Jogging Corgis

A couple weekends ago, the corgis and I went to our 3rd Dog Jog in support of the local University's small animal clinic. The money raised goes to research intended to improve the care/testing/diagnosis etc of small animals, such as dogs, cats, hamsters, rabbits, gerbils etc.

The goal this year was $10,000 and the event was able to raise about $9,400.

The day started a little wet from the rain the night before and so the ground was a snowy, wet, mucky mess. I dressed the corgis in their Thing 1 and Thing 2 shirts and it was a good thing I did. By the time the walk was over, their bellies and chests were nice and brown... ick!

The t-shirts were a hit though and everyone loved them. Once again, we were the only corgis in attendance.

There were 2 tracks - a 2k and a 5k. I would have loved to have done the 5k, as I'm sure Gimli can handle the distance, but I was unsure about Ms. Merida. She loves to go and go and she's a born sprinter, but I don't think she understands the need to pace. We were about half way through the 2k and I guess she realized that we still had a way to go and all of a sudden, "Ms. I must be in front and ready to run", slowed down and started to conserve her energy.

Both corgis were great with meeting other dogs. You can definitely see the difference in Gimli now that he lives with Merida. He's not as high strung and a bit more sociable. I do think he will be a Mr. Grumpypants for life and will allow some meeting, but I don't think he'll ever fully let his guard down around other dogs. Around Merida, yes. Others, not so much. At this point, I'm ok with this. If he can meet other dogs and be calm and nice with them, then great!

Merida was great too, except when this offleash dog wouldn't let up on sniffing her... girly bits. She let the dog sniff at first, but then he wouldn't stop. I could see her start to get annoyed, she was curling her lip a little, which she never does. I started to move her away, but the dog kept following! Of course, the owner wasn't paying attention.... of course.... Finally, the dog lost interest and went away. We moved out of range before the dog saw us again.

One thing I did this time was to stay on the edge of the group of dogs. Gimli does not like to be crowded and many of the dogs there were very hyper, despite going on a 2-5 k walk. I try to stay calm and to keep the corgis calm as that helps to reduce their need to act out and if another dog does come up to us, the corgis are in a better frame of mind. Most times it helps, other times I cannot help when someone comes running up to us squealing and that sets the corgis off into a frenzy. More work here is needed on our part.

We don't want to walk, we want to pee up and down this huge branch!

This cutie kept looking at us, but he was a bit too strong willed for the corgis.

the end.

Wordless Wednesday - Disappearing Act

Dentures?

There's a new fixture on my night stand and it comes in its own "little old lady" carrying case.

Yes, my friends, I now have a mouth guard.

Luckily for me, it's not quite dentures, but it's close enough. I have to wear it each night while I'm sleeping so I don't grind my teeth down to stumps and then really need dentures.

Mike says that it's oh so sexy... oh wait... it's April 1st, I guess he really doesn't mean that.. hrmph.

Things to do for 2014 - March update

Man, where did March go?

1. Complete the first two levels of Rosetta Stone - German

2. Read 25 books - Last year, I read 16 books, four short of my 20 book goal. This year I've upped it to 25 as I don't feel I read nearly as much as I should.

Finished reading:
- The Yard by Alex Grecian
- It by Stephen King. Can I tell you, I wasn't scared while reading the book, but now I'm still a little scared... especially when it comes to bathrooms.
-The Mysterious Affair at Styles by Agatha Christie
- Napalm and Silly Putty by George Carlin - While I enjoy Carlin's stand up routines, the book didn't really translate too well, despite my attempts to read it with his voice in my head. I think I'll stick to his stand up instead.

To be read at some point this year:
- Brotherhood of Fear: A Willi Kraus Novel by Paul Grossman
- The Black Country by Alex Grecian
- The Devil's Workshop by Alex Grecian - due out in May

3. Spend less time on the computer in my non-working hours

4. Maintain the blog with regular posts - I've come up with a tentative schedule for postings, but it is still a work in progress.

5. Go through the Digital SLR for Dummies book and improve my photography skills. - I've made it through chapter 1,which is the intro chapter... so really it's kinda like I haven't started looking at the book :/

I really need to get on this one.

6. Continue to photograph Gimli and Merida.

7. Lose 20 lbs. - Last year, I struggled with this and am struggling with it again as the year begins. I was doing well, then I stopped exercising and all the progress I did was lost.

