dog again


Good drugs help, I'm telling you. She just managed to undo the collar outside and rub her head all over some dirt.

Also in the news: I'm stuck on a story that I thought was going to slide along like it was on greased tracks. Maybe I should head back to the last story I thought was cranking along like nobody's business and then stalled out. Hopping back and forth like the Yop*** from finger top to finger top.


***One Fish, Two Fish, Red Fish, Blue Fish.

Comments

  1. CindyS12:48 AM

    I hope you don't get stuck but AWWWWWW, your puppy!! Although by this picture I'm thinking she's got you exactly where she wants you ;)

    Cindys

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  2. Irene10:10 AM

    This pooch deserves a big hug and a place on icanhashotdog.com

    Despite the stupid cone, the sore ear, everything else, she's still smilin'.
    There's something to be learned from that. I know I have.

    Goggies can be vry spensive.

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  3. Anonymous1:52 PM

    "From there to here, from here to there... funny things are everywhere!"

    My seven-year-old still loves Dr. Seuss books. I could even quote you "Wocket in my Pocket", if you'd like... No? Thought not.

    Hugs on the poor doggie, Kate...

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  4. Kate7:28 AM

    She's much better now. They have put her back on the drugs which means we're all sleeping at night.

    I have no idea why she looks so amused and sweet in that picture. I think she must have been thinking of funny joke.

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