Immediately, Lucy started to show signs of Scottitude by promptly arooing at me. It didn’t seem like a “Glad to meet you” and I was powerless to acknowledge it with an appropriate salutation as my ZOH (Zone of Hostility, before mentioned borrowed term) was still constrained. Life settled into a puppy routine of sleep, eat, poop, and play which suited me as I was a puppy too. It would still be a time before we engaged in play together as Mom referred to me as “wild” and wanted Lucy able to hold her own. The parenting mistake compounded…~ Indy
Bonjour, Buenos Dias, Howdy-Do
27 Friday Mar 2015
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I think this ISO e of my favorite pictures I can just hear her.
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I am a great howler. I can do real low and high yips and add all kinds of variations. ~ Lucy
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I can just hear you, Lucy. You are too cute!
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Tell the story about when Lucy and Ethel worked in the Chocolate Factory, Indy.
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Always let the kids settle their differences in the beginning.
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I agree…now
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Lucy, undaunted, Lucy – Your sound from the beginning was “I Am Woman, Hear Me Roar”. One day you may decide – and I will generously contribute to your campaign fund – to become president of the United Scotties of America. Sallllloooooooote!
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