January 31 2014
- down 4 lbs to 144
- lost an inch
- I've been working out my arms and they look a bit better. Not chiseled or anything, but you can see the muscle start to take shape.

February 28 2014
- 144 lbs
- lost another inch/ inch and a half
- I'm starting to see changes - ie I was able to wear a pair of pants through a full dinner and dessert and didn't feel like the button was going to pop off.  This is good news.

March 31 2014
- Am the same as I was at the end of February.
- To say I'm disappointed is an understatement, though my tailbone isn't helping. My arms look great though, so there's that. For April, I'm going to ease back into my stomach exercises and I'm sure once we start running, it will be a big help.

8. Finish painting our house - The painter that completed our downstairs is returning to paint our bedroom and the office.

9. Frame and put up our pictures.

Have gotten the layout for 2 rooms so far. Working on the living room next.

10. Go to The Arboretum at least once a month - weather permitting.

11. Discover local restaurants/bistros etc in my city or in the surrounding areas.

12. Take more pictures of Mike and me.

13.  Enjoy our backyard.

14. Surprise someone.

15. Put in more flowers/shrubs etc in the yard

16. Move off of "Medium" on the drums in Rock Band and to "Hard".

17. Complete the Minas Tirith 3D puzzle

18. Take up running. I'm nowhere close to the point of doing a 5k of straight running, but it's something I want to do. The ultimate goal is to do one of the RunDisney events at the parks.

Well, we are planning on going to the 5k and 10k races in January. We've booked our rooms already - (Yay DVC members!) and our running training will start once the weather improves. I've got it in my mind to start in April, but we'll see. We're also going to do smaller runs closer to home to focus on a timed race.

I will admit, this is not something I'd ever thought I'd be doing! I've been a self-confessed "non-runner" all my life.

19. Put in a smaller garden in the backyard.

20. Organize the spare bedroom so it actually looks like a bedroom and not a place to shove "stuff".

21. Scan in our baby pictures.

22. Start putting together our Disney album.

23. Start cooking more Trinidad type food.

24. Work on the corgis' recall.

25. Travel to a new place.

26. More to come...

Flat Corgi Friday - Visiting Pluto

Wordless Wednesday - Right there

5 things going on in this house - March

Argh, I've had a headache for most of the day and nothing's helping. I'm going to go hide under the covers soon.

So, what have we been up to this month?

1. It's been deathly cold this winter and that's turned us into hermits. We've done nothing but hide inside, away from the minus double digit temperatures.  This is also why there haven't been many posts - nothing's really going on around here.

2. Gimli has learned how to open his crate from the outside. I have no idea where he learned to do this, we never showed him. His crate has a sliding latch to it and he'll put his nose under the sliding part and slowly ratchet it across until it opens. Then, he'll remove his Mr. Sun toy and play with it... until Merida steals it away and he sits and cries.

3. I watched the movie, Fat, Sick and Nearly Dead and that's convinced me to start juicing. I'm not doing a total juice fast because I love bacon far too much. So far we've been juicing about once a day. I tried the Mean Green Juice and it's not as bad as I thought it would be. I did have to add in an extra apple and reduce the celery. I juiced an orange yesterday and I was pleasantly surprised with the amount of juice extracted and the difference in the taste. Especially the orange juice - it was sweet but a different sweet than the orange juice from the bottle. It's a little scary the amount of sugar in the bottled juices.

In terms of feeling different, I don't. I don't think we've been juicing enough to see a difference just yet. We're still working out a schedule - ie juice for lunch or a main part of dinner.

My one pet peeve is that the juicer can be a nuisance to keep clean, especially if you are juicing multiple times a day. I'm sure this will work itself out once we arrive at a good schedule.

4. My exercising has been up and down this month. My arms look great! My stomach not so much. I damaged/bruised/messed up my tailbone and my usual stomach exercises have been causing me pain. It's slowly getting better, but I don't want to over do it. I'm building up my repertoire of different stomach exercises that don't require me to put undue stress on my tailbone.

In related news, Spring is slowly coming and that means we'll be able to start on our running!

5. Merida continues to be a spitfire. She's started doing this "jumping/front feet dance" thing when she's excited. It's kinda like a precursor to the Sparky Kibble dance, but not quite. If she's in a good mood and I start jumping in front her, she'll break into this jumping thing... almost like she wants to jump with me! It's very cute.

