Abbess Petunia is featured over at Riley’s place today, a place to go only if you really love dogs. :-)
We welcome you to submit your reflection for possible publication in our Monk in the World guest post series. It is a gift to read how ordinary people are living lives of depth and meaning in the midst of the challenges of real life. There are
I am delighted to share another beautiful submission to the Monk in the World guest post series from the community. Read on for Kiki McGrath’s reflection and visual art essay Contemplative and Creative Practice. For the past year I have been drawing and painting in
Dearest dancing monks, artists, and pilgrims, In pre-pandemic times, John and I used to lead pilgrimages in Ireland (and Austria and Germany) and one of my favorites was called Writing on the Wild Edges on the island of Inismor off the coast of Galway. The
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Yes, Tune is very loving and extremely lovable. She is a tremendous gift in our lives. Thanks to all of my dog-loving readers! :-)
Thanks again Riley for the sweet invitation and the adorable dog blog.
Riley told me to tell you “thank you” and that he “loved” all of the visitors today and hopes they’ll come back soon for more doggie tales.
Have I said this yet?
That every time I see a photo of Tune I want to kiss her beautiful head and scratch behind her ears.
Thanks for the link to Riley’s blog–I enjoyed it. And I hadn’t heard Tune’s story before. She’s very lucky to have you as her humans.
the abbess only gets more beautiful with age :-)
I’m there!
By the way, I love the wonderful shots of your dog, as of late!
Oh, Abbess Petunia, your letter brought tears to my eyes. I’m so glad you’re with pets who know your true worth.