a personal list of elements that help me remember that any day will have some redeeming quality
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Monday, February 23, 2009
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My old dog, who looked a lot like Maggie, liked to sleep under a blanket too. She would stand there and whine if she couldn't get under it by herself.
What need to be said? Only one word: Funny!!
I found your blog when I joined the outdoor blogger summit.I like your blog and your writing. I am sure we have some things in common
thanks Joe Todd... Been a long time since I had any dogs
I read the 1st chapter of your book and enjoyed it very much, Am now listening to your trail podcast. I didn't know about "trail Podcasts" Thanks.. Where in Ohio was your car vandalized (just curious). I live close to "Hocking Hills" area do a lot of short hikes there. Zaleski State Forest has some "backpacking trails" Joe Todd
How sweet!!
Hi Joe- Thank you for reading! And the podcast too- you are a real trooper! The car incident was in Paulding County. Sad to say, I've had more bad people experiences in Ohio than any other state.
Pamibe- Ah! Of course the lady with two long, lanky dogs would like the legs. Pet Jack and Scout, and tell them that Maggie would love to play.
I'm not sure about being a trooper. My wife tells me I spend way to much time on the computer and that is true. Every winter I wonder why I still live in Ohio
Joe Todd
Don't you just love those sweet puppy paws?! :)
Hi Lin- I DO love puppy paws! And the little tippy tail too.
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