It's hard to believe she will be one in a couple weeks. I fully subscribe to the notion that puppies need to stay puppies for at least two years, none of this year old business.

Gimli will be 6 years old this August. Don't even get me started on that!

Flat Corgi Friday - Muppets!

In honor of Muppets Most Wanted, which opened today, I give you Flat Corgis meet the Muppets!

Wordless Wednesday - So soft

Expiration Date

I've always believed that expiration dates were in place to enable stores to move product than to actually cause food to spoil... within reason of course. I wouldn't drink milk that's a week old, but but sometimes you can extend the expiration date - ie putting things in the freezer.

A couple weeks ago, I noticed there was a roll of Pillsbury Crescents in the fridge with an expiration date of March 14th. I made a mental note to bake it for breakfast one day, but then promptly forgot all about it.

Fast forward to today at lunch time. I opened the fridge and happened to glance up at the little flap in the door of the fridge to find this:

Somehow the canister exploded, spilling the gooey goodness into the fridge onto some decade old candy canes.

Me, being very adventurous and thinking about that Simpson's episode where Lisa stole Homer's pig and it went flying and Homer lamented:

"It's just a little dirty. It's still good, it's still good!"

I decided to try to salvage the rest of the can.  It didn't turn out too well.

So, my friends, apparently the expiration date on the can must be taken very seriously.

Saturday Smiler - Come and get me!

Flat Corgi Friday - The Haunted Mansion

Fishy tradition

AMC has been running a Jaws marathon since yesterday.

The first time I saw a movie from the Jaws franchise was Jaws: The Revenge. Don't worry, I won't go into the merits of said movie. I was a small child at the time and was so terrified of the shark that I refused to take a bath for weeks afterward. No sir, only showers for me!

Thanks to that movie I:
- refuse to ever go on a banana boat.
- think of Jaws every time I hear the Christmas Carol, "Noel".
- went through a childhood phase where I would draw pictures of a shark waiting beneath a sinking boat to eat the unsuspecting escaping passengers.
- because I know where the movie was filmed, even though I know the shark was fake, I am still apprehensive when we visit Castaway Cay in the Bahamas.
- this movie sparked my interest in sharks and I'm sure it was the underlying reason for why I wanted to be a marine biologist.
- watch all sorts of shark shows on tv, which I'm sure increases rather than decreases my paranoia factor!

As you would expect, I've seen all the other movies in the Jaws franchise, (read book 1 and 2!), and my favorite remains the first movie. Anytime the first one comes on tv, I have to watch it.

A few years ago, we were fortunate to be able to see the first Jaws on the big screen. It started at 11pm or some horrid hour and we stayed for the entire show. We didn't go to bed til around 4 am, but it was amazing to be able to finally see it in the original format... considering I wasn't yet born when it was first released.

Yeah, I think I'll sit on the sidelines for a little while.

Gimli likes to move it!

I filmed this one a number of years ago and I've been meaning to put it together for the longest time.

Corgis have the cutest butts and when they walk, they've got the wiggle down pat!

Hope you like the music choice :)

Saturday Silliness - Mega Derp

We interrupt your scheduled Saturday Smiler to bring you some Saturday Silliness of the mega derp variety.

Captions anyone?

Throw Back Thursday - Look for the bear necessities

I've never done the #ThrowBackThursday, mainly because I didn't have pictures that would be a throwback. I'm hesitant to start this as a trend because I'm going to run out of pictures eventually, so I may just do this monthly.

However, I was rooting through some pictures and found one of me as a child, at Walt Disney World, sharing a moment with Baloo.

Notes:

- This is 1985 in AdventureLand. Yes, those tiki statues are still there. See picture.
- I would love to know about the scaffolding in the background.
- This was probably before I learned the truth about the Disney characters, which will be the subject of a later post.
- If you tell my mother that her picture is now on the Internet, she will kill me.
- This is one of the only times in my life where I'm wearing pink.
- I wonder where the Adventure Drummer guy is now?

Things to do for 2014 - February update

February is over and I'm glad to have started some of these.

1. Complete the first two levels of Rosetta Stone - German

2. Read 25 books - Last year, I read 16 books, four short of my 20 book goal. This year I've upped it to 25 as I don't feel I read nearly as much as I should.

