“Another lesson I have to teach. Body language.”
“What about it?”
“Look at my ears. They are telling you I don’t want to be bothered.”
“I’m not bothering you. We are just playing.”
“Well, playing to you might be annoying to someone else.”
“Are you annoyed?
“Let’s just say I have had better days.”
“Would a kiss help?”
“That was lovely, and it did help brighten things.”
“Where you going?”
“I’m going over to the refrigerator to lie down.”
“Why the refrigerator?”
“There is nice warm air coming out of the bottom.”
“Oh, I can feel it. It’s wonderful.”
“I suppose there is enough for two.”
“You are the bestest sister.”
“You comfortable?”
“I think I need to move just a little more.”
“How about now?”
“I’m going to get off of you.”
“Aw gee, it was just starting to feel good with you up there.”
“Dark sarcasm, right?”
“You bet your Pink Floyd.”
Oh yes, sisterly love is great when it’s on, lol. Too cute. 🙂
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Thank you, Debby.
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So precious, John. I remember when our new pup Remy first came home. Our older Lab Beau couldn’t decide whether to play with him or just eat him, but now they are the best of friends. 💕
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Our daughter’s doberman was over yesterday and she was not happy with Tempeste. A big growl gave Tempeste the hint to stay away.
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Tempeste’s energy is exactly what Twiggy needs! Tempeste the Volcano & Twiggy the Menace of delivery! 🤔Interesting blend of a new Twiggy Fire Resort.🍻🍤🍤🍤
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I think you describe them well, Maria. 🍰🥂
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Do my best, dear John! 😉🍸
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Can’t help but smile. Endearing to see how different creatures discover each other and become friends. If you introduce a toddler into an environment where there are unknown toddlers and adults, he/ she gravitates towards the toddlers. Some ancient instincts at work.
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Nature is great that way. Thanks, Ankur.
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