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Sweet sentiments! I love finding all these cute Holiday video, ElfYourself's and fantastic house light shows...This was cute and i hadn't seen it before.
ReplyDeleteCynthia,
ReplyDeleteI couldn't believe my eyes; your pup waited, and waited, finally took a bite. Glad to see that Santa came after all.
What a treat for all of us!
Merry Christmas.
If you miss snow, just watch the pile-up on the nation's highways yesterday.
Oh sweetie - that was so lovely (but did take a while to load). I wish you and the family the best of the holiday greetings and hope that 2010 brings good health and laughter - the two best things in life
ReplyDeleteHappy Holidays to you, to your family and to your menagerie! It's snowing here in Maine but not as much as down south. I wish my dog were as well behaved.
ReplyDeleteWarm wishes for a Merry Christmas to you and yours, Cynthia!! :D
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful card, well worth watching.So glad Father Christmas stopped by.
ReplyDeleteHave a wonderful Christmas.
xx
To you too Cynthia....happy, happy holidays, xv.
ReplyDeleteIf you could only see the wide eyed grin that covers my face. For years, I have spoiled one of my best friends dog who went by the name of Casper. Casper died earlier this year so I know she will be well taken care of. Now they have two little ones. Daisy, who is around 2 and Jake who is just 6 months. Earlier today I went and bought them their Christmas treats to contiue the tradition. They each get their own parecel, that way it is fair. If you saw what I buy them, I'm sure you would think that I had lost it. Oh well.
ReplyDeleteCynthia, it has been a pleasure following you this past year. You always have such thought provoking posts that make you read, think and discover. Wishing you and your family a very Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year. I look forward to reading more from your corner of the globe.
Fabulous, Cynthia. What a sweet video.
ReplyDeleteThank you all for your holiday wishes and I look forward to sharing the next year with you. I will be over to visit soon. xx
ReplyDeleteI feel like I just watched a Charlie Brown Christmas...beautiful !! Sending you good tidings and health honks from NYC !! Merry Christmas !!
ReplyDeleteHappy Holidays to you too dear Cynthia! And I wish that all your dreams come true too. What a cute card, I wish i had a puppy like that!
ReplyDeleteXXX lori
This is fabulous! Thank you!
ReplyDeleteHappy, happy holidays to you, Cynthia!
ReplyDeleteCatherine xx
I guess every dog DOES have its day! Leave it to you to think of such a sweet, loving gesture for us all this holiday. That was an adorable and loving e-card. It really made me smile and I know you did it exactly for that reason. You've got a great heart, and are a good soul. I hope you have the most wonderful evening and morning with your delightful family. You deserve a magical night and wonderful gifts. Thanks again for bringing us all a bit of spirit and happiness. Lord knows we could all use it. All my love and respect this year Cynthia. And as always, I am so grateful for your kind and generous comments on my blog. You really take such time for me---I am indebted. xoxoxoxox One of 365
ReplyDeleteMerry Christmas Cynthia, and Happy New Year.
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely card, of course Santa comes to good dogs!
Blessings,
Frances
Fabolous !! Im so glad Santa stopped, beautiful video!!
ReplyDeleteIm happy to have found "tu casa".
Saludos
Ale