The blog will be on hiatus for Holy Week (Thurs-Sun).
For the iterim, here are some of the blog readers faithful friends to keep you company.
Thursday, March 29, 2018
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Awww. I'm not sure, but is that the effervescent, ever sweet Penelope from our own dear Diane? Maybe not, but either way, what a sweet face!
ReplyDeleteEnjoy your time off, oh QOTKU!
Happy hiatus!
ReplyDeleteLooks like someone wants a belly rub. I must go play with my pups now. Happy Day, everyone!
ReplyDeleteThat's a mighty fine dog right there.
ReplyDeleteHappy Hiatus!
Cute pup!
ReplyDeleteI'm on hiatus too (well, sort of). I took today and tomorrow off from my day job. I'm singing for Holy Thursday Mass tonight, have dinner and a movie night with my cast mates for the new show at our playwright's house tomorrow night, a photo shoot at 0630 Saturday morning, family celebration Saturday afternoon (son's birthday), singing for Easter Vigil Mass Saturday night and morning mass on Easter Sunday.
For now, I'm enjoying coffee in my garden. The young squirrels are playing tag in the sweetgum tree and the young cardinals are beginning to visit the feeder on their own. My Christmas poinsettia is still in bloom, the red amaryllis just stopped blooming and the white one took over.
Happy rest of the week, everyone!
Woof !
ReplyDeleteAw, hi, Pup!
ReplyDeleteHi, cute dog!
ReplyDeleteHello nice dog 🐕!
ReplyDeleteKara Ringenbach, I hope you see this since you asked the other day to let you know if/when I put that excerpt showing compulsion on my blog.
Well, it's there. And an older post in which I have interviewed my own boyfriend (he's called 'Roger' there but not in real life) as a sufferer with an OCD-sufferer (relating to the time before I got so much better).
Now, the problem is, how do I tell you how to find this. I'm not sure how much is allowed here before the CARKOON police is coming to get me...
I'll put a link into a comment only after this one, maybe Janet will want to delete it.
I could try to explain in here how to get there, which is just a more complicated way, leading to the same thing:
Go on Twitter and use my username from this blog without gaps, each word starting with a capital letter. In my bio is a link to my website that leads to my blog. Search there.
Or, use my username from here without gaps, all small letters, and put those three double-u s before. You'll find my blog somehow that way.
I apologise for this, Janet! Hopefully it's not a real crime :/. At least today, this doesn't take away from any OP. Only the dog's attention. Sorry, doggy!!!
Here's the link to the excerpt "Going through transformation".
ReplyDeletehttp://blog.oneofushastogo.com/excerpt-2-going-through-transformation/
Now I'll duck and run. Is that dog very fast, Janet?
Happy Easter everyone and, Janet, glad you are taking some time off. Enjoy!!!
What a lovely pup!
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ReplyDeleteHey, that's my boy!!! I was staring at that picture thinking surely, surely that is my dog??!! I must have sent Janet a pic for some reason yonks ago, because he's on his old bed, but that's my Aristotle, philosophisin' over a good ole tummy rub.
ReplyDeleteHappy Easter those who celebrate!
Sam, he's gorgeous. He looks so pattable (yes, that's a word, at least, it should be).
ReplyDeleteAristotle looks like a sweetheart.
ReplyDeleteThanks Beth and AJ. Az is a ridiculous dog, afraid of basically everything, but he is indeed incredibly pattable/cuddleable. He is the best.
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