2013/02/20 · 21:39
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Just so, so, so NOT Laudie-dog. Honestly!

Father John Putnam and maggie mayThis is the Judicial Vicar, Father John Putnam, of the Diocese of Charlotte, N.C. I’ve been talking with him quite a bit this last few days. I failed to ask him about Maggie-May, the, uh…. dog…. I guess….

I mean, what kind of face is that for a dog?!?!? LOL!!!

I’m sure that that face would scare away a bear.

Laudie-dog can scare a bear, not because of her face, however. Her teeth, yes, but not her face.

But this, Maggie-May… O.K. Cute too, I guess…. Kinda…

 

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9 Responses to Just so, so, so NOT Laudie-dog. Honestly!

  1. Pat
    2013/02/20 at 22:33

    Maggie-May could help advise some in W.DC. on the wisdom of their agendas.

  2. Denise
    2013/02/20 at 23:27

    My daughter has a dog just like that. They kind of slobber and grunt a lot. When she goes out of the room the poor dog cries for her. But, she is cute, I guess. I love all dogs even if they aren’t cute.

    Maggie-May eh? Sounds like a Rod Stewart song.

  3. Rebecca Alexis
    2013/02/21 at 01:40

    Maggie looks like she probably has a pedigree, My dog has a ped-disagree.

  4. Lara Lee
    2013/02/21 at 05:58

    Hmmm…would this be a face “only a…..Father could love?” :)

  5. Brian
    2013/02/21 at 10:27

    Where did you get the “May” part of the name? Every time I try to pick on Maggie I get in trouble so be careful Father.

  6. Holy Souls Hermitage
    2013/02/21 at 10:30

    Brian: Yes, I’ve heard of your ringing the door-bell of the rectory just to see what Maggie-May does. Hah! Maggie-May is her full name, I’m sure.

  7. Jennifer
    2013/02/21 at 11:32

    Laudie is waaay cuter!

  8. Flos Carmeli
    2013/02/21 at 14:56

    I was privileged to be present at Fr. Putnam’s ordination and First Mass. :)

  9. mysticalcityofgod
    2013/02/21 at 19:31

    Remember, All dogs go to heaven [Dogs don't have immortal souls. Animal souls, yes. But not immortal souls.], take lessons! [Now you're on to something. This is why Saint Francis loved nature. The natural obedience, so to speak, of creation is wonderful, and a good examination of conscience for us! And, yes, I agree that...] God loves that face and so do I! LOL

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