Except last night. We were watching a movie (Dominick and Eugene) and generally having a good time.
"Look at our silly dog."
"What's she doing?"
"Just rolling around on her back."
"Oh."
Minutes later...
"She sure is weird."
"Yep, quiet please, we're watching."
"Is she eating something?"
"No, shhhh."
"I'm sure she's eating something. What's that on the floor? A string?"
"It's nothing."
"I'm sure I can see something. Stop the movie, I want to look."
I'd say it survived pretty well. Frivole's Flowering Quatrain done in teeny tiny "Oliver Twists"-#49 Burgundy. : )
: ))
ReplyDeleteOh my goodness! Where did she find it? So glad you took the time to see what she was doing. I'm imagining you running all over the house trying to find it one day.
ReplyDeleteBut I don't know what the circumstances would have been had she actually swallowed it. Kind of scary! All' s well that ends well! Beautiful bookmark and thread, by the way!
Yes, I think we were lucky although it's really little when wet. It was on a tv tray and slid off with some books and we didn't see it on the rug. She did though.
DeleteBeautiful bookmark! I'm glad the dog wasn't successful in finishing his snack!
ReplyDeleteEveryone loves a beautiful work of art ! Some design it, some make it, some watch it, some well try to taste it (probably thought it was a gourmet bone) ;-D
ReplyDeleteEveryone has their own way of appreciating things, haha!
DeleteThey have their moments, I am sure she loved it so much she just wanted to try it, we had a dog that loved blue wool, so much so we gave up knitting blue wool for years, even when she was blind she still seem to know it was blue wool, no fooling her if it was blue it was hers, no matter if it had needles attached they were ripped off and the ball went.
ReplyDeleteMargaret
That is gorgeous!!! :)
ReplyDeleteBeautiful! The dog was only 'washing it with love' :-) Glad you stopped her before it went any farther.
ReplyDeleteTatting is tough to destroy!
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