Judy, I just finished the China Bulldog – in one sitting. I am overwhelmed! It is remarkable, and you are amazing (so was your mother, may she rest in peace!). You opened the door into a new world for me and gave me a fantastic tour of it. I thank you for your warm and generous heart.
I am so glad you liked it. I was hoping you would, based on a comment you made recently. Has Prairie Moths arrived yet? I have always loved what you wrote about living in Russia, painful as it was. Perhaps one day we’ll meet in person and can have a conversational feast!!!
Yes it has, and I am reading and rereading your poems, going back and forth, and, I hope, getting into the feeling of your childhood and the world of your family.
I’d love to meet you in person, dear Judy!
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Those are some amazing windows. Gotta love that last one with the dogs.
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Cracking windows. Love the dogs looking through.
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Envy written in their expressions and their stance.
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The second window is so ornate. The dogs looking at Zoe is so funny
Thanks for joining in Monday Window Judy 😀
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I think they are envying her her food dishes
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I think so as well
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Whatever the prompt you always manage variety of subject
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Lovely pics
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Judy, I just finished the China Bulldog – in one sitting. I am overwhelmed! It is remarkable, and you are amazing (so was your mother, may she rest in peace!). You opened the door into a new world for me and gave me a fantastic tour of it. I thank you for your warm and generous heart.
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I am so glad you liked it. I was hoping you would, based on a comment you made recently. Has Prairie Moths arrived yet? I have always loved what you wrote about living in Russia, painful as it was. Perhaps one day we’ll meet in person and can have a conversational feast!!!
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Yes it has, and I am reading and rereading your poems, going back and forth, and, I hope, getting into the feeling of your childhood and the world of your family.
I’d love to meet you in person, dear Judy!
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