Happy New Year to all my wirey friends

Happy New Year everyone!

Cape Town has had some awesome summer evenings lately. We have hardly had any wind this summer, and walks on the beach at sunset have been so much fun!

This picture was taken of me 2 days ago.

Im lucky to be taken for these long walks, unlike our neighbour who left their sausage doggie alone since 20 December. (No walks, no attention, no love, only food and water from the people next door) I saw their lights on again last night for the first time again. Glad his parents have got back from their holidays.

Im also glad my mom will never leave me for so long like that, I know her too well. Mom said she will get granny to come stay by us if she had to go away for so long.

I suppose he was better off than being shuvved in a caged kennel for 20 days... ?

Hope you get spoilt with lots of time and love from your families this year.
Lots of love
Normie
xxx

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