I learned a pretty cynical African proverb yesterday from a man from Uganda: “Feed a dog for three days and it will remember you for three years. Feed a human being for three years and they’ll forget you in three days.”
It’s true about dogs and I hope not so true about people!
Hi, Carol, Buster and his old pappy just caught up with your recent blogs, and are cheered to see your happy memories and messages. That Pinto is too cute for words, enough to make an old Basset Hound jealous! Please, keep up the good work!
Thank you, Sha’Tara. He is a good friend even though he still sometimes struggles with the legacy of abuse and abandonment he experienced before coming here…
He is, indeed, a handsome companion, Bob, although quite different than Willow. He prefers to walk on the sidewalk to avoid puddles. But he still has a fearless heart when he encounters people he senses may be a threat.
(His suit is actually tied around his middle with an old wool scarf because the velcro tabs no longer work…).
Adorable! So sweet to read your words again, Carol.
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It’s always such a delight to hear from you, Susan. Thank you so much for your lovely comments. Sending hugs and best wishes. ❤
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I learned a pretty cynical African proverb yesterday from a man from Uganda: “Feed a dog for three days and it will remember you for three years. Feed a human being for three years and they’ll forget you in three days.”
It’s true about dogs and I hope not so true about people!
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A great proverb, Diane. Thank you! I also hope it’s not true about people, but you just have to wonder and some people some days… 🙂
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If only we two-legged types were as faithful a friend and companion.
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We’re about to get another dog, two years since our last dear friend departed, so loyal and loving. But then – I need walking too! 🙂
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Pets do become dear friends, don’t they, Paul, and they do help us stay healthy in so many ways. Wishing you well as you find your new friend. 🙂
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Thank you, we’re looking forward to the new arrival.
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Adorable! 🙂 xo
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Thank you, Bette. 🙂
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Hi, Carol, Buster and his old pappy just caught up with your recent blogs, and are cheered to see your happy memories and messages. That Pinto is too cute for words, enough to make an old Basset Hound jealous! Please, keep up the good work!
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Thank you for your thoughtful comments, Buster. It’s always a delight to hear from you and your pappy. 🙂
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Such a cute little dog; certainly does look like a very good friend.
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Thank you, Sha’Tara. He is a good friend even though he still sometimes struggles with the legacy of abuse and abandonment he experienced before coming here…
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Pinto looks to be a very fine, handsome companion! I like his sweater. Take care. Bob
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He is, indeed, a handsome companion, Bob, although quite different than Willow. He prefers to walk on the sidewalk to avoid puddles. But he still has a fearless heart when he encounters people he senses may be a threat.
(His suit is actually tied around his middle with an old wool scarf because the velcro tabs no longer work…).
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He sounds wonderful!
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🙂
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