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Helpful

Ted, ready to dust with the Swiffer Duster he swiped from his dad

There’s nothing like having able-bodied family members offer to assist in whatever needs doing. We Fishers have been especially blessed in this area . . .

Ted, picking up trash on a recent vacation

Ted, bringing in the groceries

Even Murdock, the kitten mouser, tries his hand at sitting on some freshly laid eggs!

Sigh . . . sometimes, new family members can be slow to catch on to their new responsibilities . . .

the reluctant one

Maddie Kate, standing on me while I attempt to exercise

Get off me, Baddie Kate!

Housework . . . exercising — just a few chores our newest and most ornery canine hasn’t yet adapted to.

But back to being helpful, Brian cleaned the futon in our rec room, where the dogs often sleep. To keep them off, he barricaded it with a pile of stuff.

Wait–what’s that??

Busted!

Well, at least she’s clever.

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