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these are the dog days
of which the afternoons
would be best spent
resting your miserable hot paws
under the shade of the nearest truck
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A LITTLE SOMETHIN'
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these are the dog days
of which the afternoons
would be best spent
resting your miserable hot paws
under the shade of the nearest truck
.
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Love this photo. Our animal friends can teach us so much. I like how a dog seems to know when it has had enough and it just plops down and rests and usually you can’t budge it. We humans could certainly learn from that!:>)
we certainly could.
We are definitely in those dog days. I don’t even want to go outside after noon!!
as a certain temperature, i to linger indoors most of the afternoon just waiting for it to become more reasonable and friendly.
irish wolfhound? or mix thereof?
either way, a glass of lemonade sounds good too ;-)
katherine’s large schnauzer…
dearest truck, move not thy girth an inch
i fear that my four legs, they will not move till eve
We can learn a lot from our canine friends.
i agree. it’s huge, the amount that we can learn from them.