Unconditional Love : a puppy’s POV

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LOVE comes in all sizes, shapes, and forms. But mom says I have something called “Unconditional Love” and that is the best kind of love you can have.

I looked it up and the definition is:
Unconditional love is caring about the happiness of another person without any thought for what we might get for ourselves.

Yes, this totally rings true for me. I Love my people unconditionally. When they leave for just a second… disappearing into another room I am SO HAPPY TO SEE THEM… I wag my tail with such an enthusiasm that my whole body shakes with joy.

I follow them everywhere to make sure they are safe from any predators. Every time they go into the little room called a bathroom I am there to protect them from monsters that may lurk behind the shower curtain or in the mysterious hole called a toilet. (Who knows what is down there!)

My day totally revolves around them and any adventure we might go on.

So remember the next time you see a four-legged creature wagging their tail or purring a song for you that they are giving you the best gift of all called “unconditional love”. We just call it a way of living.

Wag Wag Wag
Sadie

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Selfie | is it art or just memorex

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Art is everywhere… and in today’s world there is a lot of art that is something called a #selfie.

So we decided what if we turned it around and made the art create the selfie. So mom made me into a cartoon that painted a selfie. So which is the art? The cartoon? The selfie or the multimedia image?

So if a selfie is a portrait then it is art right? Ir is it a cultural phenomenon? Or a reflection of the world we are living in…the malleability of our own brand identity? Or are we acting out our own fictional storyline?

What do you think? Is that a smartphone I see in your hand? ART! Or ARF!
Love SADIE

This Years Lessons to be Thankful for: Woof

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As I sit patiently waiting for Santa to come.  Well to really tell the truth I am not a patient dog, I already opened 2 gifts because I COULDN’T WAIT and Santa had left them right in the closet so his sleight was not so heavy when he made his rounds. I just hope that doesn’t make me eligible for that naughty list my mom keeps telling me about.

Anyhow, my lesson learned this year to take with me into the new shiny new year is this:

DROP IT.
LEAVE IT.
LET IT GO.

This may sound like a simple thing to do but it really isn’t.

For me it is about putting something in my mouth that might harm me,
my mom yells out:
DROP IT. DROP IT. DROP IT.

For people it is about forgiving, and moving on from something that might poison their heart and stink up their day/week/year/life unless they just Drop It. Leave It. Let It Go.

As I see it from my “four-legged” perspective it works like this: You see another pretty little dog with a stripe down it’s back… You approach with all good intentions of making a new friendship BUT then they spray you for no reason. OH the STINK! How mean of this new potential friend. You get MAD, you want revenge. You chase that D#MN poo-poo-pet off your property and you denounce any other “black and white” potential pal you see all the while huffing with disgust. For years you hold onto this grudge remembering the  stinking consequences of that nasty meeting. A BATH, and another BATH. Your humans humiliated you by holding their noses and plopping you in the sink time and time again.

You then keep this grudge against all things “black and white” rather than just leaving that anger behind you. You never let it go because of that one encounter. It ruins your days. It ruins anything good and you just can’t move on.

Well, no more, I forgive you mr. skunk. You probably were having a bad day yourself and I am leaving my anger behind me and moving on. I think I might visit to that new dog I saw move in across the way who is “black and white”, the one with the pretty long swishy tail that speaks in “meows”, must be a foreigner.

Yes I am not ever letting the past taint my future again.
Lesson Learned:
DROP IT.
LEAVE IT.
LET IT GO.

Have you learned a good lesson this year to be thankful for?
Love,
Sadie.

My Coloring Book is Digital

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Every pixel of my personality is captured on a device, I am a pixelated pup for sure.

I color my days with my two-legged side-kicks and here is the color spectrum we live by in my coloring book of pup-philosophy.

Violet
This color is associated with inspiration, creativity and bravery.
I inspire my people to laugh often as I find creative uses for the toilet paper roll. I guard the house and often bravely creep down the hallway to scare away intruding shadows.

Blue
This color is associated with trust, faith and serenity. 
I am very trustworthy except when it comes to a piece of cheese left on a plate, this is a temptation that test my faith in the boundaries of human consumption. I beg my people for the serenity of forgiveness.

Green
This color is associated with health, harmony and nature.
I am my people’s nature connection; we often walk in harmony for a healthy, happy lifestyle.

Yellow
This color is associated with energy, hope and happiness.
It is my pleasure to wag my tail with such energy that it causes papers to fly off tables reminding my people that happiness is not all about work. I bring happiness to their lives with my little yellow ball filled with the hope that inspires them to throw it again, and again, and again!

Orange
This color is associated with excitement, adventure and cheer.
Every day is a new adventure. When the alarm sounds in the morning my excitement can not be contained as I spread cheer with puppy kisses for all.

Red
This color is associated with passion, love and strength.
I may be small but I have the strength of passion, the wisdom of love.

I leave you with a thought:
Life is like a coloring book, you get an outline and the crayons to color with. It’s up to you to make it beautiful!
Love and tail wags Sadie!