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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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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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Artful Words to Inspire Fearless Living
The view from my front porch (in Pennsylvania) or back patio (in London) every morning, in 140 or fewer characters
The Beautiful Due
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.