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Tag Archives: Dogs
Serenity Sunday–and Spontaneous Sunshine
Several of my blogging buddies have been rallying around Liz’s post today (here) featuring lots of her yellow favorites. Others have also chimed in with yellow-related memories, and I mentioned the yellow car that CD and I had back in … Continue reading
Skeptical Saturday
I started out to develop a new Silly Saturday post and, while I was looking through my archives of photos of our animal companions through the years, I came across this portrait that I made almost exactly 18 years ago … Continue reading
Posted in Family, Portraits, Portraits of Pets Past
Tagged Animals, Dogs, Family, Omaha, Spring
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Portraits of pets past: Remembering Limo
Three years ago today we said our final farewell to the last of our adopted canine companions. We had had at least one dog in the family for more than 40 years. It is very hard to imagine a new … Continue reading
A sudden shadow
As things get more back to normal and I’m able to move around more freely, we’ve been keeping an eye on the Nebraska Humane Society website for dogs in need of temporary foster care, and now we have Shadow for … Continue reading
Silly Saturday: Pretzel pups
Does your dog ever relax into a seemingly-impossible (or at least -improbable) position? I did a post back in 2012 featuring one of our dogs, Limo, in such a pose, which he adopted with considerable frequency. I named the … Continue reading
Lovable Lulu
We’ve had a new dog in foster care for the past week from the Nebraska Humane Society. Lulu is a 9-month-old English Bulldog recovering from a skin condition that must be resolved before she can be spayed and therefore be … Continue reading
Melancholy Monday: Pets past and present
There are two parts to this post. The first (and melancholy) part is here because we are fondly remembering our Fern, who left us five years ago last week, and we’re missing her. The second (and happy) part is here … Continue reading
Posted in Melancholy Monday, Portraits, Portraits of Pets Past
Tagged Animals, Cats, Dogs, Family, Flowers, Pets
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Melancholy Monday: Posey for a pooch
This post combines a celebration, a cautious regret, and a sadness. First, our dayflowers (Commelina communis) have just started to appear. I always look forward to them and never seem to tire of being able to study their intricate beauty … Continue reading
Posted in Melancholy Monday
Tagged Animals, Dogs, Flora, Flowers, Macro, Omaha, Pets, Spring
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Dear Dottie
I’m pleased to introduce Dottie…or maybe Nellie, the new dog we’ve taken under our wings for foster care. She was transferred to the Nebraska Humane Society from a sister organization in Oklahoma. No one seems to be really sure about … Continue reading
George (the second)
George was with us for nine days. He had his one-week post-surgical exam the day before yesterday and passed it with flying colors. Today was the magic 10-day mark, and he was ready to have the sutures removed from his … Continue reading