HI Carol,

Carol Shenkenberger wrote in a message to Richard Webb:

 > showed up, the door was standing wide open and the cop went to my friend Al
 > right away. Buddy seeing Al being accosted by a stranger ran to see his friend
 > Al. The cop seeing BUddy's size and quickness moved to put a car between him
 > and dog, meanwhile reaching for his sidearm. Albert called to buddy quickly 
 > told the policeman it was alright.  The cop was assuming the position and
 > taking aim when Buddy reached al.  COp ended up petting buddy and making
 > friends, but he just about went to doggie heaven that afternoon.

CS> Scarey!  I'm glad it all worked out ok!
AS was I for sure.  Wasn't real happy when thinking about my buddy becoming
another carcass. BUddy loved kids.  tHey could roll around on the floor
with him, pull on tail and ears, he'd just lay there and lick them. HE aws
also a ham for the cameras.  Albert was taking college photography courses,
and he used to use Buddy for a subject. HE'd put hats, sunglasses and all
sorts of other weird odds and ends on that dog.

WHen my  daughter came to stay for a couple weeks one summer she soon
discovered how much of a ham he was for the camera. After that my daughter
used him for much the same purpose.
After Katrina she sent me an 8 by 10 of Buddy as she knew I loved him so
much. sHe knew we had ROxy, but knew I'd lost all my pics of BUddy she and
Albert  took.



Regards,
           Richard
... A good captain is hoisting his first drink in a bar when the storm hits.
--- timEd 1.10.y2k+