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Published: 2013-10-28 04:46:03 +0000 UTC; Views: 5302; Favourites: 53; Downloads: 223
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Margo Lane couldn't help but smile even as she scolded her best friend, Argyle the Dog for playfully nipping at her heels again as they took their afternoon walk while window shopping in Racks View. He just looked so happy and she knew he couldn't wait to do it again. Ever since he was a puppy, Argyle loved shoes and the feet that wear them. He considered them his own personal play toys and he when he's in a playful mood, no shoe was safe. The only thing he loved more than shoes was going on walks. Most likely, Margo surmised, because it gave him moving targets.Related content
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your work is stunningly original and I love the contexts and formats you use. I shall visit often and comment, and I can say I honestly have loved everything that I have seen So very pleasing to the eye, 3 d like almost, and clarity is fantastic. Thank you my friend
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Honored you're enjoying my works 
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PS the honor and privilege are all mine, I humbly assure you Again, thank you and as always you are quite welcome.
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I find this masterpiece absolutely and amazingly priceless I love this art work
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The honor and pleasure of viewing your lovely work is all mine Beautiful
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Thanks very much
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Awesome new character my friend! She looks to be an outstanding new addition to Racks View. Nice to see a pet person here as well. I can tell her playfulness is going to add a lot to the City!
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Yah I thought that somebody around here should have a dog 
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Love the natural feel of this .. Margo looks at home at RV aswell as Argyle ! .. just hope Lucy and Argyle are friendly when they meet !!
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^_^ Thanks
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Okay, I admit it! It's a good composition (although I hate moules, especially when they're fritted).
The expression on dog's face is spot on! (I had a Jack Russell that gave up walking, preferring to travel as passenger in my sidecar and you don't argue with a Jack Russell)
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hehe... the menu sign came with the bistro prop I used. Didn't even know what moules frites were... just looked 'em up. "Steamed muscles and french fries". What an odd combination (at least to this American).
Glad you like this
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Baughurst 
Lovely pic!
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I'm sure it's lovely there, but there's method to the madness... Fom the book:
In Life*, there are many hundreds of common experiences, feelings, situations and even objects which we all know and recognize, but for which no words exist.
On the other hand, the world is littererd with thousands of spare words which spend their time doing nothing but loafing about on signposts pointing at places.
Our job, as wee see it, is to get these words dow off the signposts and into the mouths of babes and sucklings and so on, where they can start earning their keep in everyday conversation and make a more positive contribution to society.
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*And, indeed, in Liff
Meaning of Liff
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Super interesting link....And I've been to quite a few of those words! (Never heard of the book b4 
I notice there's no entry for "Titty-Ho" (Quite difficult to put a definition to that I suppose 
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No but I believe there is a revised addition... never can tell
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Gotta love a dog that loves shoes...or hate him. I gave away a puppy once for tearing up my new shoes. Well, he also ate the cable, the carpet, and almost anything else he could chew.
Anyway, a very clever and cute scene.
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Thanks hon 
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lol. No I didn't name him "Jaws" but it is a fitting name. He went to a good home and they named him something else. Argyle and his master look very happy together so I'm sure he's a good boy.
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yup... as all good boys are. (if anybody's watchin')
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