Week #5- Kaleigh Collett

I've been trying to teach my cat Millie, now almost 2 years old, how to walk on a leash since she was a kitten. As you can see, she isn't quite a fan of the idea. Every time I put her harness on she just falls on the floor and refuses to move.

This is Pepe, my dear friend Stacey's dog. He used to live at the barn that I ride at when he was younger, but he is now "retired" at Stacey's home. I love visiting them.

Stacey Allen has two dogs, Porter (L) and Pepe (R). After our long walk around her property, they enjoyed quiet time in the aisle of her barn watching her horses, Paddington (brown front) and Annie (white behind) graze. Stacey is happiest at home with her animals.

One of Millie's favorite places to sleep is on my Dad's shoes. She likes to stick her head inside one as if it is a pillow.

One of my favorite things I've done this quarantine is learn to cook from my mom, Wendy. I used to be the type of person that could barely make spaghetti, but now I have made several meals on my own. This was the Shrimp Scampi I made last week.

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