Thursday Thirteen -- a table of horrors

Thursday Thirteen

Thirteen things I've taken from my dog's mouth



1. A penguin missing a face and flipper and foot.

2. The last bit of a kid sculpture.

3. Her leash.

4. A book

5. A dish towel

6 Doesn't look impressive untill you see that all of those gloves are left handed. The right handed ones are Gone. We have a corresponding bag of orphaned rights. No one wears matched gloves around here.

7. The remains of a plastic flower pot.

8. The top to my water bottle. I suspect the bottom is out back somewhere

9. A stick. She brought it inside so she could have company while she chews it to bits.

10. A stuffed toy. A donut, I believe.

11. Part of a sandcastle kit. It came with a shovel which is long gone into little bits.

12. A yogurt carton. I gave it to her, so I'm not sure it counts

13. A milk carton.

I thought it would take a while to find 13 chewed things because most of her victims end up tossed in the garbage. Took me less than five minutes to gather these.

Links to other Thursday Thirteens!
Norma

Joan,

http://volcanicsacrifices.blogspot.com/ (I love that blog name)

Chicadee

Doug!

(leave your link in comments, I’ll add you here!)



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Comments

  1. Suisan1:07 PM

    The left handed gloves!! Hee.

    Thanks for doing the round up.

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  2. Anonymous3:59 PM

    You show great confidence in my ability to get it up (a thirteen, I mean). Great idea, by the way, and it does inspire me.

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  3. Anonymous5:09 PM

    Okay, mine really are up now. I wish I could have included pictures, but I suspect the squick factor might have chased people away.

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  4. jeni11:22 PM

    i'd be afraid to show what lula puts in her mouth on any given day. lol!! she's a holy terror! :)

    hope that you're having a lovely day! :)

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  5. FerfeLaBat3:39 PM

    That. Is disgusting. Yeeesh.

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  6. Kate3:51 PM

    nah, that's NOTHING compared to cleaning up the yard after she's downed some crayons or a couple of Legos. They show up later.

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