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Tag Archives: Dogs
Anywhere…
I drove home this morning as the long gold of a soft morning painted the world in pastel and shadows. I finally had a dawn to drive home with after the long winter darkness. By ten past six I was … Continue reading
Posted in England, Landscape, Photography
Tagged Ani, Derbyshire, Dogs, Sheffield, snow, travel
25 Comments
Hug someone
I stayed in bed till the alarm went off. I have it set for six thirty, just in case I sleep that late… I’m usually up long before that and out with the dog before it goes off. This morning, … Continue reading
Posted in Life, Lord of the Rings
Tagged affection, benefits of hugging, Dogs, loneliness, love, research, resolutions, touch
36 Comments
Note from the small dog… on the annual review…
Crunchy? There I was thinking it was bones… but no, she’s just had the annual WordPress review. You can have a look if you like. It makes you blink a bit… I mean, Sydney Opera House is all very well, … Continue reading
Posted in Blogging, Dogs, writing
Tagged annual review, community, Dogs, exoskeleton, stats, wordpress, writers
18 Comments
An unexpected Christmas
“Salmon? Of course!” Not that I needed any encouragement to join them on Christmas morning, of course, but when your younger son throws smoked salmon into the equation it really would be churlish to refuse. I had been twiddling my … Continue reading
Notes from a small dog XLX
I knew she would mislay him again… she always does when he takes the black leathery thing out to the car. It had all been going so well too… a couple of days playing with Gooch and co… then home … Continue reading
Time out
I did the unthinkable yesterday… I downed tools and took the evening off. Well, half the afternoon and the evening to be exact. What did I do with such unaccustomed luxury, you may ask? Something excitingly unusual? Something surprisingly novel? … Continue reading
Notes from a small dog XLIII
Honestly, you have no idea how hard I have to work to look after her! Last night it was the big spider outside the window. Just hanging there, looking at her… I barked and barked, tried to get up on … Continue reading
Posted in Dogs, Humour, Photography
Tagged aliens, Ani, Bibliomancy, caterpillars, cats, Dogs, elephant hawk moth caterpillar, invaders
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Postcard .. Pig’s ear
So that’s where I left the pig’s ear! I remember burying it for safe keeping, but I forgot it was under your pillow. Did you leave it there for me? You didn’t eat it, did you? Oh no, you … Continue reading
Postcard to the small dog
Dear Ani, I thought you would like to see one of the pictures I took of you the other day. It really shows the colour of your eyes. I’m sorry I couldn’t take you with me this time. The sheep … Continue reading
A lazy day
Saturday was a quiet day. A few hours with Nick, a lot of talking and processing the lessons learned from the Glastonbury evening, and a lot of work. We had the new book in progress, Doomsday, to look at… updates … Continue reading
