This photo was taken during a typhoon. We lost our electricity and Booboo wants to go out. She usually uses the window to gaze outside, but I wouldn’t let her because the rain was pouring really hard.

She stayed by the window for a long time. She even slept beside it, hoping that the rain would stop so I could let her out. It didn’t happen until the morning, so when she was finally out, she ran around sniffing everything.

I took Booboo for a walk the other day and this is the first thing that she did. Poop! She enjoys her walks a lot. She gets to be the really curious dog that she is.

She also loves to be on the lookout for anything.

Always looking for a dog trail. We’re about to go to the next block!

Our walk is almost over, but she wants to stop a few more times to smell the pavement. Some dog must’ve peed on it. Haha!

Until next week for more Friday Booboos!

This week’s photo is of her, pretending not to see me on the mirror. I kept calling her to look at my reflection, but when I press my camera button, she looks away!

She used to love all the attention. Now, when she knows that someone is going to take her picture, she looks away, or hides her face with her paws.

I love her!

She loves to sleep on the couch. Look at her, with her front leg outstretched like that. She’s so adorable, isn’t she?

Well, Booboo gained some weight and I love it. She’s more huggable now. She sleeps like this most of the time on the sofa.

The story revolves around a boy, Jack Burridge – formerly known as Eric, played by Andrew Garfield, who was released from jail at 24 years old, after being imprisoned for 14 years for a crime that him and his former best friend committed when they were really young.

Jack tries to rise up and own up to his new name, new address, new life. He tried to determine who he wants to be, now that he is given a new chance to life, but it is still up to the people surrounding him to allow him to do so. In his struggle to fit in to society, he finds that there is a chance for a life of love and support.

The film is an emotional ride, where we grow to like Jack Burridge. He even saved a little girl’s life from a vehicular accident. His counsellor, Terry, believed that he will be able to adjust well to his new identity and Jack slowly believes him but still have doubts because his past haunts him.

I don’t think I will watch the film again, as I found it quite depressing, but with that said, I am really glad to have seen it. I think Hollywood should do away with so many special effects and focus on issues that matter. The film deserved its 5 wins out of 7 nominations.

This was taken on August 14, 2008. I was testing the manual settings on my camera and this came out well. I am looking for photos to print out because I want to frame Booboo’s picture and put it in our living room. :)

Booboo was sleeping under a pillow and I attempted to take a picture. I used the self-timer on my phone camera and I forgot that it beeps, so there it is, Booboo looking shocked.

My Booboo, feeling kind of sad because she’s not the baby anymore. I still give her my utmost attention because I want her to feel that she’s not forgotten even if there’s a new puppy. I love her, anyone who’s read my blogs, knows that :D