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3 comments:
Our big oaf of a dog dog knocked over a piece of pottery the other day. Grrr!
Freki looks very innocent there...or pleased with herself :)
Hi adrienne!
Yes, I think pleased with herself is the appropriate description.
I've found through experience that pottery, kids, and animals don't go together : )
You showed the pictures here, but what you didn't explain is that the pitcher was up at least 4 or 5 feet on top of the pie-safe. That makes the story even more fun.
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