Santa Guts On The Lawn
Like kids all over the world, my boys opened their Christmas presents this morning. Delighted with his new toys, Murphy ran outside to play with them.


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Like kids all over the world, my boys opened their Christmas presents this morning. Delighted with his new toys, Murphy ran outside to play with them.
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Oh Santa, poor Santa ;) Merry Christmas!
And poor Kelsey and Tommy, too. Murphy also killed their toys.
This post brings a smile to my face.
Four fantastic new toys as gifts to our newest family member, Tess, who is a year and a half old, female, yellow lab.
Only one toy has managed to survive all of the holiday cheer and with effort!
The three others, although not completely destroyed, have been morphed most joyously into mutations of their former selves.
Will that keep me from buying her more toys? No! You would think that I'd learn, right? Nope. I'm way too smitten with my little lady, Tess.
It's nice to know that I'm not the only one who buys toys that will be immediately shredded. :)
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