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Saturday, 1 February 2014

rosie and zoe

Posted on 11:10 by clark
Jake came to visit me at the Library 
on Brautigan's birthday. He brought 
a pack of grape Kool-Aid. We snuck 
through the school cafeteria and grabbed 
a couple paper cups and shared the 
strange beverage made famous by 
The Kool-Aid Wino story. 
We talked about our stories in progress, 
especially Jake's sharp-shooter 
old lady character. Then we talked 
about our dogs. We both have golden 
retrievers. His dog Rosie looks exactly 
like our noble beast Zoe.


Zoe, (when I painted her with stripes to be 
a Tasmanian Tiger) see:

http://allenfrostlibrary.blogspot.com/2011/01/tasmanian-tiger.html


Rosie

In fact, they might be sisters. There's a lot of 
variation in Lord Tweedmouth's breed. 
That's the mad English inventor who shocked 
the world with his concocted dog in 1880.
Jake mentioned Rosie's mother was named 
Duchess. When we bought Zoe used for 
$200, she came with a riffle of papers.
Her mother's name was also Duchess.


Duchess and pups (including Zoe and Rosie)


They also share the same father, Prince. 
Suddenly, we realized our dogs are sisters!
It's like some 19th century Gothic drama. 
In this rainy, cold winter town, after nine years
separated, two sisters have reappeared only 
miles apart. I guess we'll have to see what 
history is made when they meet...TV crews
and a sobbing, riveted audience...


 
Rosie

Zoe

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