So I am magnanimous enough to give some real estate to other pups—once in a while. This guy is a special one, imported straight from Ireland, just in time for St. Patrick's Day. And does he know how to mug for the camera! Take a peek at his antics.
Dictionary time: what's the difference between magnanimous and generous?
Well, magnanimous is from the Latin meaning "great soul," so that fits moi, of course, and it has to do with feeling generous toward someone or something lesser than oneself. Now, Lorcan is lesser, but only because he's small. I'm sure he has a great soul, too. Generous means giving something more than is usually expected. I would be generous if I agreed to go for an afternoon walk and not insist on going in the car; magnanimous if I agreed to share that car with Lorcan.
skip to main |
skip to sidebar
I have to say--it's adorable! Check it out here!
I've inspired a book!
I have to say--it's adorable! Check it out here!
About Me
Every dog has its dreams. Rescue pup Rory joins this blog, begun by Tucker, a Walker Foxhound, who like his predecessor Sparky, a Dalmatian, was adopted from Buddy Dog Humane Society in Sudbury, MA. They have have inspired a doggie bakery, a picture book, the construction of a 6-foot fence, and underwritten several veterinary practices.
Followers
Picture Book Idea Month