My son, the budding writer.
Matthew wrote this when he was about ten. Tillie was our Bulldog and Delicate Lady Tillie was her registered name. Matthew was around four when I bought her. A year or so later I bought Fallon, a four month old Afghan Hound. Do not buy a four month old Afghan Hound. Don't. He wrote one about Fallon, too, but I seem to have lost it. I found this as I was rummaging through papers. I think he probably took after his mother.
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Tillie was his heart dog as a kid! Wonderful! I love coming across things our kids wrote when they were little.
Its good to see warm moments as this, does all good to share, Thank You.
How sweet! There is nothing better than the bond between a child and a dog. As far as the Afghan goes, what a study in opposites!
Tillie was clearly a very sweet and devoted dog. Lovely that she and Matthew were such close buddies.
I think he liked his Lady Tillie
Awww, that's just touching. A boy and his dog. Tillie must have been the sweetest girl.
Sounds like a future public speaker -- I hope I've made myself clear! He certainly was devoted to his dog.
Awwww.....lovely post and sweet photos.
What a sweet, sweet letter! Lovely photos too.
That was such a heartfelt letter of love from your little boy!! Priceless!
Great to see the photos with it, too. :)
We used to call Fallon his sister, Val. He was always tattling on her!
He was an interesting child, Tommy. He was my constant companion.
I seemed to like opposites, Dreaming. I also had Greyhounds with Basset Hounds!
She was a wonderfully joyful dog, nick.
Maybe just a little, eh AC.
She was, Sue.
He can pontificate, Boud!
A boy and his dog, Linda.
I wish I had the one he wrote about the naughty girl, Fallon, Denise!
The one photo does say it all, Rita.
Special little guy! He was so in love with the beautiful Tilly.
That is so touching! What a remarkable boy.
I LOVE this!!!!
A lovely tribute and photos. He really loved her.
He was a special little guy, so full of life, Miss Merry.
He was amusing, Cheerful!
Quite the character, Lori.
Yes he did, e.
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