I actually posted this one in 2017~ Today I am thankful that the skunk already passed by when I took Mimi out for a walk a couple days ago! It’s so not fair! I can’t smell lots of flowers or perfumes but I can smell a skunk blocks away.
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Aug 26
It’s Bittersweet This Year – Dog Day?
This is a post from last year but I’m sharing it again. Mimi didn’t quite make it to Dog Day this year. She died Sunday night, August 23rd. There will be a “memorial-type” post later, when I get my act together. Meanwhile, remember this: A dog is man’s best friend. National Dog Day …
May 10
It’s Dogmother’s Day, too.
This picture reminds me so much of our dog and her siblings. Mimi, unlike our most recent past dog, refuses to wear a bandana, though! A couple of years ago), Mimi shared this on her blog (yes, of course my dog has her own blog): My human mom had a friend who said …
Oct 31
40 Days of Thankfulness: Day 19
Today I am thankful for my dog, Mimi. She’s a beautiful dog, sweet, loving and usually very mild-mannered, but she’ll bark her head off whenever she hears someone in the driveway. Tonight, she barked at potential trick-or-treaters and so we have lots of candy left over. Thanks, Mimi!
Oct 26
40 Days of Thankfulness: Day 14
Today I am thankful that the skunk already passed by when I took Mimi out for a walk a couple days ago! It’s so not fair! I can’t smell lots of flowers or perfumes but I can smell a skunk blocks away.
May 12
Dogmother Day :)
This picture reminds me so much of our dog and her siblings. Mimi, unlike our most recent past dog, refuses to wear a bandana, though! Last Dogmother’s Day (second Saturday in May), Mimi shared this on her blog (yes, of course my dog has her own blog): My human mom had a friend who said she …
Oct 31
Day 19: 40 Days of Thankfulness
Today I am thankful for my dog, Mimi. She’s a beautiful dog, sweet, loving and usually very mild-mannered, but she’ll bark her head off whenever she hears someone in the driveway. Tonight, she barked at potential trick-or-treaters and we have lots of candy left over. Thanks, Mimi!
Oct 27
Day 15: 40 Days of Thankfulness
Today I am thankful that the skunk already passed by when I took Mimi out for a walk a couple days ago! It’s so not fair! I can’t smell lots of flowers or perfumes but I can smell a skunk blocks away.
Aug 26
Isn’t Every Day Dog Day?
Mimi sure thinks so! A dog is man’s best friend. National Dog Day is observed annually on August 26th. This day encourages dog ownership of all breeds. Whether mixed or purebred, embrace the opportunity for all dogs to live a happy, safe and abuse-free life. Dogs give us companionship; they keep us safe, and they aid those …
May 12
It’s Dogmother Day
This picture reminds me so much of our dog and her siblings. Mimi, unlike our most recent past dog, refuses to wear a bandana, though! Last Dogmother’s Day (second Saturday in May), Mimi shared this on her blog (yes, of course my dog has her own blog): My human mom had a friend who said she …
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