Comments for Dallion.com http://dallion.com Tue, 15 May 2012 04:57:37 +0000 hourly 1 Comment on Unexpected Journey by C. Davies http://dallion.com/personal/unexpected-journey/#comment-301 C. Davies Tue, 15 May 2012 04:57:37 +0000 http://dallion.com/?p=494#comment-301 That's a very good piece of writing Dallion. I have gone back and re-read it a few times so I can make the images in my head more clear. Really enjoyed it. That’s a very good piece of writing Dallion. I have gone back and re-read it a few times so I can make the images in my head more clear. Really enjoyed it.

]]> Comment on Unexpected Journey by Dallion http://dallion.com/personal/unexpected-journey/#comment-299 Dallion Sat, 05 May 2012 23:10:33 +0000 http://dallion.com/?p=494#comment-299 Only the runner up would question the ethics of telling all my facebook friends to come vote for me. Sheesh, glad you didn't find out about the bribery! PS: I liked your piece too. Only the runner up would question the ethics of telling all my facebook friends to come vote for me. Sheesh, glad you didn’t find out about the bribery!

PS: I liked your piece too.

]]> Comment on Unexpected Journey by Elizabeth http://dallion.com/personal/unexpected-journey/#comment-298 Elizabeth Sat, 05 May 2012 21:37:35 +0000 http://dallion.com/?p=494#comment-298 I hold with the Michael Spring view that a good poem is one that eats at you later. "What would I have done had I known the exquisite rarity of such things?" I ask myself this question all the time, in so many words. In spite of your shameless self promotion you are the superior being. Good job, and actually I'm glad you posted your poem because I wanted to read it again. Peace, E. I hold with the Michael Spring view that a good poem is one that eats at you later. “What would I have done had I known the exquisite rarity of such things?” I ask myself this question all the time, in so many words. In spite of your shameless self promotion you are the superior being. Good job, and actually I’m glad you posted your poem because I wanted to read it again.
Peace,
E.

]]> Comment on Good to be 30 by Sarah http://dallion.com/personal/good-to-be-30/#comment-291 Sarah Wed, 28 Mar 2012 17:54:58 +0000 http://dallion.com/?p=442#comment-291 LOVE IT!!!!! LOVE IT!!!!!

]]> Comment on Et tu, Brutus? by Elizabeth http://dallion.com/personal/et-tu-brutus/#comment-272 Elizabeth Thu, 08 Mar 2012 04:56:47 +0000 http://dallion.com/?p=427#comment-272 Great stuff on this blog. So that was a different dog friend with you this evening? Great stuff on this blog. So that was a different dog friend with you this evening?

]]> Comment on Et tu, Brutus? by Kevin http://dallion.com/personal/et-tu-brutus/#comment-268 Kevin Mon, 05 Mar 2012 08:19:02 +0000 http://dallion.com/?p=427#comment-268 So sorry to hear your dog Dal. Give me a shout sometime. So sorry to hear your dog Dal. Give me a shout sometime.

]]> Comment on Et tu, Brutus? by Don http://dallion.com/personal/et-tu-brutus/#comment-262 Don Mon, 27 Feb 2012 19:38:18 +0000 http://dallion.com/?p=427#comment-262 Hi Dal, Thank you for sharing that story. You know if people wandered in and out of our lives like dogs do, we would keep them at bay. But dogs have such an endless ability to love we can't help but let them in. We give thanks for whatever time we are blessed to share with them. Here's hoping you find that next companion soon and when you do...let em in. Hi Dal, Thank you for sharing that story. You know if people wandered in and out of our lives like dogs do, we would keep them at bay. But dogs have such an endless ability to love we can’t help but let them in. We give thanks for whatever time we are blessed to share with them. Here’s hoping you find that next companion soon and when you do…let em in.

]]> Comment on Et tu, Brutus? by Mac Middleton http://dallion.com/personal/et-tu-brutus/#comment-258 Mac Middleton Thu, 23 Feb 2012 21:57:44 +0000 http://dallion.com/?p=427#comment-258 Ah Dallion, what a fine, touching tribute to your friend. I'm certain he would have expected no less !! Brutus did seem exceptional. In human terms, we would call him an "Old Soul." He seemed wise, and experienced, and thoughtful: attributes we would all wish to find in our friends. Don't say goodbye, just say, Till we meet again. Ah Dallion, what a fine, touching tribute to your friend. I’m certain he would have expected no less !! Brutus did seem exceptional. In human terms, we would call him an “Old Soul.” He seemed wise, and experienced, and thoughtful: attributes we would all wish to find in our friends. Don’t say goodbye, just say, Till we meet again.

]]> Comment on Et tu, Brutus? by Maelagh Baker http://dallion.com/personal/et-tu-brutus/#comment-252 Maelagh Baker Sat, 11 Feb 2012 08:23:38 +0000 http://dallion.com/?p=427#comment-252 Wow, what a tribute to Brutus. Perhaps he won't have to be a dog next time around; if he has indeed passed on. Wow, what a tribute to Brutus.
Perhaps he won’t have to be a dog next time around; if he has indeed passed on.

]]> Comment on Et tu, Brutus? by Sue Lily http://dallion.com/personal/et-tu-brutus/#comment-250 Sue Lily Thu, 09 Feb 2012 22:16:59 +0000 http://dallion.com/?p=427#comment-250 You are a fine writer, Dallion! Dogs do go missing around Southern Oregon. Check the bulletin board at Shop Smart. You are a fine writer, Dallion!
Dogs do go missing around Southern Oregon. Check the bulletin board at Shop Smart.

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