Rossi gal is 3 Years Old!

Rossi gal turns 3 today. She has brought lotsa joy and warmth to our little family. She is daddy & mummy's precious little gem.

Happy Birthday to you, our little gem. May you stay happy, playful, energetic, young at heart and healthy always. We look forward to celebrate many many more birthdays with you.

We had a little celebration with our bright & cheery gal in the comfort of our little home, together with her pair of angry bird frens. :>

"It's my Birthday!"

"Daddy, Mummy, can we blow out the candle faster?
Me wanna eat my 'cake'!"

Idea by Mummy and Done up by Daddy.

"Nom Nom Nom"

                                 

Rossi gal in Clubpets Magazine

As I flipped through the latest issue (No.42 Dec to Mar 2012) of the clubpets magazine last night, I was both surprised and delighted to see Rossi gal & her angry bird appear in the 'clubpics' section. :> 

I sent in the photo via email to clubpets for the fun of it, when I came across a notice that they were looking for photos of smiling dogs. The theme was, 'Get your Dog to Smile'. I didnt expect it to appear in the magazine, but I'm really happy that it did. :>

I took this photo when she saw the angry bird for the first time. (Daddy bought it for her.) She is always happy to have new toys. And I thought her happy face Vs the bird's angry face looked kinda cute too.

In a way, it is sorta like a 'birthday pressie' for her, as her birthday falls on January, which also means her birthday post is coming up very soon. :D  

Walking on Mount Faber

Daddy took us to Mount Faber yesterday. Rossi gal's first time there, though not Daddy & Mummy's. 

This was the place, where daddy & mummy went for a drink when they met each other for the first time. That was years back. For them, it was like a walk down the memory lane, while for Rossi gal, it was a new place to explore.

   
Empty cable cars were displayed along the path.

 We couldnt resist taking a shot of Rossi gal in one of them. ;p

Directional signs.  

The path ahead, under the sheltered walkway.

Rossi gal walking against the backdrop of the greenery.

We stopped by to appreciate the view from the top. Cable cars were seen sliding to and fro over the sea & lush greenery. What a view.

We passed by 'The Jewel Box', located on the other side of the road.

Ending off with this interesting advisory that was put up along the path. We came across quite a few of this along the way.  

Sweet Reminiscence

It's the start of a brand new year & my first blog post for the year. 

Looking back, I have been blogging for more than 2 years. Coming March, it will be exactly 3 years. It has been a lovely experience, sharing & documenting various aspects of Rossi gal's life, like her diet, health and our life together. 

As daddy flipped through Rossi gal's blog, he told me that it was right to start this blog for her. He was the one who encouraged me to do it. And I'm glad I did. I do feel a sense of accomplishment at times, when I look at her blog.

This is a special place to me, daddy and Rossi gal. And this place is created specially for her. I hope to keep it going on, just for her.  

I would like to end off this post by sharing a sweet memory of my Rossi gal.
  

This is our collection of Rossi gal's puppy teeth. We have been keeping them in one of the glass cabinets in our living room for as long as she is with us.

One day, Daddy just popped the container out and asked me, still remember this? Of course, I do! :>

Her first tooth fell out when she & daddy were getting a little rough while playing 'boxing'. Daddy accidentally knocked the side of her cheek and there, her very first tooth landed on the floor. From then onwards, we continued to add on to our collection of her teeth.

During that time, everyday, me & daddy will scrutinize every area Rossi gal set her paws & feet on; like the floor, sofa, bed & toys, just to collect her teeth. Whenever the sole of our feet touched something hard, we would quickly flip it over to see if it's her teeth. We wanted to collect as many as possible and didnt wanna miss out any of it (if we could).

Well, there should be more, but guessed she already 'processed' them in her tummy before we could get to them. LOL. It's our sweet memory.