ABC Wednesday - M is for ..

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ME and MY shadow!

Our beloved Pippa
earlier this evening
seating not so patiently 
while we eat our chicken dinner!

For the home of ABC Wednesday, go to Mrs Nesbitt's Place.

Comments

  1. Janie10:31 pm, April 14, 2009

    Aw, I know that look. My Daisy gives it to me all the time. Great shadow shot.

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  2. Sylvia K10:57 pm, April 14, 2009

    Ah, I know that look, too! Both Sam and my son's dog, Mojo! Can't eat a meal without them following every fork full! Great photo!

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  3. Leslie:11:11 pm, April 14, 2009

    Every dog owner knows that look. Although they can appear to not care or even know what's going on, you KNOW that should something drop on the floor, they're right there! lol

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  4. Woman in a Window11:34 pm, April 14, 2009

    Ours is bigger, dumber and worse behaved! Yours is cute.

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  5. Suburbia8:20 am, April 15, 2009

    Oh, she looks so lovely :) (did you slip her some chicken when no on e was looking?!)

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  6. Saz11:48 am, April 15, 2009

    Of course!!

    Not much just a morsel to stave off the drooling!

    Three christmas' ago, she had the turkey before we had a second helping. She also ripped the bin to bits looking for a carcass...a severe infection and luckily no surgery, it took her several expensive weeks to recover!

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  7. Akelamalu2:22 pm, April 15, 2009

    Oh what a lovely dog! Our dog, Guinness (no longer with us), used to sit patiently making a puddle of drool on the kitchen floor whilst we ate. LOL

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  8. Daryl4:13 pm, April 15, 2009

    Oh what a sweet face and so well behaved ..

    Hope you are feeling better

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  9. JANE4:15 pm, April 15, 2009

    AWwwwwwwwww I love this...Hope you have a wonderful day thanks for the post! : )

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  10. Dragonstar6:14 pm, April 15, 2009

    This is an absolutely lovely photo! Dogs are the most fascinating people.

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  12. Jay8:13 pm, April 15, 2009

    Aww ... did she get the scraps? I hope so!

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  13. photowannabe9:38 pm, April 15, 2009

    Love this. Perfect pose and choice for the letter M.

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  14. A Woman Of No Importance6:36 pm, April 16, 2009

    I keep missing your posts, Saz - Darn the blasted office - I managed 3 full days this week - Wish I didn't have to go back full time - Too much fun and frolics to be had playing around with you, here and there!

    What a delightful woozle Pippa is - So intent and intelligent! Hope you are still enjoying the peace there, my lovely friend... x

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  15. Annie Wright5:05 pm, April 17, 2009

    Drop by my blog to see another dog called Pippa who sends lots of greetings to your cute canine!

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  16. pictureeachday6:52 am, April 18, 2009

    What a cutie! I love this shot of her with her shadow :)

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