Finished reading:
- The Yard by Alex Grecian
- It by Stephen King. Can I tell you, I wasn't scared while reading the book, but now I'm still a little scared... especially when it comes to bathrooms.
-The Mysterious Affair at Styles by Agatha Christie

To be read at some point this year:
- Brotherhood of Fear: A Willi Kraus Novel by Paul Grossman
- The Black Country by Alex Grecian
- The Devil's Workshop by Alex Grecian - due out in May

3. Spend less time on the computer in my non-working hours

4. Maintain the blog with regular posts - I've come up with a tentative schedule for postings, but it is still a work in progress.

5. Go through the Digital SLR for Dummies book and improve my photography skills. - I've made it through chapter 1,which is the intro chapter... so really it's kinda like I haven't started looking at the book :/

6. Continue to photograph Gimli and Merida.

7. Lose 20 lbs. - Last year, I struggled with this and am struggling with it again as the year begins. I was doing well, then I stopped exercising and all the progress I did was lost.

January 31 2014
- down 4 lbs to 144
- lost an inch
- I've been working out my arms and they look a bit better. Not chiseled or anything, but you can see the muscle start to take shape.

February 28 2014
- 144 lbs
- lost another inch/ inch and a half
- I'm starting to see changes - ie I was able to wear a pair of pants through a full dinner and dessert and didn't feel like the button was going to pop off.  This is good news.

8. Finish painting our house - We have 3 bedrooms to paint this year. We are toying with the idea of getting the same painter that did our downstairs to come back to do the 3 bedrooms.

9. Frame and put up our pictures.

Have gotten the layout for 2 rooms so far. Working on the living room next.

10. Go to The Arboretum at least once a month - weather permitting.

11. Discover local restaurants/bistros etc in my city or in the surrounding areas.

12. Take more pictures of Mike and me.

13.  Enjoy our backyard.

14. Surprise someone.

15. Put in more flowers/shrubs etc in the yard

16. Move off of "Medium" on the drums in Rock Band and to "Hard".

17. Complete the Minas Tirith 3D puzzle

18. Take up running. I'm nowhere close to the point of doing a 5k of straight running, but it's something I want to do. The ultimate goal is to do one of the RunDisney events at the parks.

Well, we are planning on going to the 5k and 10k races in January. We've booked our rooms already - (Yay DVC members!) and our running training will start once the weather improves. I've got it in my mind to start in April, but we'll see. We're also going to do smaller runs closer to home to focus on a timed race.

I will admit, this is not something I'd ever thought I'd be doing! I've been a self-confessed "non-runner" all my life.

19. Put in a smaller garden in the backyard.

20. Organize the spare bedroom so it actually looks like a bedroom and not a place to shove "stuff".

21. Scan in our baby pictures.

22. Start putting together our Disney album.

23. Start cooking more Trinidad type food.

24. Work on the corgis' recall.

25. Travel to a new place.

26. More to come...

Saturday Smiler - Offscreen

Wordless Wednesday - Whatchou lookin' at?

What? Why are you staring at me?

The other day, Gimli lay in the doorway to the office and fell asleep.  He was in such a deep sleep that he didn't hear me turn around in my chair, (it was a small miracle I actually made no noise!), and turn to look at him.

After a few seconds, he woke up, saw me staring at him and he proceeded to look around as if a) he'd done something wrong or b) there was a monster behind him about ready to pounce.

I didn't have a camera nearby so you'll have to settle for this video, which is quite close to Gimli's facial expression:

5 things going on in our house - February

5 things going on in our house this month:

1. I finished my 2nd book of the year. I chose to read Stephen King's It. It was not scary as I was reading it, but it got into my head and now I'm imagining things... especially when I'm in the bathroom by myself. If you've ever read the book, then you know why the bathroom can be scary.

My mind is also playing tricks with me and it has me imagining weird things and then wondering if anyone else sees it too.

For my 3rd book, I tried to get into Pride and Prejudice Zombies, but I couldn't. I wanted more zombies and less prim and proper.  Oh well, off to find book 3!

2. Ms. Merida has adopted a rather stinky habit that has to do with dog poop. It's revolting and it's times like this I wish she could talk so I could ask her why she chooses to do this. To combat this, we picked up a sonic trainer.  You aim it at the dog and press a button, which sends a low frequency sound to the dog. It's supposed to deter the unwanted behavior.  We've used it a few times and it does startle her enough that you can call her away. We give her plenty of treats and praise when she does come inside, so we are hopeful.

