I have to admit that I did not like the look of that dog. But I found that I looked at his pictures a lot, maybe out of sheer disgust or something akin to a person that has to watch a train wreck because they cannot help to look at something horrible.
But in Sam's defense (may he R.I.P.), beauty is inside, not outside.
When I saw the beast's picture for the first time I instantly had visions of finding him waiting under my bed awaiting his final attack. But when I saw the CNN movie and heard his awfull schlemiel howling I got the feeling that this creature is so imperfect -to my limited references- that I can only love the little dog for it.
When I see all the websites and comments all over the world it gives me hope. We're not all that bad people :-) Positive new again!
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I like youre other piece, where you write about the golden rules. I particularly like one of the rules: Check with the wife....
(And by the way check your telephone now and then...)
I have to admit that I did not like the look of that dog. But I found that I looked at his pictures a lot, maybe out of sheer disgust or something akin to a person that has to watch a train wreck because they cannot help to look at something horrible.
But in Sam's defense (may he R.I.P.), beauty is inside, not outside.
Indeed Nova,
When I saw the beast's picture for the first time I instantly had visions of finding him waiting under my bed awaiting his final attack. But when I saw the CNN movie and heard his awfull schlemiel howling I got the feeling that this creature is so imperfect -to my limited references- that I can only love the little dog for it.
When I see all the websites and comments all over the world it gives me hope. We're not all that bad people :-) Positive new again!
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