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Introducing Izzy

This morning my aunt called at 11:30 a.m. and started the conversation with, "I am about to do something really crazy." I answered with, "What are you going to buy now?" The answer was a Goldendoodle. So off we went the whole famn damily to Mankato to pick up Shirley's new addition. The entire task was completed by 3:30 p.m. Not bad if I say so myself.

She is just a doll and is named Isabelle or is it Isabella? Or is it Isaboo? Either way my aunt is going to call her Izzy. She was Sophie for about an hour, but after we got to know this feisty little girl Izzy seemed to fit. JG wanted to name her Fruit, but that suggestion did not garner any votes from the rest of the car to his disappointment.

So here she is.... little Izzy, the fifth (and hopefully final) dog in our motley crew. She joins Rudy Toot Toot, Mimi LaRue, Jack-Jack Attack and Justin (Timberlake).

Comments

Karen said…
The puppy is adorable, but AE's hair is even better. Tell her she looks great!
4:46 PM
bobbione8y said…
i was thinking the same thing! she looks so beautiful!!!!!!!!!!!!

i think God meant for us all to be tan :)
10:00 AM
Susan said…
Thanks so much for the compliments guys, I will let AE know.
12:27 PM
Chris said…
Ok, I am confused a little. Your aunt wanted to buy a dog for her, but you ended up with one too? What am I missing here. Very cute dog, looks like she will be pretty big? I don't see the poodle in her yet though.
10:53 AM
Susan said…
The dog is my aunt's dog, Dan would kill me if I came home with another furry child.
11:09 AM
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