Philosophy 'Of the Forest'
A delightful, good-humored lady at the dog park tonight, after being told by her husband that my dog was named after a philosopher-novelist, looked at me, sized me up and down, and commented, "Well, I do always see you reading a book!" 'A book' was pronounced with some level of disdain. Ha!
Her dog, if you're curious, is named after a lost American Indian Tribe. That was her husband's idea. If it were up to her, he'd have a Roman name meaning 'of the forest.'
She continued, "Well, I don't know much about philosophy, but I do know that God spelled backwards is Dog." (Her husband, with a big grin on his face, interjected, "And vice versa!") "And as a friend of mine once told me, your dog will love you, even if your feet stink and you don't love Jesus." Amen to that.
Her dog, if you're curious, is named after a lost American Indian Tribe. That was her husband's idea. If it were up to her, he'd have a Roman name meaning 'of the forest.'
She continued, "Well, I don't know much about philosophy, but I do know that God spelled backwards is Dog." (Her husband, with a big grin on his face, interjected, "And vice versa!") "And as a friend of mine once told me, your dog will love you, even if your feet stink and you don't love Jesus." Amen to that.
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