True Story
My little “Tinker Toy” (no, that’s not really her name) is a budding young entrepreneur. Tonight she decided to open her very own doggie adoption business.
Yes, that’s the name of it and yes, she knows that the word “hug” has only one -g- even when the plural form is used. She told me that she wanted the name of her business to stand out. She also told me that she had to use a bandaid to attach her sign to the wall outside her bedroom/office because she couldn’t find any tape… yes, that’s creative and yes, I told her where she could find a roll of tape for future use.
Okay, so this is the sign she posted for her potential customers.
I was contacted and told that I should visit her place of business.
Upon arrival I found this…
and this…
My precious little brainchild made name tags and information cards for each of her two little dogs and tied them on with a piece of ribbon. (No, she did not have to use a kitchen knife to cut the ribbon- yes, she found scissors; right next to the box of band aids!)
Question: Do these poor little dogs look as pitiful to you as they do to me?
I laughed until tears rolled down my face.
P.S. Laughter is the best medicine!
You just have to love initiative don’t you…..a bandaid serves the purpose…..so what was on the tags dare I ask?
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The little round tags had “Male or Female” written on them (she circled Female since they are both girls). The name card had their names and their breed written on them.
She is so pressure!
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You wonder in ten years what she will be up to, our children, well mine in particular, achieve things in life we never envisage as children
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I’m almost afraid to wonder! She surprises me each and every day!
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Yes they do!
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🙂
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maybe it’ll involve really big engines…or cute little puppies..so precious!!!
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Thank you!
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Keep an eye on that one !! ☺
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Always!
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I love this! As a teacher and parent, this kind of play brings so many smiles. I remember when my daughter built a house out of egg cartons and boxes and then created a family of eggs with names and personalities and they lived in their home for a very long time. Creativity at its best. So sweet.. the pics and the story. Thanks for sharing.
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Thank you! She never ceases to amaze me.
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Thank you! She never ceases to amaze me!
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Oh they look so adorable, you just have to adopt them! 🙂
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LOL— we have!
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Adorable! And genius!
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Wow! Thi
s is the sweetest thing I have read all day… such cuteness (and kindness)!
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Thank you. This little girl never ceases to amaze me.
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What a delightful story! Anything with both nuns and leprechauns in the title gets my attention – looking forward to reading more!
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Thank you so much– she’s my little pride and joy! Feel free to stop by regularly, we’ve always got something going on.
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Cutest thing ever. Thanks for sharing!
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🙂
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