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Y is for “Y-not”.
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Why Not? #Rottweiler #Writerslife #AtoZChallenge
28 Saturday Apr 2018
Posted in #AtoZChallenge, Thoughts on Writing
Ronel the Mythmaker 
I absolutely loved this post and why not? It was told from Tony’s POV. It was adorable.
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Thanks, Juneta 🙂 Tony insisted that I give him a guest slot — he even jumped up onto my lap, begging for attention (and that I should leave the PC alone for a while).
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Excellent point, Ronel. Why not!
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Thanks, Jennie 🙂
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You’re welcome! 🙂
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Your dog gives great advice! I think us humans we can be too cautious at times. Dogs don’t worry about the consequences or what others will think of them, they just go for it and they have the best time. It seems like a spontaneous and fun way to live.
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Thanks, Tizzy 🙂 Tony has his moments.
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Love the post (go puppies!) and the Eleanor Roosevelt quote. Unfortunately, since everything in the world scare my dog, he’d be sleeping by 8am if he only had to be scared once a day!
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Thanks, Jacqui 🙂 I’ve always had adventurous dogs, but Tony is definitely the most energetic and curious of them all. Cal is more reserved and suspicious — twins 😉
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Backwards or forwards, Tony is one cute dog. And a great yoga instructor to boot!
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Thank you 🙂 He did a flying move today that will surely land me in the hospital if I tried it.
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I love what you did with this post! I don’t know that I’d have thought of turning a name around to get the letter of the day. Great job! And what a cute pup!
Thanks for being part of the A to Z Challenge.
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Thanks, J 🙂 I was watching Tony do another one of his “why not?” moves and thought that I should share his philosophy.
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I fear I sometimes overdo the adventure. Haha! I love Tony’s voice. This is so creative. 🙂 By the way, my Poetry book starts Part 1 with the poem, “Why Not”. 🙂
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Thanks, Anne 🙂 “Why Not” can be a good way to go — I’m sure your poem reflects that.
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Most welcome. 😊 I sure hope so. 😄🤗
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Very clever. Enjoyed this post. You can also ask the question–“Why?” I like the positive idea of why. But then Tony would be upset if you didn’t use YNOT, right? LOL
JQ Rose
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He-he. He’ll turn into a grumpy old man before his time 😉
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Hi, Tony – It’s nice to meet you here. I’ve stopped by from the #AtoZChallenge Road Trip. I am glad that I did. I love your “Y Not” philosophy. I need to remind myself to follow this more often!
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Thanks for stopping by. I’m sure Tony’ll love it if more people followed his philosophy 🙂
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Stopping by from the #AtoZChallenge Road Trip!
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Thanks for stopping by.
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Stopping by from the #AtoZChallenge Road Trip! Great advice, Tony! My furkids are always telling me the same thing. Take care!
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Great advice – I’m getting better at it. I love your take on the post using Tony. Returning the favour of a road trip
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Thank you 🙂
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