Dr Zen's imaginary dog takes on the world
posted by Dr Zen @ 1:46 pm
Wednesday, December 05, 2007
There is nothing worse in this life than for someone to stop giving you love. I could bear torture more easily.
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3 Comments:
I like that. If only I could do it.
i have lots of insightful stuff to say about that demoralizing pictorial propaganda, but now i'm far too intimidated to express any of it.
i hope you're happy about that.
The funny thing is that the picture is quite the truth. In many households that have a big dog and a little dog, the little one runs the show. An acquaintance has a mastiff and a shih-tzu (his wife's), and the shih-tzu is definitely the alpha dog. So remember to tell yourselves, kids, it's not your size, it's your personality that matters.
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