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A bit of a lift would be nice for this day, this Labrador's laughter just might be the way!
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Have a seat in the yard by the bonfire, with a warm mug of something (and your laptop) and browse through the pages of my website
ArtQwerks
Good Afternoon:
It's been ever so long since I've had a few spare moments to pamper my blog.
You see, one of our dear family members is not doing so well. Although she's only 13 years old, if the wives tale of "dog years" is true, then really, she's 91 years old.
Dear old Homerella. Our loyal, sweet and silly Labrador Retriever is giving out. As so many large breed dog owners know, those old hips and back legs can become weak and painful in the later years.
Homer joined our family when she was 2-1/2 years young. She was so very playful. Her favorite pastime was chasing bees ~
and rolling and lolling about the patio ~
She loved modeling for my art work ~
She was obedient and always ready to sit for a treat ~
Today, she is still all those things in her heart. The difference is, her body won't allow her to chase bees, sit for a treat or roll about the patio. She is quite thin and her hips and back legs are atrophied ~
She has the look of oldness in her eyes ~
I don't know how much longer she'll be with us, so we are lavishing her with even more attention than usual, and smuggling bits of cheese in her food bowl! Her mind and soul are still strong, as is her appetite. But her body is not so strong. I, on the other hand, am becoming quite strong considering I have been lifting her up to move her about.
So, as we enter the weekend, we are stepping easy and hopeful that she'll still be with us this time next week.
We love you girl.
Until Next Time:
Kim
Garden Painter Art
Every month children's book author & illustrator Akemi Gutierrez posts a quiz question. This month's question:
What children's book illustrator was Comstock's inspiration in designing the Tuck Box?
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Fantastic illo Donna,
I will visit your site again ;)