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I'll never forget the day I first saw him. We were driving home from Golden and Kathy said "Why don't you go this way?" We headed down a street I had never been on and found ourselves driving by a little strip mall. Then Kathy says "Turn in here a minute." Now my spidey senses are on alert, and sure enough, we wind up parking in front of a pet store. Kathy had been out in Golden a couple of days before and had found Hootie sitting in a cage looking so lonely. When we walked in, there was a sad little puppy up high in his own cage, with a sign that had 2 different prices crossed out and the third was pretty low. He had been taken and then returned to the pet store. I knew right then that we were heading home with another dog, I had been suckered! I still wasn't quite over the loss of our Golden Retriever, but I never do seem to get over the loss of a pet. Kathy knows that I need a replacement though, and seeing as we always have dogs in pairs, our
Gabe is my kind of guy!
ReplyDeleteHey, at least all these badges weren't for just the 9th grade!!
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ReplyDeleteNow that's clever. Why can't I think that far ahead?
ReplyDeleteTotally awesome. The benefits of long-term planning by our students are severely underrated. Gabe will go far.
ReplyDeleteWow - when I was in high school, I couldn't plan past Friday night, much less plan 4 years ahead!! Impressive!
ReplyDeleteGabe Perez is currently enjoying a 4 year stint at the Huntington Mental Hospital.
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That kid is going to go far in life with that kind of follow-through!
ReplyDeletethat was so great. SO GREAT!!!
ReplyDeleteHe rocks. At his age I couldn't find my ass in the dark with both hands.
ReplyDeleteI agree with SG, he's our kind of dude...
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