Video Ineptitude

   So I wrote this nice post about how much Roman and I missed Scott while he was in the field last week. I kept myself busy by going to PWOC (Presbyterian Women of the Church) and joining a good bible study there. I went shopping with some friends and bought Roman some new toys and treats. They have a pretty big pet store here and it's so close to where we will be living! The biggest part of my week was signing the lease to our new house, but even that was difficult with Scott not there to help me process all of the new information about moving and living in Italy (It's actually quite complicated with a ton of paperwork attached to every thing). We are due to move in on February 10, and we are super excited!
   So on this nice post that I had recently published then deleted, I had tried to upload videos of Roman's reaction to Scott coming home which was so sweet. Roman was running around Scott's feet and jumping up to give him lots of kisses. I also tried to post video of how well Roman is doing with his training. He heels, stays, fetches, and drops on command. It's quite impressive for my little puppy and all thanks to my husband's hard work and dedication to his pup's obedience. With all that being said, I obviously was not successful in getting those videos to load properly. I tried shrinking the file and  uploading them through iMovie but with no successes. I will continue to work on this because these videos are truly sweet but for now you can view some of them on facebook (I think Scott uploaded a training video and I will upload Scott's coming home video to mine soon).

Here are some pictures of Scott and Roman on the nice astroturf soccer field behind the Hotel. Dogs are supposedly not allowed on the field but we clean up after Roman better than the humans clean up after themselves. There was silly string litter (cans and tops included) all over the field. I had to pick them up since Roman thought he was on an easter egg hunt (or shiny plastic top hunt rather).

"Heel" -- Come sit on my left side.

"Look" -- Look up at me. 

"Muss" -- Walk with me, not leaving my side.