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April 6th, 2009
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Your snow is more picturesque than ours. Heavy, wet, and (by this time of year) boring. Cute dog, though - yours? Looks like he’s enjoying more than I am.
I love that tree.
Wren - Yes, the dog is mine and he’s the cutest in the world (to me). He loves snow, happily rolls in it, but only until he becomes too cold and then loves the warm indoors.
Bob - You know I love the tree, too. Hope you got my ID off your computer now.
It’s off, but of course my dog is cute too although regretably not as smart. She however can stay in the snow forever.
Bob, thanks.
I’ll admit your dog is a very pretty one, while mine is exceedingly intelligent. He’s also faster than a speeding bullet… I’m the proud owner of SuperDog, heh.