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Tag Archives: dog
a tug on the leash – July 29
7.29.2014 the dog stops more often on our walks now to sniff, to lift a leg, to squat or perhaps to fake one of these so that he can take a breath as he ages. I tug at … Continue reading
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Tagged acceptance, aging, bodies, body awareness, compassion, dog, grace, mortality, nature, walks
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a couple of milkbones – October 10
10.10 a couple of milkbones and he is a goner. nudge me this way pull me that, only just get me to the guy with the bones. doggie looks up with those big lying eyes feed me, feed … Continue reading
subduing nature – June 24
6.24 walking around the block again, dog at my side, with a plastic baggie for when he decides to let nature take its course on someone’s lawn. We all live in proximity that no longer allows for nature to do … Continue reading
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Tagged dog, nature, perfection, perspective, persumption, Pets, resistance, unnature
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bad dog – April 9
4.9 Bad dog. The baleful head, already lowering, turns a sideways eye up to my accusation, and then ever so softly and gently, lets the missing half of my salmon ‘n cheese sandwich drop to the floor. It must … Continue reading
walking the other way – April 8
4.8 Walking the other way on a traditional trail today, the dog seemed confused. Kept stopping, sniffing, looking, turning back. It is a pond loop, but he is used to the other way round, as if his sense memories had … Continue reading
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Tagged animals, Celtic, dog, journey, Opposing Views, Religion and Spirituality, spirituality, unwinding, Walk, water., wells
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