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I’m guessing you’ll be reunited with Sheba before summer arrives. She will be SO excited to see you again, and vice versa, I know!
Precious! I know she misses you too. But the good thing about dogs? They’re always happy to see you. Five minutes or five months, it doesn’t matter.
I hope you are going back soon. It will be good for all of you.
Best part is that you’ll know you’re about to see her, but it will be a total surprise for her. (Brace yourself!)
I bet she misses you too.
How cute snuggling under the covers. We share our huskie between my daughters home and ours. she loves being on the go and is always excitedly up for a new adventure.
The expression is priceless! No doubt, she is missing you, too.
Happy WW!
Hi Esther, I’m only just catching up on your blog (I’ve been away from my desk and blogging for most of March) I am so thankful that your dad is with his loving children and pray you will all soon be back in Africa. Bless you (((Hugs))) Jo
Very beautiful puppy! Hope you are close to the puppy soon!
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Aaawww that is so sweet!
Hello Esther,
This reminds me of the time when Shebes had her bedtime around 8 pm. Just so you know before your arrival… The early bedtimes are long gone! Yesterday when I wanted to go to bed at 11 pm she had something else in mind. She went to her toy box and searched for her favorite toy, Wilma. I could not resist. We played for almost one hour and then I said to her that I really needed to go to bed!
We miss you a lot!
Anette & Sheba
She looks very comfy under that blanket.
She is So precious. I’ll bet it’s nice to be back.
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