Our next stop was Granville Island! And I was not expecting to be stuck in traffic for half an hour just to get to our desired parking lot, but it was all worth it at the end. As we started to walk around, we noticed that the market was hosting a boat show! Bailey couldn't go down to the dock area so we stayed on land and looked from above, and I must say those boats were beautiful!
After our nice stroll around the market, we headed over to our sister's apartment for a quick visit as well as to let Bailey have her late afternoon nap (I find that if you don't let Bailey have her nap, she gets a bit grumpy...). Evidently, Bailey enjoyed our time together as she was found passed out in the middle of the room.
Monday, February 27, 2012
Around the City
A few weeks back, Bailey and I had a girls day. We started the day by going into the village for some coffee (more like hot chocolate) then headed over to Bailey's favourite store, the Three Dog Bakery. I can never seem to say no to Bailey when she requests for treats and bones! Bailey even had an admirer come into the store just to say hi and give her a full body rub!
Friday, February 17, 2012
Coffee Breaks
Only when the weather permits, and you know how Vancouver can be, Bailey and I love to meet friends for coffee. Just recently we met up with my sister as she rode into the village for a break. The weather was so sneaky that neither of us were prepared for the windy and chilly weather that sneaked up behind the sun. Bailey on the other hand LOVED the cold weather!
Friday, February 10, 2012
Sweet Dreams
I don't believe it when they say that dogs don't dream because I've witnessed Bailey move her paws as if she's running and bark during her sleep. And just the other night, I noticed that she was smiling while asleep! She was probably fantasizing about rawhides, steak, cookies, cakes and all sorts of delicious and sweet treats!
Sunday, February 5, 2012
Tuesday, January 31, 2012
Winter Fun
When the snow finally came for a few days earlier this month, Bailey was so excited about the arrival that we went out to our yard in the middle of the night to play in the snow.
By morning, she couldn't wait to get back outside in the freezing cold! A few of her favourite things to do is to catch snowballs, tear down snow castles and make dog angels. Ever since Bailey was a pup, she has always believed that the snow shovel was a snowball toss machine. She would entice the shovel to play with her first. Then when it is filled with snow Bailey would back up and get ready for her pounce.
At times, I wonder if Bailey really wanted us to toss the snow at her because her expression in the picture above shows otherwise... It's as if she's saying "please, please don't hit the face!".
Friday, January 27, 2012
Chinese New Year
Gung Hei Fat Choi!! We wish everyone a very prosperous year of the dragon!
Bailey has already started the new year with a great start by receiving lots of red envelopes (all of which she will be spending on treats).
Wednesday, January 18, 2012
Christmas Fun
Sorry for not posting in awhile! Bailey and I have been stuffing our tummies full for the last couple of weeks, but now we've emerged from our food coma! We hope everyone had a lovely and wonderful Christmas and New Years with their loved ones.
Bailey had quite an exciting Christmas, she enjoyed helping us open every single present. It felt more like Bailey's birthday rather than Christmas. With four years of experience with wrapping paper, Bailey has developed an intricate system. She would tear a large piece of wrapping then run off to her tearing station and rip the paper into many little pieces. It's quite clever indeed, she would only tear the wrapping paper in one area as to not make a mess in other areas of the house. Funny thing, she knows the difference between regular paper and wrapping paper. For instance, a day or two after X-mas she found a piece of left over wrapping paper under the table and proceeded to have fun with it whereas on normal days when she comes over to my school desk she will leave my homework alone.
It took approximately two hours to finish unwrapping all the presents, and this year we didn't have that many either! Apparently unwrapping presents is such hard work that when we finished, she plopped immediately onto her bed and fell asleep right away. Being the mischeivious me that I am, I couldn't resist taking funny pictures of Bailey as she was trying to sleep.
Bailey had quite an exciting Christmas, she enjoyed helping us open every single present. It felt more like Bailey's birthday rather than Christmas. With four years of experience with wrapping paper, Bailey has developed an intricate system. She would tear a large piece of wrapping then run off to her tearing station and rip the paper into many little pieces. It's quite clever indeed, she would only tear the wrapping paper in one area as to not make a mess in other areas of the house. Funny thing, she knows the difference between regular paper and wrapping paper. For instance, a day or two after X-mas she found a piece of left over wrapping paper under the table and proceeded to have fun with it whereas on normal days when she comes over to my school desk she will leave my homework alone.
It took approximately two hours to finish unwrapping all the presents, and this year we didn't have that many either! Apparently unwrapping presents is such hard work that when we finished, she plopped immediately onto her bed and fell asleep right away. Being the mischeivious me that I am, I couldn't resist taking funny pictures of Bailey as she was trying to sleep.
Sunday, December 25, 2011
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