Closing out our 2012 Christmas Season Your Pet posts is beautiful Aurora! This photograph was taken by her owner, Sarah McHatton, during Aurora’s first Christmas. I pray that your Christmas was blessed and that your New Year is filled with awe and joy! Love, Sue
I pray that you will be blessed with God’s great gifts of Love, Peace and Joy! Merry Christmas from all of us at our house to all of you at your house! Love, Sue
Merry Christmas from Tynan!! As you can see, Tynan, a black lab, loves Christmas. His owner, writer Carol Garvin, says that Tynan thinks there’s nothing like unwrapping a “new stuffie” on Christmas morning! Do your pets have Christmas presents under the tree (or in the barn, doghouse, stable…) on Christmas Day? Tynan’s owner Carol Garvin…
Wild Word Friday! The word TINSEL comes to the English language from the Middle French word etinceller, which means to ornament with sparkling color. When I was a child, TINSEL was a very big part of our Christmas, and decorating the tree was something we all did as a family, Mom, Dad, and all us…
You may remember that we featured Frank and Brock last April. Frank is a rescue puppy who loves to dress up, and that works out great because his “mom” Amy loves to oblige him. Brock is a loving pit bull owned by Jeff. Their photographer, Christina, sent in photos that we just couldn’t resist. So…
Congratulations to AMBER, our December 2012 Book Winner! I will mail the copy of Olivia Newport’s novel, ACCIDENTALLY AMISH to you ASAP! Merry Christmas!!
Wild Word Friday! Snitch, snatched, have SNECK? I don’t think that would pass muster with most English teachers, but the words are related – not in the sense of tenses, but as “cousins,” descendants of the same Middle English word, snecchen or snacchen – to snatch or grab something. SNECK is a dialectical form that…
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