Grandma & Their Bichon Frise
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Grandma Loretta Was Feeding the Sparrows. Cotton Had to Show Some Serious Restraint.
Grandma Set Up Her Easel Under the String Lights. Her Assistant Had Other Plans.
Grandma Loretta Started Swaying in the Kitchen. Cotton Wasn't About to Miss It.
Grandma Loretta Was Shopping the Farmers Market. Cotton Had His Own Agenda.
Grandma Turned On the Hose to Wash the Car. Cotton Thought It Was for Him.
Every Time a Wood Curl Fell, Cotton's Eyes Followed It
The Good Lace Tablecloth Came Out for Tea, and Cotton Arrived Right on Time
Grandma Was Almost Done With Her Puzzle. Cotton Wanted Credit for Helping.
Loretta and Cotton Walked the Old Country Road Just as the Sun Went Down
Grandma Loretta Put On an Old Record. Cotton Climbed Up for the Best Seat in the House.Sponsored
Grandma Was Savoring Her First Sip of Coffee. Cotton Was Already Smiling for the Camera.
Grandma Took the Old Truck Out to the Field at Sunset. Cotton Only Had Eyes for Her.
The Snow Started Falling, and Grandma Loretta Lifted Cotton Up to See It
Grandma Scattered Feed for the Hens. One Member of the Flock Looked a Little Different.
The Fire Was Crackling, the Quilt Was Warm, and Cotton Had the Happiest Face in the Room
Grandma Loretta Was Feeding the Ducks. Cotton Decided to Join the Flock.
Grandma's Old Pickup Has One Passenger Seat, and It's Already Taken
Grandma Was Focused on Her Crossword. Cotton Was Focused on the Breakfast Table.
Grandma Hung Out a Line of Clean White Sheets. Cotton Saw a Playground.
Grandma Made Popcorn for Movie Night. She Didn't Make It to the Couch.
Grandma Was Baking Cookies, and Someone Left a Clue on the End of His Nose
The Rainy Walk Left Cotton Soaked to the Bone. Grandma Loretta Had the Fix.
Avocado Toast, Fresh Berries and One Fluffy Face Waiting at the Edge of the Table
Grandma Dipped Her Toes in the Pond. Cotton Wasn't Going to Stay on Dry Land.
Grandma Was Picking Apples From the Tree. Cotton Found the Ones on the Ground.
Grandma Sat Down With the Morning Paper. Cotton Didn't Make It Past Page One.
Grandma Brought Her Sandwich Out to the Garden Bench. Cotton Brought the Stare.
Grandma Loretta Poured a Tall Glass of Lemonade. Cotton Had Questions About It.
Grandma Raked the Leaves Into a Perfect Pile. It Didn't Stay Perfect for Long.
The Porch Swing Stopped Swaying, and Two Friends Drifted Off Together
Grandma Dozed Off in Her Recliner. Cotton Took His Post on the Armrest.
Grandma Loretta Was Planting Tomatoes. Cotton Started a Hole of His Own.
Grandma Went Fishing Off the Old Dock. The Best Thing She Caught Wasn't in the Water.
Grandma Unfolded an Old Letter on the Sofa. Cotton Knew It Was a Quiet Moment.
Grandma Hadn't Even Thrown the Ball Yet. Cotton Was Already Airborne.
Grandma Loretta Filled the Old Metal Tub With Suds. Cotton Saw It Coming.
Brushing Day on the Back Steps, and Cotton Has Finally Made His Peace With It