To a human it was a rather ordinary, if not, horrible, place.
Except for the gorgeous street art...
As usual, Penny showed me that every place can be interesting, if you just stop to smell the flowers.
Some spots required quite intense sniffing.
The good thing about it was that she was walking slowly, which the physiotherapist says is important if we are to build up the strength around her possibly injured cruciate ligament. (I always say 'possibly', because my gut still tells me to doubt the diagnosis.)
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Parlance, I love some of the street art, not that it is on my fence or wall, but don't much like the tagging. It seems much less creative and more like vandalism. Melbourne is famous for its street art.
Good for you getting to take your time and sniff away, Penny!
Love ya lots
Maggie and Mitch
Hi! So lovely to see a comment from you. I've been swamped lately so I hardly have time for comments, but I hadn't seen you in a while and wanted to catch up. Poor Penny's knee! I loved the ramp post and video because it's the proper way to do it. As for walking, it sounds everybody's going to be in good shape along with Penny. I hope I don't forget to stop by to see the underwater treadmill post!
Have a lovely recovery and tell your parents not to feel so bad. My mom has to carry our 60lbs dog up and down stairs...
Twinkie
It's so nice to see Penny in a walk.
Good to see she took the walk slowly. Baby steps are important.
Noah x
Anonymous (aha! I think I know who you are...) street art can be beautiful, though I agree with the NIMBY idea (Not In My Back Yard).
Maggie and Mitch, and Slavenka, and Noah, thanks for the encouragement. Let's hope those slow, baby steps do the trick.
Omydog! Twinkie... a 60 lb dog. My mind is reeling.
We were sorry to hear about Penny's injury. It looks like she enjoyed her walk and is taking it easy. Hope she's soon feeling much better.
Morgan, Tsar and the Porties
Thanks, Sue. It's been a long time worrying about this injury, but hopefully we'll get it sorted.
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