Nosmo King
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This morning dawned rainy. The sound of the rain on the roof made a magnet out of my bed. Daisy the Mutt, after a grand day of sleeping, eating and then a walk in Thompson Park and a visit to my Mom's house where she enjoyed a few treats and a lot of attention, snuggled up hearing that rain pelt the roof. She knows that today will be a lazy day.
As we came into the park, a girls' tennis match between our home town Lady Potters and nearby rival Indian Creek was just breaking up. The Indian Creek Warriors were headed back to their bus. It was a whole heartbreak of high school aged girls. The way lions have prides and hyenas have covens and sheep have flocks, whenever there are six or more high school aged girls, there is a heartbreak of them. I coined that term, so credit me when you use it in the future.
Daisy performed her notorious "Stick 'em up! Bang!" trick to a chorus of "Aww!". Then she got her ears scratched by every girl in the heartbreak. But, there were still squirrels to chase back up into their trees (where they belong!). Chipmunks had to be hastened back into their little holes, other dogs had to be intimately sniffed and handstands had to be done to get all that pesky urine out of her body.
I found a snapshot of her at ten weeks and posted it as an avatar.
As we came into the park, a girls' tennis match between our home town Lady Potters and nearby rival Indian Creek was just breaking up. The Indian Creek Warriors were headed back to their bus. It was a whole heartbreak of high school aged girls. The way lions have prides and hyenas have covens and sheep have flocks, whenever there are six or more high school aged girls, there is a heartbreak of them. I coined that term, so credit me when you use it in the future.
Daisy performed her notorious "Stick 'em up! Bang!" trick to a chorus of "Aww!". Then she got her ears scratched by every girl in the heartbreak. But, there were still squirrels to chase back up into their trees (where they belong!). Chipmunks had to be hastened back into their little holes, other dogs had to be intimately sniffed and handstands had to be done to get all that pesky urine out of her body.
I found a snapshot of her at ten weeks and posted it as an avatar.
I've never bookmarked a post, but it wouldn't have anything to do with either removing formatting or with spell checking... There is a permalink in the post number, as there was before, if that helps?
