Tag Archives: dog author
SOME Humans Get It—I Have Proof!
You know I am a dog-author (and a famous one, I should add). But I do depend on my lowly human scribe to do the trivial part—the mere typing and all that easy stuff. I continue to do the hard … Continue reading
New Words For All. Free!
As you know if you read my books, I am a dog on a mission to uplift and educate humans. This is a big task, even for a dog of my abilities. I chose a young human to be my … Continue reading
What SHE Said!
As you know, I am a dog author. A deep thinker who does not mind sharing my thoughts with humans as I try to uplift them and teach them how to be more like dogs. I do have a staff … Continue reading
Watch, Play, Learn!
Once again, my human scribe was in his favorite restaurant–the one with the brilliant name. Two Dog Cafe. And he saw a bit of human philosophy that he shared with me. I must admit I had a chuckle when I … Continue reading
The Wisdom May Have Come Through a Human, But . . .
I’m not a dog with an ego, even though I think I’m one of the best dog authors around. I spend hours every day under my bush, deep in thought and contemplation, working on my ideas and stories. Then I … Continue reading
If They’d Do This to a Human, We Dogs Better Watch Out!
My human scribe and I were walking through the neighborhood when we spotted this demolished sign in the middle of the road. According to my scribe, it says State Law: Stop for Pedestrians in Crosswalk Or, at least that’s what … Continue reading
Could Reading My Books Save Your Furniture? I Think So!
I keep my eyes open as I go about my daily life, and gather material for my books, and for this blog, of course. I am an especially observant dog. So, when I saw this displayed, it made me think. … Continue reading
“TGIF??” What Difference Does THAT Make?
I’ve noticed another funny thing about humans. They seem very interested, almost obsessed, with what day of the week it is. I have heard them say things like, “Oh, no–it’s Monday!” Is there something wrong with Monday? Or, they have … Continue reading