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7 years ago
My name is Bud, I was covered in Mud”. Don’t know how or why he got into the creek, but
it took a long while to get him cleaned up! P.s. that’s NOT my kitchen table, haha.
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Thanks for the poem, Lucille, love it!!! We couldn’t wash him, but toweled a lot, then he fell asleep in the sun, and later I started brushing and brushing. He’s back to normal now, till the next time, haha. He was yawning here
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