Mother's Day When Your Mom's A Bitch
We took my mother-in-law to the park for a picnic today. We all had a nice outing. Plenty of sandwiches, birds and butterflies. Really nothing out of the usual. Nothing bitchy in our party.
When Your Mom's a Doggone Bitch
We noticed several people arriving, each family with one or two chocolate brown Labrador retrievers. The dogs appeared to dragging their leashed humans to a spot across the green from our picnic, so I walked over and asked one of the humans what was going on.
The dogs had invited their humans to a combined first birthday and Mother's Day party for the bitch who whelped all twelve of them at once.
The gathering of the clan
Getting group-sniffed from both ends.
I don't think the dogs recognized each other at first. It took about one half hour of tense ass-sniffing and growling before things calmed down and everyone walked to the river for a group swim.
Family reunions are are all the same.
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Comment by CreekEnd_UK on May 13, 2012 at 4:39pm -
Oh dear. Only in America, we hope.
Mothers Day in the US sounds, urm, 'interesting'.
Hope you had a nice time Steve.
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Comment by Linda Seccaspina on May 13, 2012 at 10:32am -
I know.. man its a photo hate fest over there
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Comment by Steve S on May 13, 2012 at 12:15am
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Amazing how much nicer the photos look here versus OS.
Because the DMIL loves dogs, this was a huge added attraction.
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Comment by Linda Seccaspina on May 12, 2012 at 7:57pm
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Well done.. that was a bitch of a party..:)
HUGGGGGGGG
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Comment by Norma on May 12, 2012 at 7:09pm -
They are lovely !!!!!!!!!!!!!
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