“Something tells me she’s going to be just fine, KatieDid.”
With the longer, colder nights, don’t pass up the opportunity to snuggle up with your kids and read them a story.
That might mean turning off all devices and the television, but I promise it will be worth your while.
Buy Finding KatieDid : Tales from the Woof Pack in digital or print form at your favorite e-retailer, or ask your local book store to order it for you.
With her mostly blindness as well as some anxiety issues, I had been practicing polite ways of declining public appearances by KatieDid.
Unfortunately, there was this certain little #1 fan:
She happens to be local, and her mom appears to be the #2 fan.
I figured if we could find a relatively quiet and controlled meeting place, and if Mara (#1 fan) could be instructed to be slow and quiet, maybe it would work this once.
And, since Mara seems to have become smitten with not just KatieDid, but 1-eyed dogs in general, I would throw in Hector (introduced in Finding KatieDid) for the visit as well. Nothing bothers him.
So, today was the day, and, well, I’ll let you decide
I think we can make a few assumptions based on this visit.
KatieDid can meet small groups in controlled circumstances.
Mara has a future in the modeling industry.
If you need the dog piles picked up out of your yards, I know someone.