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My most sincere wishes for health, happiness, a wonderful year with loving family/friends and good books,
and may all your plans come to fruition!
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Thank you.
Thank you, ds at Third Storey Window, for this lovely award. "The Proximade Award believes in the Proximity - nearness in space, time and relationships. Our hope is that when the ribbons of these prizes are cut, even more friendships are propagated."
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Happy New Year! and many thanks for gracing us with such wonderful photos. Of course tt is adorable, and that’s a fine set of photos. I must say – the one of your dogs is equally enchanting. I love my kitty to death, but a cat just isn’t going to provide the same kind of entertainment as a dog. Dogs pay attention – cats may, but not so visibly.
I hope your New Year is filled with all good things. It will be such fun to watch tt grow – and you? Surely you have some growth-plans for yourself! Best wishes for them all!
Happy New Year to you, Linda. I must admit I much prefer a dog as a pet…. although I doubt that a cat would eat dirty diapers like Zoe did last night!!
Yes, I do have growth-plans, as I am sure you do. We will have to trade stories soon.
Oh, Kerry — what joy. I’d say a totally adorable and adoring Christmas! TT is, of course, divine. So are those lovely trees with such beautiful ornaments, and the carefully watching dogs! I just love ’em!
I send you greetings for a beautiful new year, one perhaps less challenging than last, and much joy and success in every part of your world. I agree, 2011 should be a year when bloggers meet! (I’m still thinking Chicago could be good — easy access with trains and even driving, not too bad; much to do and see; good food, good friends. Maybe when the wind in the windy city dies down and spring begins to pop?
Chicago, here we come!! See you there, Jeanie.