Little Dog Lost by Steve Boreman
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A lost little dog’s picture hangs on a telephone pole, a note begging for his return, reward offered, no questions asked. But the picture was taken some time ago, the poster now faded and curled from sun and rain. The Little Dog is a long way from the home he longs for. But truth be told, for Little Dog, the adventure of the open road is addictive – fraught with exploits both humorous and heroic, filled with characters both good and bad (but always interesting), and imbued with life lessons.
Like any good adventure story, Little Dog Lost by Steve Boreman is a metaphor for broader concepts and bigger concerns. It contains parables and morality plays, palatably packaged in humorous comic strip form.
Like any good adventure story, Little Dog Lost by Steve Boreman is a metaphor for broader concepts and bigger concerns. It contains parables and morality plays, palatably packaged in humorous comic strip form.
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Gweedo Murray said, 19 days ago
Sure, why not ?
rac0308 said, 19 days ago
only if you’re all together
bald 716 said, 19 days ago
i think the squirrel would have the best chance of NOT getting hit
Jazzlily said, 19 days ago
I see a squirrel every-now-and-then that didn’t make it across the road in my town, in fact I’ve seen more squirrels than dogs, and more dogs than tortoises.
Joe Allen Doty said, 19 days ago
Well, since “tomorrow never comes,” they don’t have to worry about being hit from a bus.
The “Grand Tortoise” told Little Dog’s tortoise companion that it “could be hit by a bus tomorrow” on Oct. 29.
Since the dog is no longer beside the highway and is in the woods now with the tortoise, only a wayward bus would even hit them that far away from the road.
eardroppings said, 19 days ago
I like eggs.