I also finished a good book, Let's Take the Long Way Home: A Memoir of Friendship, by Gail Caldwell (originally from Amarillo, now Cambridge) who wrote of her close friend, another writer, their dogs and deep friendship."It's an old story," Caldwell began. "I had a friend and we shared everything, and then she died and so we shared that.'' I was sad to finish the book. It prompted me to return to walking Fresh Pond, where those friends walked and I walked Molly, our Bearded Collie, years ago. I made two of my little Magic Movies at Fresh Pond, scene of our first picnic in Boston, and Ogunquit, the first beach we visited after moving to Massachusetts.
[note: These two still photos of Farley were clipped from Flip videos I took of him.]
Farley is one cute dog! No wonder you all enjoy him so much. His personality comes through in his photos. Glad you're exploring your "roots" AND enjoying a "vacation" closer to home AND learning the ins and outs of your Flip camera.
ReplyDeleteI ditto all that Rosemary said. Farley is PRECIOUS and your blog is magical.
ReplyDeleteFarley is a beautiful dog. Is he pure cocker?
ReplyDeleteI like dogs, don't love dogs. Guess I'm not into the companionship bit. Did you havae a dog/cat as a child? Does Farley sleep with you guys.
I am a total dog lover, so adored this! I read the review of the Caldwell book this morning in the NYTimes and was going to write you about it, and here you've already read it. I have another book by Caldwell that I've always intended to read but never have. Just went to look for it and can't find it. Possibly I gave it away, but that's not like me!
ReplyDeleteI read the first one, A Strong West Wind.
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