Doggie's Blog: Mo & Go (Goodbye to Indigo)

Wednesday, February 17, 2010

Mo & Go (Goodbye to Indigo)

Mo & Go, originally uploaded by Capital I.

The photographer says:

12/21/1999 - 8/20/2008 - Goodbye Indigo.

You were a truly amazing friend, companion, and excellent hound. You lived a long and happy life (nearly 9 years).

You will be missed and loved forever.

Love.
My daughter Montana and our Great Dane Indigo when they were both 5 years old. (8/13/2005)

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I was moved by this photo of Montana and Indigo. It really expresses how we feel about our animal companions.

2 Barking Back:

At 6:28 PM, pdonovan barked back...: I love dogs!!!!! That is a huge dog. Dogs make the greatest companions. Thats why i started up a small pet store www.snoopyspets.com. Its fun to do since i love pets so much.
At 11:48 AM, Doggy Dish barked back...: I really enjoy reading through your puppy blog! Please keep updating it frequently!

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About Me

Name: MB

Location: St. Louis, Missouri, United States

MB loves to sing but is not a soloist. She's a good dancer, an excellent speller, and an avid photographer. Most of her clothes are bought at the thrift shop. She's got an old car and (had) an old dog. Reads mostly memoirs and books about language, enjoys living alone, though if she had more money she'd hire a maid to clean up the place more often. MB used to live in New Jersey, but has lived in St. Louis, Missouri since 1976. One of her friends told her she "eats like a Jersey Mule". email me: Lotsa AT kdhx DOT org

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Mo & Go (Goodbye to Indigo)

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