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Dynamic, according to Definition

2dyΒ·namΒ·ic  noun \dΔ«-ˈna-mik\

Definition of DYNAMIC

1: a dynamic force 
2: dynamics; an underlying cause of change or growth
a : of or relating to physical force or energyb : of or relating to dynamics (see dynamics)
b : marked by usually continuous and productive activity or change <a dynamic city>b : energetic, forceful <a dynamic personality> 

Example of DYNAMIC 

Max, one month after Charly dog died…look at that face…look closely at his eyes…

Add a little Dynamic (dog)…

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…and look at those eyes almost a year later…

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And that's your lesson for today, made possible by Jillsy's One Word Wednesday, currently hosted by Sally G. with an added twist…a blog hop. Be sure to check out all the entries below, and if you want to participate, hop in!

 

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14 responses to “Dynamic, according to Definition”

  1. Sally G. Avatar
    Sally G.

    Brilliant! And how lovingly perceptive of you to see the pain in Max’s eyes. You’re the Dog Spirit Lifter!!
    So fun how they play together too. Kind of like all of us!

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  2. Barbara Shallue Avatar
    Barbara Shallue

    You are so right, Sally! I could have done a before/after photo of my eyes!!! I straggled in late last night after a long, full day (I'm so far behind on everything!) but was determined to join in because I enjoy playing this Word game with all of you. I haven't had a chance to read the other entries. First on my list for my free time later today!

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  3. Jillsy Girl Avatar
    Jillsy Girl

    What a change! Belle brought back that spark! Glad he’s got his dynamic back ~ which should lead to a much more fulfilled and longer life!!

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  4. Barbara Shallue Avatar
    Barbara Shallue

    She really did bring the puppy back out in him – an amazing difference! Of course, he's limping more from playing so much … but I think he feels it's worth it.

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  5. Joanie Mack Avatar
    Joanie Mack

    He looks so sad in that first picture!! I’m glad a new family member has boosted his spirits!

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  6. Rae Sinor Avatar
    Rae Sinor

    OMG!!! What an AMAZING difference…and only the difference that a Good Mama would notice! πŸ™‚ SO GLAD you got Belle…She made everything better! XOXOXO

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  7. Barbara Shallue Avatar
    Barbara Shallue

    Me, too. It was a tough decision…we really didn't want to start all over with a new puppy. But just looking at the light in his eyes lets us know we made the right one.

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  8. Barbara Shallue Avatar
    Barbara Shallue

    Isn't it amazing? In person it's really noticeable. He just loves his puppy. I try not to think about Frankie…we still wonder about that. But seeing the joy in Max helps us not think about it.

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  9. Martha Kasper Avatar
    Martha Kasper

    From sad to happy! They are both beautiful dogs. Thanks for stopping by. I am following you now.

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  10. Barbara Shallue Avatar
    Barbara Shallue

    Thank you, Martha! I think they're both beautiful, too, but I know I'm partial. πŸ™‚

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  11. VM Sehy Photography Avatar
    VM Sehy Photography

    Awww. Sorry to hear about your dog and how sad that made Max. I’m glad he’s got a new friend to cheer him up.
    I had a schnauzer dog that I left with my parents. In the meantime, I got another dog, Cassie, and then moved back home, so both dogs were at my parents for awhile. I ended up moving out again, and my schnauzer passed away. The next time I went home with Cassie she looked all over for her buddy. It was one of those weird moments where I didn’t know if I should laugh or cry.

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  12. Barbara Shallue Avatar
    Barbara Shallue

    It is so heartbreaking, isn't it? Usually when we took one to the vet, the other would zoom out to check them out when they returned. Max just slipped into his doghouse when we returned and let him out of the house  – he didn't even look for Charly. He knew, and went into mourning right away. Broke my heart. I HAD to get him a puppy. And of course, I love little Belle now. I'm sure one day I'll have to get her a puppy, too. Sigh.

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  13. kristina_lf Avatar
    kristina_lf

    that is such a difference in his apperance – I’m glad he has his new friend! we recently got our second dog, and it’s wonderful to see how our dogs are bonding and forming a close friendship πŸ™‚

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  14. Barbara Shallue Avatar
    Barbara Shallue

    It truly was like night and day – you could see the light return to his eyes. Made me feel bad we were so reluctant to get him a puppy!! Congratulations on your new addition πŸ™‚

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