Change Is Hard

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WordPress Photo Challenge: Silence

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The only silent sheltie is a sleeping sheltie.

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Author: dawnkinster

I'm a long time banker having worked in banks since the age of 17. I took a break when I turned 50 and went back to school. I graduated right when the economy took a turn for the worst and after a year of library work found myself unemployed. I was lucky that my previous bank employer wanted me back. So here I am again, a long time banker. Change is hard.

10 thoughts on “WordPress Photo Challenge: Silence

  1. Camping? I don’t know that I am going to do the camping today but I am going to do the napping! You make napping look so good, Katie!

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    • No camping for us either right now…though it did get up to 50 today and I’ve camped when it’s gotten down to 45 at night. This was from last summer. I love that she’s smiling with her head on her pillow.

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  2. Oh my, she really *is* a princess, isn’t she? Look at that comfy bed, pillow and all. Dallas wouldn’t dream of sleeping on such padding. He gets too hot and, despite having doggie beds (plural!) around, he seems to prefer the cold floor. And too often, his sleep is punctuated by grunts, twitches, heavy breathing, and other things associated with doggie dreams!

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    • She never stays on the pillow long, she gets hot too. And this was the only time I saw her like this with her head on a pillow, on top of her big pillow. Usually there are two pillows on top of her pillow, so that she can see out of her little window more easily. She’s a little spoiled.

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  3. Thats a good saying a silent sheltie is a sleeping sheltie. Lol.

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  5. She looks very peaceful!

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  6. I’ve always had quiet dogs. Had. My new German Shorthaired Pointer is the chattiest thing I’ve ever allowed in the house. He really thinks I’m just part of his staff that needs reminding of how I’m supposed to better cater to him. Your picture reminds me of seeing Dax sleeping in the office and telling employees not to wake him because ‘he’s quiet!’.

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