Monday, December 2, 2019
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This makes me want to find a puddle and splash. Oh, to be a kid again.
ReplyDeleteI remember walking through puddles after the rain storm. But, today is Snowww Monday here in the northeast. Have a great day Odie.
ReplyDeleteMud puddles are like kryptonite to little kids. You're attracted to them, they're fun, then you get a scolding.
ReplyDeleteStrippers have the same attraction and the same results.
Sure looked like the dog stayed on the lookout for any potential problems.
ReplyDeleteCurmudgeon, that was a long time ago for me too.
ReplyDeleteEdward, we're having a snow day here also. I have to get out there and clean up ..... AGAIN.
ReplyDeleteLL, at my age, and working in the rain for 30 years, I gravitate toward the strippers.
ReplyDeleteKid, that is one great dog.
ReplyDeleteI walked the 1/2 mile everyday to my grade school and rumor has it that if there was a puddle, I'd hit it !!
ReplyDeleteCute video !
Edward:
ReplyDeleteAs a kid, my all time favorite was the snow melting in the ditches in spring and damming up the little rivers with snow/ice.
Was it ever thus.
ReplyDeleteAwww, that was adorable and the song was perfect for the video.
ReplyDeleteThank you for joining the Awww Mondays Blog Hop.
Have a fabulous Awww Monday and week, Odie. 😎
that is the cutest video ever! Hugs and have a great day!
ReplyDeleteOne should never outgrow stomping in puddles.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the cute video. Love that dog.
It's in the genes. A boy, a puddle and a patient dog (Who's a good boy!).
ReplyDeleteMatthew, that's what puddles are for.
ReplyDeleteMatthew and Edward, I grew up in LA (BD=Before Dems) and there was no snow. After a hard rain and the sun came out the gutters were running strong. That's when our little wooden boats came out and we could follow those for miles.
ReplyDeleteedutcher, yes it was my man.
ReplyDeleteSandee, I preposted this so early I couldn't get the link.
ReplyDeleteThank You Kathe W.
ReplyDeleteBrig, isn't that a great dog.
ReplyDeleteScooterMan, makes for a great combination.
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