A bit of love and humor
Over the years, I’ve taken pictures of my beloved 4-footed family. In these turbulent political times, let’s take a few minutes to appreciate a bit of love and humor. All have been published… Continue reading
Tag Archive: dogs
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Doggedly speaking — there are some days…
Some days, my brain is swimming in the shallow waters of the thought spectrum. Today is one of those days. If you’re a Star Trek fan, you’ll understand this one: Life is like… Continue reading
Unnecessary sarcasm
Not my usual sarcastic self today. Unnecessary laundry sucks the humor right out of a person. No one to blame but myself. I didn’t close the door to my bedroom. That’s all… Continue reading
Senseless weekend sarcasm : no respect
I think I know how Rodney Dangerfield felt. I feed my 4-footed family and what do I get? A dog that rolls in the mud and then does this to my bed: Oh… Continue reading
Soul searching
If my sense of humor were a car, the gas tank would be empty. I’m stuck on the expressway of life with 4 flat tires, 1 spare, and 7 dogs inside who are… Continue reading
Yet another non-profound saying
Seek what you cannot perceive, strive to learn what you cannot know. For the spark of knowledge to ignite, curiosity must grow. — Joelle LeGendre
Life with Critters
This sums up the past three days: It’s hard to sleep with a 40 pound dog draped over your chest, and another one using your legs as a pillow. You might be wondering,… Continue reading
99 word prompt
February 6, 2020, prompt: In 99 words (no more, no less), write a story to the theme “a dog in the daisies.” It can be any dog, real or imagined. Push into the… Continue reading
Dogs and dreams.
I tried to sleep. Really, I did. Gazelle Dog insisted she had to put all her weight on one foot — while pushing it down on my throat. It looked something like this,… Continue reading
Moods and messes.
Thursday and Friday I wasn’t in the best of moods. It all started when I awoke to the “aroma” of a sewer filled with throw-up and cat cr@p. Fortunately, I didn’t touch, step… Continue reading