Yes, it was horrible!!
As you can see below,
when the tall guy was gone on his 'VACATION',
I had to resort to eating sticks!
As you can see below,
when the tall guy was gone on his 'VACATION',
I had to resort to eating sticks!
The person watching me would only feed me like 2 times a dayand hardly gave me any daily snacks at all
(only like 2 or 3 cookies and some apples and carrots!)
I'm surprised I didn't waste away to nothing!!!
AND THEN,
to add insult to injury,
I snuck on the tall guy's computer last night,
and what did I find?
PUPPIES AT THE GRAND CANYON!


So, do not believe your peoples when they tell youthat puppies can not go to the Grand Canyon.
Someone owes me a VACATION!
Notes from the tall guy:
1) Yes, puppies (and dogs - I'm not sure about cats) are allowed at the Grand Canyon BUT, they can not stay in the rooms at the Grand Canyon. They have to stay in a kennel. Jack would not like a kennel. And the people who would have had to take care of Jack in the kennel would not like Jack in the kennel either!
2) I am only putting up one picture of the Grand Canyon. If you have seen the Grand Canyon, you know that most pictures do not do it justice. And if you HAVEN'T seen the Grand Canyon, just know that most pictures do not do it justice!

3) Here is a picture of a stream we passed on the way into Sedona. If you ever go to Sedona from the Grand Canyon, make sure you take Highway 89A to Sedona instead of Interstate 17. It is truly a wonderful drive.

4) This is NOT the Grand Canyon. This is a picture of a chapel in Sedona. It is built high on the side of one of the hills. It is pretty unique. And yes, the rocks really are that red. Evidently, there is a lot of iron in the rocks which give them that color!
Unfortunately, someone has built a HUGE (and I do mean HUGE) house near the chapel. The funny thing is that if you Google 'ugly house in Sedona', THIS is what comes up!











