He's just too cute. My dog is painfully adorable! I realize that this is shameless, but please don't hate me for making you look at pictures of the love of my life!
Sometimes, it's just too much...I'm seriously considering becoming a stage mother.
And i must admit...he's much cuter than the baby Giraffe i pet in Africa last week...wait a minute...that baby giraffe was so cute i cried...sorry queenie baby giraffe takes the cute cake...but your sneeze named dog is extremely adorable.
Queen, if I was making a doggie commercial, I'd hire Mop! OOO, but I could see you as a stage mother! As director I might have a nervous break down...and watch out all the "mop" competition, here comes Queen to make sure he gets the part!! Here's the question...you let him on your bed, do you let him lick your face??
I don't know, Boscoe. The neck-slam of an angry giraffe is nothing to sneeze at--unlike the name of Queen's dog. Say, since you're in Safariland, why don't you go up to some kid and call him a taraji and see what happens! Queen III insists it's swahili for "Love and Hope". I think it's English for "God bless you".
Okay - his NAME is Taraji Sisi Ayobami, which is Swahili for Hope and Faith, Born on a Sunday, and God has blessed me with Joy. It's quite simple, really. He's pedigree, so he has to have three names, you see.
Boscoe - I still love T.O., but he's not the love of my life. Sorry T.O.
Xannas - he can lick my cheek, but not my lips...that's just too much. And I would be one hell of a stage mother, wouldn't I?!!
Actually, according to the Living Swahili Internet Dictionary, "taraji" is best translated to English as "expect" or "to look forward to" (with the noun matarajio (derived from the verb taraji) being closer to our word for "hope"). Sisi means "us" or "we" and Ayobami means "no results found".
I suppose when you put all that together his name really means "Somebody lied to you!"
Forky - you suck. I got his name from a Swahili name WEBSITE. So, sometimes, a dictionary isn't go to give us the same meaning as a name dictionary. For instance, your name, according to webster's, means: 1. a toilet; 2. a prostitute's customer. However, according to a name dictionary, it means God's grace. Big difference. And really, only Taraji's FIRST name is Swahili. The rest is just generally African. Smart ass.
Dang...i felt the sting of that burn from the other side of the world!!! You blew him out of the water queenie...remind me never to piss you off in real life ok??
Had i known the dogs name last week i would have asked my swahili friends...but alas all i learned was Boneasafewa
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Awwwwww! He looks like a little mop!
You let the mop on your bed? Wow! You HAVE made strides!
Well, he doesn't get to get in my sheets. Baby steps.
What's his name again? I recall it sounding like a sneeze...
Are you serious about becoming a stage mother? Put that dog to work! Just think! You could make money and all you have to do is keep the mutt alive!
The love of your life?? What happend to T.O.???
And i must admit...he's much cuter than the baby Giraffe i pet in Africa last week...wait a minute...that baby giraffe was so cute i cried...sorry queenie baby giraffe takes the cute cake...but your sneeze named dog is extremely adorable.
Queen, if I was making a doggie commercial, I'd hire Mop!
OOO, but I could see you as a stage mother! As director I might have a nervous break down...and watch out all the "mop" competition, here comes Queen to make sure he gets the part!!
Here's the question...you let him on your bed, do you let him lick your face??
I don't know, Boscoe. The neck-slam of an angry giraffe is nothing to sneeze at--unlike the name of Queen's dog. Say, since you're in Safariland, why don't you go up to some kid and call him a taraji and see what happens! Queen III insists it's swahili for "Love and Hope". I think it's English for "God bless you".
Okay - his NAME is Taraji Sisi Ayobami, which is Swahili for Hope and Faith, Born on a Sunday, and God has blessed me with Joy. It's quite simple, really. He's pedigree, so he has to have three names, you see.
Boscoe - I still love T.O., but he's not the love of my life. Sorry T.O.
Xannas - he can lick my cheek, but not my lips...that's just too much. And I would be one hell of a stage mother, wouldn't I?!!
Actually, according to the Living Swahili Internet Dictionary, "taraji" is best translated to English as "expect" or "to look forward to" (with the noun matarajio (derived from the verb taraji) being closer to our word for "hope"). Sisi means "us" or "we" and Ayobami means "no results found".
I suppose when you put all that together his name really means "Somebody lied to you!"
LYLAS!
Forky - you suck. I got his name from a Swahili name WEBSITE. So, sometimes, a dictionary isn't go to give us the same meaning as a name dictionary. For instance, your name, according to webster's, means: 1. a toilet; 2. a prostitute's customer. However, according to a name dictionary, it means God's grace. Big difference.
And really, only Taraji's FIRST name is Swahili. The rest is just generally African. Smart ass.
LYLAB, Toilet!
Dang...i felt the sting of that burn from the other side of the world!!! You blew him out of the water queenie...remind me never to piss you off in real life ok??
Had i known the dogs name last week i would have asked my swahili friends...but alas all i learned was
Boneasafewa
Wow! That's a big word! What does it mean?!
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