TERRY GROVES

Bear’s and my meanderings as he decides the, best places to water, allow us to encounter an awful lot of people. I get the impression that Bear isn’t quite as docile in his thoughts as his little furry body would lead one to believe. I have noticed that he will often look back at me, take a quick glance at his back end (as though moving in for a good sniff or quick lick) and then look at some one or some people. I wonder if he is trying to tell me something. I have begun to p

Following along behind my little dog Bear leaves me with a unique perspective on the little guy’s toilet habits. It is likely a perspective that most people would have a hard time appreciating. Being just a few feet behind him, I have had the opportunity to contemplate one aspect of my life that has never caused him an iota of stress. With all too much frequency, when it is time for me to think about departing the washroom, I make the horrendous discovery that there is only o

I have been pondering just what I would use this BLOG for, what I have to say that might be of interest to other people. While I was walking my dog Bear this morning, it occurred to me that what I was doing could be an analogy for life. If not a strong analogy, it should at least lead to some humorous musings. I felt this would, at least, be sufficient since I believe that a sense of humour is necessary if one is to get through life with any sense of justice. After all, none