Mothers Day 2015 Mrs. T. and Lily on our deck. Mrs. T. refers to Lily as "my girl." Lily follows her everywhere. The beautiful corsage was from Deanne our D.I.L. in Minnesota. Our son Tony in Arizona sent his mom a pendant and a owl cushion... On that particular day I broke my longstanding rule never to kiss lips that were kissed by dog lips......:-)
A very heartwarming post, Trout. :)
ReplyDeleteAww, shucks. I would have made an exception, too. :-)
ReplyDeletelove your girls. :)
ReplyDeleteI wonder what accounts for all the male descendants. At least your wife has one girl in the famiiy, even if she is a canine!
ReplyDeleteMrs T and Lily are looking great! :)
ReplyDeleteMrs. T and Lily make a lovely pair :)
ReplyDeleteYou are so fun. I am glad you broke your rule. A good smooch is healthy for you. ;-)
ReplyDeleteFun post!
A sweet picture of both your loves. Oh, and that is quite a picture of the alligator in your last post.
ReplyDeleteEveryone should have 2 best friends!!
ReplyDeleteYou're a lucky man. Best to you both (oops--you three!!)
Good for you.
ReplyDeleteAh, but those lips that have touched the dog's lips are the most sensitive. Forget rules...long live love....and tolerance. :)
ReplyDeleteWise choice TB, wise choice!
ReplyDeleteYou are a very wise man to kiss the lips of your lovely wife even if she had kissed the dog first. I love the corsage. I seldom see them these days. How nice that your DIL sent her one. I like the tradition of wearing a corsage. I doubt any of my children would even think of doing such a thing.
ReplyDeleteI hope Mrs T enjoyed her day and I love that corsage. We don't see many of those these days. All we seem to do in the UK is send cards.
ReplyDeleteSo who kissed the dog first?LOL, they get you when you aren't looking
ReplyDeleteHappy belated mother's day to Mrs T and a cyber hug for Lily. I'm not much into dog/cat kisses but don't mind them as much on the hand.
ReplyDeleteKudos on your brave venture!
ReplyDeleteLily looks like a great companion for Mrs.T. I'm sure she felt special and well-loved on Mothers Day.
ReplyDeleteHow very sweet!! You left me smiling and mostly speechless.
ReplyDeleteAwww...sweet post. Great pic of Mrs. T and Lily. :)
ReplyDeleteRe your comments on my roses. Theresa Bugnet was a favorite of mine too. It was one of the first roses I ever bought and it grew and multiplied for years. Somehow, I managed to kill it or the drought did. Hopefully, I will find another in a nursery locally and add it to my gardens.
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