For those who only get to visit on weekends you may have missed it, but earlier this week, Joulie moved in. She was supposed to go home with some other family but they didn’t show up… their loss.
Her actual name was Jewell however I feel better with the alternative spelling from physics classes. She really fits the latter form, as a joule is a unit of energy and man, is she a ball of energy. Not unlike Doug she has already accumulated a few nicknames like dragonlady and Mrs. Belle E. Rubs.
I’ve also taken to calling her Madam Curie after one of the most famous women of physics. As a side note did you know Marie Curie’s scientific notes are kept in a lead box and must be viewed wearing radioactivity protective equipment?
Anyhow, Joulie has moved in and while she had a hard road before this, hopefully she will find her new home as the poodle sanctuary Doug found it to be.
I’m grateful ten times over for dogs… especially the ones I’ve been fortunate enough to know.
I’m already feeling the love for Joule (the Madame Curie trivia fact about the lead box is interesting, btw) and I look forward to seeing more of her. I love the shot of her standing on her hind legs looking out the window. Do you suppose she’s a cougar? Cobee’s only six.
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Ooooh perhaps!!! Although I suspect shes mostly meerkat as she walks on two legs a lot!!but younger men??? I will have to ask her.
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Welcome, Ms. Joulie! Needless to say, you are both blessed. We are all for dog rescue…just ask Stella & Kenzie (two very different dogs). Of course, our cats are rescues, too.
We somehow missed out on the prompt for 6SS but hope to be back next week. I have come to love flash fiction, so thank you for hosting it here.
Happy to see you doing and feeling better. I understand firsthand how health affects everything and sorrow affects health. Hugs.
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I am grateful to Josie for letting me continue her idea! I love six sentences! Thanks 4 all your support around losing Doug. And I’m sure you are absolutely correct that Joulie will be a wonderful addition. And I’m also sure that the grief didn’t help my physical situation. Which hopefully will be resolved at some point soon. I’m trying to remain hopeful. I’m so glad you participate in six sentences and I’m going to be sure 2 get this week’s clue out soon
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Glad you’re settling in, Joule. I hope you have a long and happy life with Ivy and the girls (and an occasional Bear).
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Luckily my new friend Joulie was on a leash when our old friend mr. Bear showed up this week. I suspect she has a bit of the dougster in her
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Such a delight the lovely Joulie is! She will soon be an Internet celebrity just as Skip was! 😍
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She doesn’t seem as reluctant to embrace fame as Dougie was!
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And now I’m in tears again…so glad for you and Joulie ❤
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Awwwww thank you! I suspect you may be a secret doggy person!
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Sometime I’ll have to tell you (more) about my brother’s dog–quite the character, a party-hearty 60’s dog, wore a bandana around his neck…no “establishment” collar for him 🙂
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Did I tell you I love that you amended her name to Joulie? Much cooler/rad than old Jewel!! xxoo, aunt stella
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Are you sure of Joule’s age? Sounds to me that you have a puppy! 🙂 I’m so happy for you and Joule!
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I know! But when i think back on my early days with Skip he was very active up until his last two years or so….
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My sweet dog Ginny was a rescue two years ago. She has changed so much. Joule is a lovely & lucky dog!
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Thank you! I hope she feels the same! My suspicion is she may…. It must be a relief to go from shelter to chasing bunnies in open fields!
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She is a jewel for sure 😀
I love that you kept her name, just spell it differently. Excellent. Isn’t it funny how our dogs end up having a gazillion different names lol.
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I know, skipper had at least six!
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There are many stars in your crown for all of the love you shower on these best friends of men!
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Thank youMay! They give me much joy!
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totally love the walking on hind legs photo! btw what the hell is that thing J is dragging through the house, it totally reminds me of one of those, prehistoric fish that are never seen cause they live at, like the bottom of the Marianas Trench or someplace and only on occasion will get washed up on a shore and end up as a carnival sideshow attraction or a special on the Discovery Channel. (“Next Week, In search of ancient skydivers”)
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I had originally bought that giant snake / alligator because she kept throwing tennis balls underneath the dresser and right now I’m not mobile enough to keep running after them. As soon as she saw the snake she gave up on the tennis ball and decided to start dragging it around instead.
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I don’t know if I made that clear but the snake is one of those things you put under a door to block the draft. So I thought it would work under the dresser to block the balls going under there
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I did NOT know that interesting fact about the notes of Marie Curie!
You know she’s a part of the family when she already has a plethora of nicknames. 🙂
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I love this and I love that you and Joule have found one another. My heart thinks Skip sent her to you. Definitely think our pets end up with multiple names because over time, as we get to know them, their personality shines through and that’s where those names emerge. Our three Rottens have quite a list of their own. ❤
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