Wednesday, December 20, 2006
My life is reflected on Milo's
Lately, nothing exciting with Milo... poor boy! I have been so busy with finals and family matters that he has been a little neglected. But since I know that I have some faithful readers, now that my finals are over (yeah!!!) I will try to post more often.
The only time I ever thought of taking Milo to the airport was when we were living in TX and the first sign I saw on the door was "no dogs allowed". So that was Milo's first and last visit to the airport until last month. I was picking up my husband from and he asked me to bring him along since the weekend traffic after Thanksgiving can be very hectic, he did not want Milo to be alone for a long time while we were stuck in traffic. Since NYC is more pet-friendly, Milo had a good walk inside and outside the airport. It was a busy place, but it seemed like everybody noticed him! He is not a dog that can go unnoticed, specially now with the missing leg.
The weekend after that it was my turn to go fly and Milo joined us again. He had his first encounter with an escalator, but I did not see it. My husband tells me that he was scared and had to pull him to get on it. Milo had never been more still.
The only time I ever thought of taking Milo to the airport was when we were living in TX and the first sign I saw on the door was "no dogs allowed". So that was Milo's first and last visit to the airport until last month. I was picking up my husband from and he asked me to bring him along since the weekend traffic after Thanksgiving can be very hectic, he did not want Milo to be alone for a long time while we were stuck in traffic. Since NYC is more pet-friendly, Milo had a good walk inside and outside the airport. It was a busy place, but it seemed like everybody noticed him! He is not a dog that can go unnoticed, specially now with the missing leg.
The weekend after that it was my turn to go fly and Milo joined us again. He had his first encounter with an escalator, but I did not see it. My husband tells me that he was scared and had to pull him to get on it. Milo had never been more still.
