toby & bentley & me.

just got back from seeing Marley & Me. i been reading the book, but only got up to the middle so far. the movie was really good, but also really really sad. i'm talkin gut wrenchingly sad. i was sobbing, but kept as quiet as i could so i didn't look like a crazy lady at the movies crying hysterically. and i wasn't the only crazy lady there crying, so was christal. we both were crying buckets, not only for marley but because it made us think of our own beloved and loyal pups. the ones who are there for us no matter what. always there by your side. always there to cheer u up. always following you around. always there with a wagging tail and big smile as soon as you come home.

there was a line from the end of the movie that i really agree with. i don't remember the exact words but it's something about how dogs make us feel special and extraordinary. and they don't care if we're rich or poor, dumb or stupid. they just give us unconditional love. u dog lovers out there know what im talking about. also, there's this line from the book that i love, i even dog-eared the page so i could always go back to it. it's a life lesson that a dog can teach us. when the Marley's owner John turns 40, he's having a beer in his backyard staring at his pool chillaxin with Marley, and he says: (i'll put this in later...)

now, before u start thinking i am a crazy dog lady (uh oh, too late), go out and see marley and me. i liked jennifer aniston in this movie. she plays a good housewife and mother. isn't that ironic? oh well. check out the trailer before u judge me as a crazy dog lady.

also, here are the most recent pics of my babies. i'll be doin that once in a while. just so ur updated on the daily happenings of these crazy boys. here they are, toby and bentley. aka santa and his little helper elf.

dude they don't look real in this one. they look like toys im gonna give away as presents.