Excellent biscuit face, Deccy! I feel like I'm learning from a master! Your Granny sounds like a really wonderful Granny- If she gets you Mr. Panda just for a visit, she might get you a whole TIN of biscuits for actual Christmas!!!
Goodness me! What a bushy tail you have! What long legs, too! Also... it's ok, we giggled and snickered in a kind and supportive way too at the poo-catastrophe-post! And Mummie sighed and said 'It's never nice to get covered in poo' which made me wonder when she herself experienced poop horror? Surely not anything to do with wonderful, elegant little old me?
Thanks! She is now giving a happy little bounce because she is, indeed, a smooch! A big, heavy, climb-on-your-lap-even-though-I-weigh-a-ton smooch! xx
Also, Ambam wants to know- what's a smooch? :D xx
Well done Barbie! It's incredible the risk that the iggies owner was taking! :( phew, very glad that no one was hurt. What a superhound Barbie was!
Oh you smooth talker! I hope you haven't got your eyes on my sister! Ambam has a similar unneccesary face, it does make my mummie sad, but luckily she doesn't use it much any more! I have to say that is a very handsome look you have there, my friend!
Excellent post! My mummie has family in Lancashire (no fighting!) and there's a very similar feel there, too! Love the translations I live in deepest darkest Kent, and it's not the same as Yorkshire, but I think everywhere has an element of clique-ness. Daddie used to be captain of the bat-and-trap team at the local pub...mummie had never heard of that before she moved here! How many other translations do you have? I'd love to read some more! xx
Can't wait to read more! The biking sounds interesting!
All we get round here is Labrini! Lovely photo of you, Deccy!
Nibs mum answering here :)- Those dogs are amazing :) Sounds like a brilliant open day! In answer to your muzzle question- it's not law here for them to wear muzzles- and until recently Nibs never wore one, as he has no teeth! But now that he is past all his health issues and feeling good, he is getting more bolshy and plays rough, so I keep him on lead/ long line and muzzled when I know there will be other dogs around. I tend to have Ambam muzzled more often- generally if I know there will be other dogs around I muzzle her, but when it's just us I leave it off, though I always have it handy :) Basically, it depends on where we are and on the volume of other dogs in the area.
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