Tuesday, October 18, 2011

5 comments:

  1. Hey, thanks for leaving a note over on my pathetic blog. Heh. I'm still around the internets, just not a personal blog anymore. But you can still see lots of Murph sporadically up at my new venture (linked in my title.) It's a second biz, and the primary one is busy, so I'm not doing much with it, but a session here and there... maybe someday enough to get a couple of fancy lenses I want. :) We're also on Facebook (if you do that sort of thing,) the page is Furocious Foto, and you can find my personal account through that page.

    I just realized (by following your profile link from my blog,) that I don't have you in my feed, but only on Flickr, so I've missed the fun stuff about Rocky. He's a DOLL! I loved the "recalculating." Smart little monsters aren't they?

    Hope to see you around elsewhere. :)

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  2. Anonymous11:21 AM

    Oh yeah. I was so proud of myself having found you again, but I know -- I've read other places that blogging is OVER. Plus, who isn't too busy.

    Haven't done Facebook yet or whatever. Can't make up my mind about it. Missing a lot there looks like.

    Dachshunds are indeed little devils then they give you THAT look -- what's not to love?

    oy.

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  3. Today I bought a book to read, the only reason was because the main character has a dachshund sidekick. Oh yes, I did. :) It's called The Gates, by John Connelly, and it's turning out to be quite silly and fun.

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  4. Anonymous8:53 AM

    I'm reading the first chapter on the author's website. It is charming. (Best line so far -- adults will spend time with people they don't like ... OMG - snarfed coffee.)

    Ever think about writing about Murphy? (I bet Sunny has tales to tell.) Every time I see one of those books where a writer makes millions telling about their dog and dog adventures, I look at my two and think -- why can't I do that.

    I read one where the protagonist could read her wolf/husky's mind and was guided and helped by the wonderful intuition of the animal, and I thought if I could read the canine minds at my house I'd hear COOKIE BALL COOKIE CARCARCARCAR COOKIE NAP KITTY! COOKIE.

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  5. Haha! No kidding. Cookies all around. Murph would also be saying "Pick me up! Pick me up!" Spoiled little dude.

    I've thought about writing Murphy stories, but ultimately I'm a reader, not a writer.

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