom to human babies! And I'll probably blog about them when the time comes as well!

Just in case you were at all curious why in the world I blog about my Chihuahuas, I will tell you. This blog is a way for me to document our adventures together, complete with pictures! I get to tell the tales, post the corresponding pictures, and those memories are there forever for me to relive. This is something that I am very adamant about because I lost my baby boy, Tiny, after 11 wonderful years together. He meant the world to me and I miss him very dearly. One major regret that I have is that I never wrote anything down about our time together. I don't want to make the same mistake with my sweet munchkins and have the memories fade. It's heartbreaking (and pretty earth-shattering for me) enough to lose a pet, but it is even more so when you have to struggle to remember the good times.