OurCrazyFarm: A Dog and His Boy

Thursday, August 2, 2012

The memories would be a lot fonder if the boy was actually his boy...

and the dog was actually his dog...

instead of being the neighbor dog.

Brenda said...: I don't think they know the requirement of ownership applies to their special relationship! They look happy to be together. :D; August 2, 2012 at 1:43 PM
the canned quilter said...: I'm with Brenda...They look pretty happy : ) My gosh what are you feeding those kids ? He seems like he has grown so much just lately.; August 2, 2012 at 4:29 PM
TheLazyJ said...: Are there more puppies in your future??? Grace will be so happy! ha-ha! Love the pictures. :); August 2, 2012 at 5:01 PM
Dicky Bird said...: Aww, that's too cute! That old dog looks like he is lovin that! Blessings from Ringle.; August 3, 2012 at 7:43 AM
Sherry Sutherby http://russ-stickacres.blogspot.com/ said...: Ahhh...looks like the Daddy of Boaz...:~) Hey, we take love where we find it. Even from the neighbor's dog. Love the post, T.; August 11, 2012 at 9:37 AM

Bible- Zechariah, 1 Peter for Sunday School, Habakkuk, Reading the Whole Bible aloud with the Kids ~ Leviticus, Memorizing Ephesians
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Black Beauty by Anna Sewell, Reading aloud to the kids. A true classic!
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Feminine Appeal, by Carolyn Mahaney, Only on Chapter 2 and God is using it to convict me already.
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~ Finished Reading ~
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Summer of the Monkeys by Wilson Rawl, Reading aloud to the kids. Lovin' it! Careful for a few select words, and don't bother with the movie~ No good!
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Battle Cry For My Generation, by Ron Luce Wow! Great wake up call. Get ready, let's fight!
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All Things Bright and Beautiful, by James Herriot Loved it! Looking forward to reading his other books. Could totally relate to all the farming adventures.
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Roots, by Alex Haley, Read this several years ago, enjoying the adventure again.
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Bringing Up Boys, by Dr. James Dobson, A little understanding of boys that you just don't get from having 4 sisters. Wonderful!
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Gone With the Wind, by Margaret Mitchell Worth reading the 833 pages!
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A Marriage After God's Own Heart, by David Clarke, Reading this one for a Sunday School class, versus, say, the Bible.
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First We Have Coffee by Margaret Jensen, I really enjoyed this quick read!