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Patience-please
http://patience-please.blogspot.com
Stories about life in a small southern city with nine dogs. Written by a member of Dog Writers Association of America, the entries will have you laughing, shedding an occasional tear, and hugging your hounds.
- Added on: Dec 28th, 2007
- Country: United States
- Language: English
- Author: Patience Renzulli
- Listed in: Science & Nature Writing
- Tags: dog stories whippet dog blog dog agility rescue dog mama pajama tells a story
Recent Posts
Friday My Town Shoot Out - Dressed for Christmas
Here is the sum total of the Christmas decorations at the Casa Renzulli so far:Bill plugged in the string of lights that's been hanging around the gallery door since last Christmas. Or the one before.But the town of Paducah is a different story. It i...
Friday Shoot Out on Saturday and Stuff
In the words of someone, I'm late I'm late for a very important date.This week's My Town theme is from Emma in Arizona, who said:When I think of trying to photograph weather, I think about [...] any type of clouds, the sunset, a beautiful snowfall......
Here we are!
EmmettPlaying catch up.I've got some orders to get out: thank you wonderful people who are buying my book! You know how in that James Stewart Christmas classic movie every time a bell rings an angel gets wings? Well, for me, every time a book sells, ...
Is It Friday?
The two weeks of classroom orientation at the hospital is over, and I've begun working twelve hour shifts on my unit. This week is a doosy, as we had our last two eight hour days on Monday and Tuesday and then yesterday and today are the twelve hour...
Friday My Town Shoot Out - Smiling Faces
Today's theme is brought to us by the very talented Sarah from Idaho - a very favorite subject of mine: Smiles!One of the treasures of my town: Baby Ben. I love this picture. I think my sweet, late Giacomino (Very Old Dog) is smiling a little bit in ...
Sunday Hallelujahs
Someone is trying to tell me something.Last Sunday I was a big jumble of raw emotions as I walked the dogs on my final Sunday of life before returning to hospital nursing. I was excited, nervous, frightened, grateful, reticent, eager, worried. The ol...
