We visited the puppies to see how they'd grown. They are so funny, so cute! If only they could stay this cute forever!
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- catching up on my reading
- February 26: 25 Years Ago!
- February 25: Dog in Disgrace
- Decker Update
- February 23: porch puppies
- Dave's Thailand Photos
- February 22: Dave's Thailand Elephant Ride
- February 20: Dave's Thailand Raft Ride
- Decker Update
- W.A.I.S.T.
- February 16: Home from Thailand!
- Happy Birthday, Joey!
- Decker Update
- Saturday: news from Thailand
- Note from Dave
- February 8: On the way home from school...
- February 7: Wednesday
- February 6: Travels...
- February 2: Jacob in Olympic Days
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1 comment:
Mary, thanks for your comments. I appreciate them.
Puppies...now that's a subject. Half of me really wants a dog and half of me tells me I'm crazy. It would have to be a house dog and the breed I like is HUGE but not especially active. You are right though, a perpetual puppy (as long as it matured to not chew and piddle) would be the answer!
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