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God’s dog poem
When God had made the Earth
and the sky, the flowers and the trees,
He then made all the animals
and all the birds and bees.
And when his work was finished,
not one was quite the same.
He said,’I’ll walk this earth of
mine and give each one a name.’
And so he travelled land and
sea and everywhere he went,
One little creature followed him
Until its strength was spent.
When all was named upon the
earth and in the sky and sea,
This little creature said,’Dear
Lord, there’s not one left for me.’
The father smiled and softly
said,’I’ve left you to the end,
I’ve turned my own name back
To front and called you ‘dog’,
my friend.’
That's really sweet. In light of tonight's posts, there may be a few tears spilled though
Sorry to all who may find themselves, or have found themselves in blondynurse's position:A Every moment is a gift. That's why we call it the present.!:A
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Received my free royal coin today so many thanks to the OP.
Had a wonderful day scanning everything. Tried loads of old style pantene but still scanning at full price. As i was putting them back where i got them from, there was a new sel for 49p, so kept them. Was either going to get them at agood price or dtd, scanned at 49p through till so still happy.
On a much happier note, i got a dual portable dvd player for 50p:T:T:T:T
One with guy on. Hovered around ss until lady was called to one of the tills for a problem, then scanned quick as and popped pennies in slot.
They are still out there. Sel said £119.
:T:T:T:T
Well done you - hope it was at f@@@@@@@dge after they confiscated all my mini eggs off me!!0 -
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Well, the vet agreed that it was time for us to say goodbye to our little Bonnie, and we stayed with her till the end. She looked so peaceful, just asleep, and relaxed. To have put her through investigations, scans, possibly an operation, meds etc would have been cruel at her age. Still we have so many great memories of her over the 12 years she's been with us. We got her from Wood Green animal shelter on 9th July 2000, when she 'chose us' and they said this was her last chance of a new home as she'd been out twice before, but I can honestly say she is the best dog we have ever had in so many ways
They called her the 'ball dog' at Wood Green as she absolutely loved balls/toys of any kind, but especially football - she could dribble and head the ball with such skill, all the kids were astonished at her. And she loved swimming, even in icey water. When we stayed on the Ring of Kerry about 8 years ago, she had a daily swim in the river at Kenmare, and when we stayed near Tipperary a couple of years, she swam in the river at Cashel, climbing up onto a rock, diving in, swimming round, then out and back onto the rock to dive in again, and again - with a big smile on her faceSuch happy memories and 16 is a good old age
This pic is of her when she was at her healthiest, top weight of 7.5 Kgs. She was underweight at about 6.5 Kgs when we got her, and 6.6 last week
R.I.P. dearest Bonnie 1996 - 2012Mr 3Dogs 3-7-12
3Dogs'Mam 31-3-13
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queen_of_cheap wrote: »*joins HC on naughty step*
I sort of knew what you meant but the name of it just made me :rotfl:
and i needed that laugh too
Say hi to HC from the elite gang :wave::A Every moment is a gift. That's why we call it the present.!:A
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blondynurse wrote: »was it tastey? hope so?
Bit hot for me but ok thanks, mind you my tongue goes into relapse at the thought of kfc:rotfl:Please don't judge me. you couldn't handle half of what I've been through.0 -
Well, the vet agreed that it was time for us to say goodbye to our little Bonnie, and we stayed with her till the end. She looked so peaceful, just asleep, and relaxed. To have put her through investigations, scans, possibly an operation, meds etc would have been cruel at her age. Still we have so many great memories of her over the 12 years she's been with us. We got her from Wood Green animal shelter on 9th July 2000, when she 'chose us' and they said this was her last chance of a new home as she'd been out twice before, but I can honestly say she is the best dog we have ever had in so many ways
They called her the 'ball dog' at Wood Green as she absolutely loved balls/toys of any kind, but especially football - she could dribble and head the ball with such skill, all the kids were astonished at her. And she loved swimming, even in icey water. When we stayed on the Ring of Kerry about 8 years ago, she had a daily swim in the river at Kenmare, and when we stayed near Tipperary a couple of years, she swam in the river at Cashel, climbing up onto a rock, diving in, swimming round, then out and back onto the rock to dive in again, and again - with a big smile on her faceSuch happy memories and 16 is a good old age
This pic is of her when she was at her healthiest, top weight of 7.5 Kgs. She was underweight at about 6.5 Kgs when we got her, and 6.6 last week
R.I.P. dearest Bonnie 1996 - 2012
Oh 3Dogs I am so sorry xx
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Well, the vet agreed that it was time for us to say goodbye to our little Bonnie, and we stayed with her till the end. She looked so peaceful, just asleep, and relaxed. To have put her through investigations, scans, possibly an operation, meds etc would have been cruel at her age. Still we have so many great memories of her over the 12 years she's been with us. We got her from Wood Green animal shelter on 9th July 2000, when she 'chose us' and they said this was her last chance of a new home as she'd been out twice before, but I can honestly say she is the best dog we have ever had in so many ways
They called her the 'ball dog' at Wood Green as she absolutely loved balls/toys of any kind, but especially football - she could dribble and head the ball with such skill, all the kids were astonished at her. And she loved swimming, even in icey water. When we stayed on the Ring of Kerry about 8 years ago, she had a daily swim in the river at Kenmare, and when we stayed near Tipperary a couple of years, she swam in the river at Cashel, climbing up onto a rock, diving in, swimming round, then out and back onto the rock to dive in again, and again - with a big smile on her faceSuch happy memories and 16 is a good old age
This pic is of her when she was at her healthiest, top weight of 7.5 Kgs. She was underweight at about 6.5 Kgs when we got her, and 6.6 last weekR.I.P. dearest Bonnie 1996 - 2012
Lots of hugs and love to you and Mr3dogs i know exactly how you are feeling. Your Bonnie was a bonnie dog
R,I,P Bonnie you are with the :A:Anow..0 -
Well, the vet agreed that it was time for us to say goodbye to our little Bonnie, and we stayed with her till the end. She looked so peaceful, just asleep, and relaxed. To have put her through investigations, scans, possibly an operation, meds etc would have been cruel at her age. Still we have so many great memories of her over the 12 years she's been with us. We got her from Wood Green animal shelter on 9th July 2000, when she 'chose us' and they said this was her last chance of a new home as she'd been out twice before, but I can honestly say she is the best dog we have ever had in so many ways
They called her the 'ball dog' at Wood Green as she absolutely loved balls/toys of any kind, but especially football - she could dribble and head the ball with such skill, all the kids were astonished at her. And she loved swimming, even in icey water. When we stayed on the Ring of Kerry about 8 years ago, she had a daily swim in the river at Kenmare, and when we stayed near Tipperary a couple of years, she swam in the river at Cashel, climbing up onto a rock, diving in, swimming round, then out and back onto the rock to dive in again, and again - with a big smile on her faceSuch happy memories and 16 is a good old age
This pic is of her when she was at her healthiest, top weight of 7.5 Kgs. She was underweight at about 6.5 Kgs when we got her, and 6.6 last week
R.I.P. dearest Bonnie 1996 - 2012
A beautiful dog...hugs....xxBorn to glitch0 -
Bedtime for me i am feeling quite sad now. Cya all tomorrow sometime. xxx0
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