If it works, we'll use it on Gimli next with his barking.

3. In my weight loss efforts I've lost about an inch since this time last month. I'm slowly starting to fit into things. Last week, I put on a pair of pants, ate a large dinner and didn't feel like I was going to pop a button. PROGRESS!  I have a bit more to go though, but it's in the right direction and that's all I care about.

I do have another strange thing. I've been working my arms and my chest - not too much, but much more than before and now I'm finding certain articles of clothing are too tight in the chest and arms. I guess it's a nice problem to have, but I didn't think I'd have to purchase new clothing on account of growth in other areas! I was trying to avoid purchasing new clothes!

4. Mike is slowly getting back to exercising. He's been using his wheelchair inside and that means he's gently been using his leg and that has made a difference.  It's starting to heal and he's starting to get some strength back in it.  His first goal is to return to exercising to a) get in shape and b) lose weight so he puts less strain on his joints.

5. It looks like I'm going to get a mouth guard to protect my teeth when I sleep. I, "unofficially", have been diagnosed with bruxism, which is grinding of the teeth or clenching of the jaw. I do the latter and I often complain of pain in the jaw. I'm going to go in next month for a teeth/jaw impression and then it will be made for me.  Hopefully this will help.

Flat Corgis - Spot the Corgis

Wordless Wednesday - Pulling into Castaway Cay

Flat Corgi Friday - Hug from Stitch

My Pemmie Valentine

Our house is bereft of any hearts or Valentine related items, so in honor of tomorrow, both corgis received a big old kiss from me. Apologies for the blurriness :(

Gimli and his "awwwww, Caaaannnnnnddddyyy" face

Merida and her "I don't know what you're doing, so I'll just stand here and go with it, but the minute you turn away, I'm going to escape!"

Wordless Wednesday - Corgi drummies

Standing guard

I'm pretty sure if I was in trouble that Gimli would come to my rescue. He's never had to, so I could be completely wrong, but I am hopeful!

We have a special bond, him and I. He's my partner in crime, my cuddle bear. When our eyes meet, I see a bit of his soul and his spirit.

In these pictures I was romping in the snow and decided to lie down, in the hopes a corgi would pounce on me. Alas, no pounces, but I did get this picture.

Nobody gets between me and my Candy

Not even you!

Sunday Smiler - 10 months!

Apologies, I'm a day late.

Can you believe Ms. Merida is 10 months old? Where has the time gone?

Flat Corgis - 2 more Dwarfs

I don't know about you... I count 9 dwarfs altogether.

Wordless Wednesday - Catch me if you can!

Should have named her Elsa

If you've seen the movie Frozen, then you know all about Elsa - the girl that can make snow and ice at will. The cold doesn't bother her and she feels right at home among the snow and ice.

This is Merida's first winter and she's a little snow corgi.  Even more so than Gimli.

When I let them into the yard or when I take them to the park, Gimli often wants to come in after a short while.  He will romp and roll in the snow, but eventually he has enough and is ready to come in.  He is well aware of the extreme chilly temperatures, despite his fluff and his dog jacket!

Merida, on the other hand, would stay outside all day. I took her to the park on the long leash and she fell into a snowbank. It didn't faze her.  She jumped out of it like a champ and kept going! When I take her for a walk, she has to go up onto the snow banks and perch like a mountain goat. On one occasion, she pooped on top of a snow bank and I climbed up after her to scoop. I was not impressed.

The corgis have made trenches in the yard and she delights in running through them. This picture was taken a couple weeks ago. The bank is now a bit higher and she still runs through the trenches.  She'll even jump through the deep snow to get at Gimli.

The weather forecast predicts more snow tonight and tomorrow. I think Merida will be pleased.

Fabulous hair!

The other day, I posted this on Twitter:

And it was promptly retweeted by Meagan. Meagan and Kaci went on to respond back to each other in the following:

Apparently, Gimli has fabulous hair. Or perhaps Merida, I'm not sure what the kids are all into these days.

Saturday Smiler - Sheepish Grin

MERIDA: What's so funny huh?

For as long as I live, I'll never understand Gimli and his grins. It's as if he knows to smile at the camera.

Flat Corgis - River of Grass

I missed the Flat Corgi post for yesterday, so this is the makeup edition.

