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August 18, 2003
Lita
Here's a picture of Lita.
Lita, RIP.
Posted by mary at August 18, 2003 06:40 PM
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What a sweet doggie!
Here's my favorite idiotic nickname for Lita dating to 2000 when the movie "Deuce Bigalow, Male Gigalo" came out:
"Deuce Dogalo, Male Hogalo"
I hope you're up there butt-scootin' in doggie heaven, Lita!
Kathy
Posted by: Kathy at August 19, 2003 11:40 AM
I remember Don (Mary's grandfather) telling Mary and I the little known fact that dog spit was one of the most difficult substances to remove from dishes. Usually he'd tell us this while watching Lita lick up every last morsel of food off of every dish, leaving a trail of spit everywhere. Don was also finnicky about using more than one teaspoon of Joy for every five gallons of dishwater. Ha ha! Good job, Lita! Hope you win the stare down with St. Peter and make it through the pearly gates of Doggie Heaven. If you end up in Doggie Hell, then, well, don't let Hitler's dog or Lassie #8 push you around.
Posted by: Teem at August 20, 2003 08:55 AM
Doggie heaven has plenty of room for ticky-tacky-ing around. And infinite wet food. And an automated ear-rubbing station.
AND THERE ARE NO BATHS.
;Chris
Posted by: Higgins at August 20, 2003 04:41 PM
Mary, I can't believe I have to resort to the internet to discover that poor Lita is no more! Join the guilt club vis-a-vis leaving the dirty work to mothers/others. Mom had to put Milo down for me, and Michael did the deed with Oreo. On the other hand, I dealt with Shunka for Jacquie and it still tops my list of lifelong Most Traumatic Events. Your web site is way cool, by the way. Erika.
Posted by: Erika Hamerquist at August 28, 2003 02:37 PM
Lite and I kind of grew up together, side by side, fighting for table scraps and a seat on the couch. Us kids in the neighborhood used to love playing with her because she was the only dog that we could find that would fart when you squeezed her, she was amazing.
Posted by: Anonymous at September 1, 2003 11:19 AM