2002170930 – We moved to Kingston late December 2019. Mia immediately ran into these woods across from from our house and established the area as her domain. Every single day (and night) it became part of her routine to run into these woods, often out of sight due to foliage or distance, ignoring Lisa and…
2003281340 – Mia was always resting her head on the back of the couch, or anything soft and supportive really. I think this is a trait of many dogs but she really seemed to enjoy it. Even if it meant staring at the wall for an untold amount of time.
2004201543 – Walking through the streets surrounding the Kingston waterfront was pretty much a daily routine for Mia and I. No matter where we were she would plop herself down just about anywhere. Someones lawn, a driveway, the street or sidewalk, or in this case a bed of flowers under a tree. It was hot…
2005161726 – It’s difficult to recognize moments in life that at the time seem so matter of fact, yet in retrospect we inevitably learn how precious those moments are.
2006241904 – I must have 100’s of pictures of Mia sitting in front of Next Boutique waiting for someone to come out and say hello. She would run to this store as her first stop on our daily walks throughout Kingstons Waterfront District. Beth, whom is the store owner and one of Mia’s favorite people, would…
2007121834 – Mia was always happy to share. Whether it be a stash of treats or bowl of cool water on a hot summer day, she happily shared all with her fellow canines without complaint. My Baby Girl was truly filled with love for fellow pups.
2008181745 – During the COVID shutdown Mia and I would frequent the Rondout District at the waterfront in Kingston. During that time we met and befriended, Karen, Marge and others whom were instantly enamored with Mia. She loved people (and animals) and always initiated some sort of interaction. This picture shows Mia trying to “share”…
20082219336 – Here is Mia helping tend bar at the Kingston Elks Club. Is that a look of judgement? Nah, more like a “when are we leaving this joint?”
2009201407 – Mia was always with us, eager to explore wherever we traveled. In this case, the trails surrounding Maurice D. Hinchley Catskill Interpretive Center – gateway to The Catskill Forest Preserve.
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