TOTD
Your dog will never ask himself, "Could I have done better with someone else?" (From Going Bonkers? Magazine, March 1998, article by Bill Tarrant on page 54).
posted by rabbi neil fleischmann @ 7:13 AM
NY's Funniest Rabbi
Postings From An Eclectic Soul
My Parsha Blog
Please visit Parsha Post
Site Index
Posts by Category
Favorite Blogs
5 Comments:
Wonderful quote. The quotes you include are reason enough to follow your blog. I'm still digesting one you wrote a while back - 'I am with book'. Or was it - 'I am with blog'. I keep pondering that one. I'm pretty sure you wrote 'I am with book' and I thought to myself, 'I am with blog'.
Thank you! The other quote was based on a CS Lewis line, and was book oriented but applies to a blog too (and the books within the blog). This quote struck me, dogs can be amazing in their love/loyalty.
The "with book" quote was here:
http://rabbifleischmann.blogspot.com/2010/07/i-am-with-book.html
Here's a quote for today: Someone who says "I hate to say I told you so" probably loves to say "I told you so."
You took it as a reference to a dog's loyalty? I assumed it meant that an animal, being without understanding, will never question a choice. I thought it was a joke.
It was the heading of an article about the pluses of having a dog as a pet and I think was playing up what we experience as their love/affection/loyalty.
Post a Comment
<< Home