A picture and it's story, blog 5.

 


That photo means for a mix of funny memories and a bit of anger. The photo alone is not special, I only keep it because I laugh about the story and because I find that my dog looks cute.

It’s a silly story. My mom and I have always liked to have plants and plant herbs such as basil, oregano, coriander, mint and many more, plants always grow healthy, but with irons is another story, they rot by watering, dry, or die. We still managed to survive some mints.

My dog really likes to sunbathe, the problem is that in my house the sun points to the plants, and rarely goes to concrete. In the photo my dog is sunbathing on the mint T.T, the only good thing was that his coat smelled minty.

Although the mint did survive, and I still have it. Also my dog did not sunbathe there again.


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  1. Cata Vásquez26 de mayo de 2021 a las 3:37 p.m.

    Poor plants and what a lucky dog, its natural perfume had a touch of freshness😂.

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  2. Camila27 de mayo de 2021 a las 12:24 p.m.

    jajajjajajja the animals! one of my cats usually sits on my "ruda"... the only plant that survive because of he, it looks like he feels comfort on the land

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  3. Eric Hamilton30 de mayo de 2021 a las 3:18 p.m.

    I guess the mint was very comfortable for him!

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