My sister, Leah Mobley, is the director of the DDAC (Dunklin Day Activity Center for developmentally challenged adults). Her dog, Toodles, had some skin tumors removed recently and came back for suture removal today. She made the visit a field trip for the DDAC clients. They met some dogs, walked some dogs, and helped with the removal of Toodles’s stitches. It was a change of routine for all of us. The clinic is not usually quite so full of people. [Although there is the occasional "Snow White" – one big person and seven little people – when the whole neighborhood appears with one beloved dog.] It was just a regular day after that: back to our normal chaos.
