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Friday 17 November 2017
A NEW CHRISTMAS CARD...
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Ah, good. Nice and subtle, befitting the image.
ReplyDeleteToo many here would have included an exhortation to "Have A Barking Good Holiday" or some such.
Well done. I suspect it will be most graciously received.
Thanks, 3. I've got a few other 'Christmassy' images that I could turn into cards, so I'm looking forward to getting stuck into the task. Makes cards a bit more personal, doesn't it?
ReplyDeleteLooks fantastic - it's not often I have a good idea :)
ReplyDeleteI think I'll redo the greeting inside. Same words, just laid out better.
ReplyDeleteIt should say "from Kid" - who's this Gordon fella ?
ReplyDeleteBut seriously, the greeting looks fine!
Some WILL say 'from Kid', CJ. Just depends who they're for. I've added the amended greeting to the post, so take a look. I think it's a far better layout.
ReplyDeleteColin - obviously Sara is a cross-dresser. Gordon is her name when she's not wearing that beautiful fur.
ReplyDeleteDunno who this Sara is, but Zara would've had her for breakfast. Must admit, while getting dressed on a cold Winter's morning, I can get a bit cross at having to get up out of my cosy scratcher.
ReplyDeleteI should look closer; thought i typed Zara.
ReplyDeleteAs you might have guessed from the comment, it was before first cuppa. I'll be sure to get her name right next time.
If I were ever to get another dog (unlikely), I'd call her either Sara or Kara, so you were nearly right.
ReplyDeleteYou saw my blog yesterday. You know where my vote goes.
ReplyDeleteI understand the disinclination in that regard. Much as i may have loved previous dogs, a new pet seems almost unimaginable at this point. And, frankly - I don't think i'd make a very good keeper these days. Way too many people get pets and then make them miserable by not taking proper care - physically, emotionally, or both. I don't want to be one of them.
The other thing is that, as one's life seems to go quicker the older one gets, having a dog now that lives for perhaps 12 years would go by in no time. Zara lived a year longer than her predecessor, Tara, but it seemed to go by in half the time. 11 and a half years from the age of 16 to 27 plus, to me seemed a lot longer than the 12 and a half years from 27 plus to 40, which I turned 2 weeks before Zara's end.
ReplyDeleteWhat I'm saying is that having a dog now would be a very quick means of measuring my life winding down.