It's a dogs life! ABC WEDNESDAY - POSTED LATE!!

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ABC WEDNESDAY
D for DOG ...
These two pics are just so lovely ...


I couldn't resist sharing them!

pics of Pippa taken by my daughter

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Comments

  1. RiverPoet12:33 pm, August 14, 2008

    FFF - Beautiful shots of your dog! I am a dog lover myself and have some photos of my bulldogs (and videos, too) throughout my blog. I hope you'll drop back by!

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  2. Anonymous5:30 pm, August 14, 2008

    HI,
    Hope you thought that your journey was worth the effort. The Isle of Wight has so many things to do and places to go . We live here and love it but the weather has been appalling hasn't it?

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  3. Saz5:43 pm, August 14, 2008

    Well we were lucky Shirley at the back end of last week!

    We loved the visit and have already booked again for a full week next year!! You are right, there is so much we didnt get to see..and the kids are very keen, and thats half the battle with teenagers!

    I look forwrad to revisitng IOW next year!

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  4. Come Away With Me10:38 pm, August 14, 2008

    Pippa is so sweet! I'm guessing this is your ABC Wednesday "D" post? Your daughter did a good job with the photos.

    BTW, I love your profile photo...it's definitely one of a kind!

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  5. Saz10:58 am, August 17, 2008

    LOL Sara! not me obviously or not!! just thought l should mention t'is how i feel most of the time though!

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  6. Saz10:58 am, August 17, 2008

    LOL Sara! not me obviously or not!! just thought l should mention t'is how i feel most of the time though!

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