Greg's best friend and his 2 boys came to visit us at the cabin this weekend. Scout loves all kids but was particularly enthralled with the youngest one. Scout loved him immediately and followed him all around. My heart melted to see these two together. Can you see the connection in the photo? I still can't stop saying Aw!
Hi Shelley, there is absolutely nothing better than a boy and his dog..or to me, a boy and a dog. Your dog is so beautiful.
ReplyDeleteThis truly is a wonderful picture. If you're not careful this young man is going to adopt Scout.
ReplyDeleteOh how sweet, Shelley.. That is a perfect picture of a boy and his dog... Hope they didn't try to take Scout home with them.... ha ha (LIKE you would have ALLOWED that!!!!!!!!!! ha)
ReplyDeleteSounds like you had a good visit with special friends.
Hugs,
Betsy
I love this photo Shelley.
ReplyDeleteDogs know good people when they see them, and usually all 'small' people are GOOD. :)
Every boy should have at least one dog to raise him. The loyalty of a dog is a lesson he will carry with him throughout his life. The brevity of their lives will teach him to cherish every moment. To truly understand love, one must have a dog in his life.
ReplyDeleteI've been mighty blessed with dogs in my life. I love the pure joy and perspective they bring to my life. Though losing them hurts forever, there is always room in my heart for another pup.
Mo - such beautiful words and so true!!!
ReplyDeleteYes I can see it
ReplyDeletethe look in Scout's eyes (o:
I went to garage sales and one was on 'Wildfire Lane"
of course I thought of you
Really really really cute picture!
ReplyDeleteOh it is so true...nothing like kids and animals...they just always get it!
ReplyDeleteAwe!!!! What a great photo Shelley!
ReplyDeleteHugs,
Penny
Isn't it funny how they will pick out that one special person. I hope that young boy will come back to visit again. BTW...Scout is really getting bigger. I haven't been by for a visit for awhile. You know...been really busy, yadda, yadda, yadda! LOL
ReplyDeleteI was really surprised at the difference in how I felt when I went gluten free. Can't believe it took me that long to figure something out. If you decide to try it, I wish you luck!
Judy
Awwwwwwwww...how precious!!
ReplyDeleteAwwww is right Shelley and what a great black and white! Did Marvin get any scritches?
ReplyDeleteWhat a sweet picture! Scout is such a beautiful dog and Mo's comment just about had me in tears. I love my dog and can relate to every word he said. :)
ReplyDelete*hugs*
Debbie
Oh Shelley, this is so sweet. How wonderful of Scout to take this young man under her proverbial wing. She's such a sweet girl.
ReplyDeleteWhat a true-blue blessing to see a boy and a dog so in love with one another. It is a blessing to see a child grow with a pet, particularly a dog. We have had many but no longer.
ReplyDeleteWe live too close to a state highway and have had our hearts broken too many times.
BlessYourHearts...love this entry
I have missed you and Scout.
ReplyDeletePatsy
I'll 2nd that... Awww! So sweet!
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful picture! You captured such a special moment between the two of them. You have such a gentle and kind natured dog. I can see this little boy would love to take her home :>)
ReplyDeleteYou can sure see the love between them. Wonderful pictures, Shelley! That one really speaks volumes. :)
ReplyDeleteI haven't had a dog for years. Makes me want one again, but it wouldn't be fair with all our traveling right now. - Margy
ReplyDeleteHow sweet. In that photo it looks like they've been together all of their lives. I loved it!
ReplyDeleteBlessings,
Marcia
This photo touched my heart today. Boys and dogs have such a special bond and it shows it beautifully in the picture. Bet they all loved visiting with you at your cabin.
ReplyDeleteAw! Scout must have had a great weekend.
ReplyDeleteNow, if that isn't the absolutely SWEETEST picture ever! Hope you've been doing well, Shelley...it's good to be back!
ReplyDeleteI wanna hug Scout!
ReplyDeletethis is just so sweet. I bet Scout was sad when they went home . . . :(