What's in a name? That which we call a rose, by any other name would smell as sweet. Yes, I've been Pebbled. This gorgeous little imp who came into our lives last August has stolen our hearts, and the hearts of all who see her. And she is not shy about flaunting her cuteness. No; she insists …
Category: Dog Reflections
Introducing Flame (Miss Fidget)
Look what I found today ~ the cutest little Papillon girl there ever was! Flame, or Miss Fidget, as I've been calling her this day, is 6 months old, totally captivating, and thoroughly has my heart. The C.C. advised me recently (last Thursday) that we would be having a new addition to our sweet …
Papillon (Butterfly/Continental Toy Spaniel) Reflection
Papillon (Butterfly/Continental Toy Spaniel) Reflection (Listen while you read) The beautiful Papillon or Butterfly dog is one which, very soon, will grace the home of our dearest Carolyn. We informed her of this, this day. Did we not, dearest? Yes you did. Just as I learned about our last dog, Beau, whilst surfing the net; …
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Dog Reflections ~ Basset Hound & Beagle
Basset Hound Reflection (Listen while you read) Fun! Let’s have fun! Come on. FUN! LET’S HAVE FUN! Come on. Fun…….! Etcetera…, etcetera…., etcetera…….. (Why can’t we have fun? Go on; tell me. Why can’t we have fun? Isn’t that a good thing to do; to have fun? Awwwwww go on; tell me why. Go on; …
Dog Reflections ~ Alaskan Malamute, American Eskimo & Basenji
Animals reflect our behaviour. The animals that we like and feel a closeness to, encounter often, attract, dream about and think upon have a role to play in that moment of our lives. They offer an understanding to us of the ‘play’ that is our current experience, and give insight into the intricacies of our …
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Border Collie Reflection
Border Collie Reflection (Listen while you read) Seems there's two of us; the one that you see, and the one that you don't! Oh yes, my friends, we have a tale of two cities to tell. No; Charles Dickens isn't involved, nor England or France. No, my dear friends, we are not referring to a …
