Hi Christene....Nessie indeed! Except that Truce did not like to swim! He was like a little old lady at the beach afraid to lose contact with the bottom. However we indulged in many fantasies of starting rumors of monsters in the woods! Yes, there is my skewed humor at work here.
sweet pup! I have been reading you but have not been able to comment from lack of the ability to think- do you know what I mean? Life keeps handing me these things that I need to fix.....good grief I could use a little break.
Dearest Suzi, Funny, we had a miniature Dachshund and she loved to swim in the Mediterranean! I had to always run and grab her before she would turn into a ball of sand... when reaching the beech. I let her sit on an air mattress and from afar she did swim back on her own. Fond memories... Hugs to you, Mariette
Hi Linda....Thinking back.....waaaay back.....I think we used to talk about the Monster in the pond! That's Proge's Dad way off in the distance....chasing creatures?
The top photo could be 'Nessie'. (The Loch Ness monster I mean)!
ReplyDeleteP.S. Apologies for misspelling your name.
DeleteHi Christene....Nessie indeed! Except that Truce did not like to swim! He was like a little old lady at the beach afraid to lose contact with the bottom. However we indulged in many fantasies of starting rumors of monsters in the woods! Yes, there is my skewed humor at work here.
ReplyDeletesweet pup!
ReplyDeleteI have been reading you but have not been able to comment from lack of the ability to think- do you know what I mean?
Life keeps handing me these things that I need to fix.....good grief I could use a little break.
Hi Meredith....I know exactly what you mean. It's like your brain is in paper cement.
DeleteA little break would be good for you.
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ReplyDeleteDearest Suzi,
ReplyDeleteFunny, we had a miniature Dachshund and she loved to swim in the Mediterranean! I had to always run and grab her before she would turn into a ball of sand... when reaching the beech. I let her sit on an air mattress and from afar she did swim back on her own. Fond memories...
Hugs to you,
Mariette
Hi Mariette.....The image of a little Daushsund as a ball of sand is irreplaceable! I love the memories we have of our furry friends!
DeleteI didn't mean to offend Truce, but there are some similarities...the grainy photo, the fading light!
ReplyDeleteHi Christine...Please, no offense taken. Wolfhounds lend themselves to such interpretations. I've known more than one named Seuss or Dr. Seuss.
ReplyDeleteinitially I thought the same thing as Christine, till I looked closer
ReplyDeleteHi Linda....Thinking back.....waaaay back.....I think we used to talk about the Monster in the pond! That's Proge's Dad way off in the distance....chasing creatures?
DeleteThat is a beautiful dog.
ReplyDeleteHi Lori....Truce was considered an extremely fine example of an Irish Wolfhound. Wish I had the money to have more of them.
DeleteHow I love Truce and the name too.
ReplyDeleteIt is a great way to do a post with our best friends taking center stage.
Thank you for visiting with me and leaving get well wishes. Another few days and I should be over this virus.
Love
Maggie
Hi Maggie.....Thanks for stopping by. These summer viruses can be the worst!
ReplyDeletewow that last shot--picture perfect wolfhound--oh the face
ReplyDeleteHi Wolfie....Thanks so much for the visit. We still remember Truce with great affection, even after all these years.
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