I talked to her new mommy a couple nights ago. She knows it will take some time for Diana to get used to being there. Imagine going from a cage (for years) to a no-kill shelter (with lots of other dogs) then to a quiet home with a stranger! Puppy mill dogs have their challenges.

But Monday night she said that Diana came up to her on the couch, where she was resting and watching television. She said she looked at her sheepishly and then suddenly bounded up on the couch and forced her way between Mommy's back and the couch. Mommy was surprised and laughed.

We had several sunny, warmer days, and I guess she loved laying in the kitchen under the lovely big windows that look out into the yard, soaking up the rays.
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