If he could hide in a Catillac, he would be rich, but still could be struck by lightning. Smart pooch. Fools go golfing with sticks that attract electrons.
Rufuz, praise yourself Ed isn't of the hunting kind or your life will be so full of bangs!!! that a little thunder would sound like a grandmother's fart.
Georg
Oh, Rufus! Not only are you gorgeous {er, I mean handsome}, you are talented as all get-out. H-h-h-h-h-h-. . .h-!! Love you & your dad,
Pants an' Growls of Pleasure from Nick & Shoog. . .tooooooooo!!! Pea <3
O, how I can relate to this. I have always been scared of storms, ever since I was a little girl. It is getting to the point to where I hear thunder or see lightning, I start to cry (or become close to it). I don't like storms; I never have! Now that I live in Texas, Tornado Alley, it is only getting worse. An excellent write of a very real fear; I understand what you are going through; I really do!
(((HUGS))) and much love, your friend in Tx., Karen Lynn. :(
You aren't the only one who's stormphobic. Meet chickenhearted Karla. :) Many humans and four legged creatures fear storms...it's thundering out here, too, in the distance, the storms are going away. One good thing, we can enjoy the lightshow. :) An excellent poem, well penned.
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layla and duchess freaked out as well lol
love Evie
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Dan
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Love Aunty Tinky
Georg
Pants an' Growls of Pleasure from Nick & Shoog. . .tooooooooo!!! Pea <3
O, how I can relate to this. I have always been scared of storms, ever since I was a little girl. It is getting to the point to where I hear thunder or see lightning, I start to cry (or become close to it). I don't like storms; I never have! Now that I live in Texas, Tornado Alley, it is only getting worse. An excellent write of a very real fear; I understand what you are going through; I really do!
(((HUGS))) and much love, your friend in Tx., Karen Lynn. :(
You aren't the only one who's stormphobic. Meet chickenhearted Karla. :) Many humans and four legged creatures fear storms...it's thundering out here, too, in the distance, the storms are going away. One good thing, we can enjoy the lightshow. :) An excellent poem, well penned.
(((((HUGS))))) and love, Karla.