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#AtoZChallenge, A to Z Challenge 2016, A-Z Blogging Challenge, Cù Sìth, Faerie, Faeries, Faery Dogs, folklore, preview of work, Richard Branson, Rottweilers, The Adventures of Saphira the Faery Dog, Wattpad, writing
C is for Cù Sìth.
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Amber ❤ I guess mine qualifies too! Love the magic in this post 🙂
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All Rotties qualify 🙂
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Indeed, I have learned something new – quite a lot in fact! I suppose I’m a little unusual inasmuch as I am a male who writes faery stories, albethey under a different and female pen name. Thanks for that!
‘The Choir’, a short story with 2 neglected words
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April will be full of Faery posts for you to enjoy 🙂
I have a few male friends who enjoy stories filled with Faeries – you’re not alone!
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I have indeed learned something!
Enjoy the rest of the challenge!
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Thank you 🙂
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I do love fae dogs. Or really, magical dogs of all kinds 🙂 I always imagined the cú síth like a Molossian – I saw a statue of one when I was in Greece. Massive dogs from ancient times.
Also, I like the gemstone name idea 🙂
@TarkabarkaHolgy from
The Multicolored Diary
MopDog
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Magical dogs are great. I did a post about the various kinds in March (some were a little scary).
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I did, indeed, learn something new! I’m a lifelong lover of faery stories, but have not read of the Cu Sith. I’ve heard of Corgis referred to as faery steeds. I’m a faery lover and dog lover, so I really enjoyed this post!
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I’m glad you liked it. I found the Cù Sìth while researching magical dogs as a way to incorporate them in my writing 🙂
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