8.23.2009
August 22, 2009
White Dog and Steve dabbed their eyes at the surprising happy ending to the post WWII escape from children's camp movie, I am David then noticed the menacing real world rumble of the approaching storm. They decided to go for an early walk in order to avoid the rain. They had just gotten to the end of the block when a firetruck, sirens and horn blaring, lights flashing, turned onto our street and paused in front of our house to let a cars (which the walkers didn't see) get out of the way; the truck then screamed down the road. It was too much for White Dog. The noise and lights scared her and the emergency vehicle in front of our house brought back memories of my recent medical crisis. She had no trouble in talking Steve into returning home where upon both hugged against me and breathed deeply. "It is OK," I told both...just before the clouds opened up and gushed.
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5 comments:
That must have been so scary! I am so glad those trucks weren't for your Mom. Did the rain cool things down a bit? I think it would be fun sing with you and Mack.
Love,
Teddy Bear
Siku,
I'm sorry you were scard. I tend to hide behind Mommy, sit on her pillow at night and sometimes her head, if she is still laying on it, and follow Mommy during storms. I glad your Mommy is safe.
Eskie Power,
Mack, an Eskimo dog from Atlanta
oh boy we got chills! that's a really scary thing! Siku, i'm so proud of you being brave and wanting to go back and check on your mom.
You are a very very smart kid (of course, you're an eskie) and continue to amaze us!
Oh poor White Dog!
And poor White Dog's pawrents...
I'm sure it was khwite intenses...but woo are safe now!
Hugz&Khysses,
Khyra
It has been raining and raining and raining over where we live. We just found you and see that our friend, Teddy, knows you! We like making new friends.
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