Here we are in an airboat in the Everglades. The driver stopped and allowed us to take pictures.  I was seated at the edge of the boat and I was convinced an alligator was in the water and was going to spring up and grab me!

Things to do for 2014 - January Update

January is almost over and I'm glad to have started some of these.

1. Complete the first two levels of Rosetta Stone - German

2. Read 25 books - Last year, I read 16 books, four short of my 20 book goal. This year I've upped it to 25 as I don't feel I read nearly as much as I should.

Finished reading:
- The Yard by Alex Grecian

I have a couple books on the horizon for me - one will be published in Feb/March and Alex Grecian's 2nd book. I think for my next reading adventure, I'll go with something scary.

3. Spend less time on the computer in my non-working hours

4. Maintain the blog with regular posts - I've come up with a tentative schedule for postings, but it is still a work in progress.

5. Go through the Digital SLR for Dummies book and improve my photography skills.

6. Continue to photograph Gimli and Merida.

7. Lose 20 lbs. - Last year, I struggled with this and am struggling with it again as the year begins. I was doing well, then I stopped exercising and all the progress I did was lost.

January 31 2014
- down 4 lbs to 144
- lost an inch
- I've been working out my arms and they look a bit better. Not chiseled or anything, but you can see the muscle start to take shape.

8. Finish painting our house - We have 3 bedrooms to paint this year.

9. Frame and put up our pictures.

Have gotten the layout for 2 rooms so far. Working on the living room next.

10. Go to The Arboretum at least once a month - weather permitting.

11. Discover local restaurants/bistros etc in my city or in the surrounding areas.

12. Take more pictures of Mike and me.

13.  Enjoy our backyard.

14. Surprise someone.

15. Put in more flowers/shrubs etc in the yard

16. Move off of "Medium" on the drums in Rock Band and to "Hard".

17. Complete the Minas Tirith 3D puzzle

18. Take up running. I'm nowhere close to the point of doing a 5k of straight running, but it's something I want to do. The ultimate goal is to do one of the RunDisney events at the parks.

19. Put in a smaller garden in the backyard.

20. Organize the spare bedroom so it actually looks like a bedroom and not a place to shove "stuff".

21. Scan in our baby pictures.

22. Start putting together our Disney album.

23. Start cooking more Trinidad type food.

24. Work on the corgis' recall.

25. Travel to a new place.

26. More to come...

Wordless Wednesday - Snow Face

Rawr

It was one of those long days of looking at code, making incremental steps, (in the right direction!), that my brain is done for the day.

Instead, I give you Gimli and Merida pretending to be a water buffalo and a lioness.

Saturday Smiler - Dude, snow!

Flat Corgi Friday - Sun Chair

It's been frigid here this month and I hope this sun chair brings a little warmth to us all.

Wordless Wednesday - Sharing

Hugs

It's National Hug Day today! Here are some hugs:

5 things - January

1. I've been working on exercising and losing weight. I intended to start at the beginning of the year, but the cold and loss of appetite around Christmas time exacerbated my weight loss. So far, I've lost 4 lbs and roughly 1 inch.

2. Merida likes to watch television. She seems to prefer animal shows because she can focus on the animal and watch it move across the screen - ie lions, dogs and bears. She doesn't actually bark at the tv, but she will run up to it and stare.

Gimli doesn't really care about the tv, I don't think he pays much attention to it, if at all.

3. I've started walking the dogs on the street. The sidewalks are too crazy and I lost one of the grips for my boots. The streets at least have a bit more traction on them and it's a bit safer.

4. We've started giving Gimli a bedtime cookie because he seems to have an upset tummy in the mornings. It seems to be helping and he's more eager than ever to go to bed... I wonder why?

5. Some wise ass decided to trademark the word "Candy". Does this mean I'll have to change my nickname? What about the blog name? Will I have to pay for the rights to use MY OWN NAME? I always thought "Candy" was in the public domain - sort of like "Happy Birthday"? If Mike wants to say: "Happy Birthday Candy!", does he have to get permission first?

I question these things because it makes no sense whatsoever.

Saturday Smiler - Long Nose

Can I come in?

Flat Corgi Friday - Merida and the 3 bears

In the movie Brave, Merida's 3 brothers are turned into bears. We felt we had to showcase just Merida in this one :)