CafeLitMagazine: The Girl Who Wanted My Dog
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CafeLitMagazine: The Girl Who Wanted My Dog, by Mark Tulin
CafeLitMagazine: The Girl Who Wanted My Dog
— Read on www.cafelitmagazine.uk/2021/02/the-girl-who-wanted-my-dog.html
photo by casey chae on unsplash.com
Crow On The Wire 
sleep can hide a multitude of sins!
Good point. First thought comes to mind, Rip Van Winkle.
So very sad about a boy parting with his dog, even if it is to give to a little girl.
Blessings! ♥♥
Yes, such a strong attachment. 🙂☮️
How sad for Harry! His change of heart doesn’t ease the blow.
No it doesn’t, Rosaliene.
I particularly liked the end of the story. I think it was a rite of passage for young Harry.
Agree. Also a phase in his moral development.
Yes, that was my thought as well.
Reblogged this on The Reluctant Poet.
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Reblogged this on By the Mighty Mumford and commented:
DO YOU THINK THEY WILL ACCEPT THIS?? 😀
I don’t see why not. Creating more views for them.
BUT THE LITTLE GIRL WANTS HER PUPPY—RIGHT NOW–!!!
Ha. 😀 I think she can wait a few more hours.
HAVE YOU EVER DISSAPPOINTED A LITTLE GIRL WHOSE HEART IS SET ON SOMETHING? IT’S NPT PRETTY!!!!! 😀
I probably had but it’s so long ago. My daughter 31 now. I think I wiped those memories from my hard drive. 🙂
who REALLY wants to remember blood-curdling screams—not me! 😀
You got that right. Blood curdling. 🙂
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Wow!
Thanks.