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Tulip festival in my city.

panalilies I raised Siamese cats in the past, later I inherited my first pug. Pugs shed year round, I live in a beige world so a matching cat was the only way to go. Liam in the corner (my profile pic pug) chose what name he would answer to, it means head strong/strong willed, quite fitting. Jack'son's name is short for Jack Nicholson. The cat was a rescue before the shutdown, his breeder's paperwork says Sunny but it's crossed out and says Sam, the breeder's name is Samuel. I often call him Son of Sam.
 
They’re really cute! My dog is having a bromance with a pug down the road that could be their twin. They go mental crawling on each other whenever they are together.
 
I was born and raised in TN before I moved up to IL. I do not miss the heat and humidity of the South. Only the amazing thunderstorms, it only rains up here :(
 
I'm hoping for something like this again, it's wild, there's almost no work


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DeadlyFruit - Pugs are very playful. I got the younger one as a 6 wk old, he and the 10 month old played like littermates, bitey face, pug-o-war with toys. Some day I should share a video of the young one pulling the other pug, who's sitting in a doggy bed, across the laminate floor until they hit an area rug, it was like running onto dry land. I call him a Boat Mule.
 
That's what I need. I had a 2010 derecho wipe out 25 yr old professional landscaping, my front yard looks like a new house was put up. I planted three arborvitae for privacy in front of bedroom windows, one died, a 2020 derecho ruined the other two. I just want perennial flowers and some hardscape, I have a huge rock to decorate around. Insurance pays max $500 for landscaping, doesn't go very far. Planted three trees in the sunny backyard: volunteer maple transplant, free Earth Day red oak that was a 12" stick, and a red bud dug up from the side of a road near the river bottoms. They're all doing well, even after last August's IL hurricane/derecho. I lost two new trees I planted in back, in front an oriental lilac bush, two red bud trees, ground cover, a Yucca, 3 boxwood bushes, and several evergreens and other bushes on the west side. Still makes me ill thinking about it.
 
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