Theodore is about 9 months old now.

He hangs out with his Mom and Aunt.

They love him very much.

He still only has one horn and it is very tiny.

His aunt’s horn has frayed into hair where she has rubbed it against things.

Theodore is about 9 months old now.

He hangs out with his Mom and Aunt.

They love him very much.

He still only has one horn and it is very tiny.

His aunt’s horn has frayed into hair where she has rubbed it against things.

The wolf puppies are very big now.

Which makes for a very big pack.

It’s rather confusing.

Wolves everywhere you look.

And all of them are always on the run.

They are impossible to keep track of.

And still very cute.

Though starting to get a bit scary.

But still puppies.

Big playful puppies.

Fast playful puppies.

They are very curious.

And sneaky.

Everybody gets along.

For about a second.

Then they are chasing each other.

Then they get put in their place.

I would not want to be a wolf puppy.

Even when they are really cute.

They still get snarled at.

And bitten.

And dragged by their scruff.

Even the hugs don’t seem very friendly.

Those puppies are a lot of trouble though.

They are always in the way.

I’m running out of things to say about puppies.

Matt thinks that’s because I have too many pictures of puppies.

But there are so many puppies.

So of course there are lots of pictures.

This one sentence per picture rule is silly anyway.

I don’t know what you are expecting to hear.

Puppies are cute.

Becca is cuter.

But still not faster.

This is just too many puppies.

So many puppies.

Funny funny puppies.

Smiling puppies.

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We decided to go on the Hornblower cruise to get closer to the front of the falls.

First we had to climb way down to the river.

Then Matt donned the bright red tourist regalia. Kerri again refused.

Then we headed down the river toward the falls.

Before we even got to the observation tower there was enough mist in the air to make rainbows.

So maybe the inflatable tourist regalia was a good idea.

First the boat goes by the bridal veil falls.

The dissolved limestone and clay and air make gross foam in the water.

There is also a lot of mist.

Underneath all the mist it just looks like a river.

There is a walkway on the American side where it looks like the tourist regalia would be a good idea.

If only to protect you from all the bird poop.

Then the boat went right up to the bottom of the main falls.

It was wet.

But Kerri still refused.

Then we went back past the falls.

Kerri was a little bit wet.
