Maya aged 7 weeks

Only one more week until we bring this sweet little fur ball home. I can see from these photos that she is going to love the outdoors. Hopefully, it will make me exercise more. Looking forward to taking her to the park for a run.

 Looks like she has already learnt the "low alert" for low blood sugar scent.

I love her so much and for the important job she will have one day of keeping my son alive.

LOW CARB COOKING

 Various low carb dishes I have prepared this month, trying to keep my mind off puppy's arrival day.

Spinach and ricotta cannelloni.

 Thai chicken and mango salad.

 Stuffed mushroom and cauliflower and bacon fritters.

 Paleo bread sticks - these are really good!

I love living a wheat free, low carb life.



Maya aged 6 weeks

 

Chubby and Fluffy

 Maya is now 5 1/2 weeks old, so we can bring her home soon.

 She grows cuter by the day.

 Our home is now ready for the new arrival.

I hope she likes living with her new family.

Happy Puppy

First Day Outdoors

 Maya really does love the great outdoors. She looks like she is laughing rolling in the grass.

 

 Too much excitement for a little girl.

PUPPY LOVE

 This little girl makes my heart melt.

 I love her so much, even though I have yet to meet her.

Swarovski Golden Shadow Pendant

 I don't have any new puppy photos to show, so here is one of my latest beading projects, which I made for my sister's birthday.

Most of the components I purchased in Singapore. Singapore has some fabulous bead shops. I wish I could just zip back there when ever I wanted.

MAYA - 3 WEEKS OLD

The puppies are wobbling around now.

 Kisses

 The countdown is on until Maya can join our family. We are dying to meet her and hug her.

 

CUTE PUPPY ALERT

 Maya is now 2 1/2 weeks old, and growing fatter and cuter by the day.

 Isn't it adorable the way puppies love to snuggle up with each other?

 

Her breeder said she is trying to walk, but still a bit wobbly. Actually, I think I should adopt all 3 of the puppies. It's going to be sad to separate them from each other, but I guess that is the way it should be for animal babies.