Florence's Comments

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At 10:07pm on September 2, 2008, Kathie and Tucker said…: Thank you for the compliment on Tucker's colors, Florence. I think Nana and Uyanga are beautifully colored and marked, too.

At 8:01pm on September 2, 2008, Florence said…: Does someone know where is "CorgiMama" ?
I can't find her anywhere on MyCorgi......so sad !

At 8:53am on August 29, 2008, Baby Amy said…: Merci beaucoup! Your corgis are very cute too! Are there a lot of corgis where you live in Japan?

At 11:13am on August 27, 2008, Gizmo said…: I really like your Video, ha ha, funny and is very very cute.
The background sound is familiar to me: it likes what Gizmo makes when he plays with Rex...tap tap tap on the floor.
I am not surprised you laugh the way we add sugar in soup, the first time my husband saw me do that he rise his eyebrows too. We have to have all tastes blended in our food mainly with sweet, salty, and spicy. So, your soup would taste mild to us. It’s also our habit when we have noodle soup we often add all those things ourselves, if you notice the noodle restaurants in Thailand there will have a set of sugar, crushed chili, fish sauce already on the table.
Yes, I can drive. Imagine how good I am; I first learn how to drive in Bangkok. Ask me next time if you want to know why I said so…;)

At 1:41pm on August 26, 2008, Gizmo said…: Hello Florence and the kids,
Sorry about the weather, till now rain should be gone, isn’t it?
There was raining at my house too, but we need it since it was so hot and drought.
And sorry about that you can't open that website; I don't remember how I can get to open it.
Anyway, I have seen all your beautiful pictures; I think you are a very experienced photographer. I love photography too, but I am just the beginner.
Yes, I cook often but only Thai food I can, and lucky that my husband can eat all what I cook.
I love cilantro (coriander leaves) we use often on Thai food for decoration, mostly put on top. We also use its root for marinate meat. I love all these kind of strong smell herbs included lemon grass, green onions, ginger, galangal and amore...
You have a beautiful day!

You have a beautiful day!

At 8:19pm on August 25, 2008, Judy said…: Hi Florence - My Cardi, Dixie, is very submissive and sweet. Moose, the Pem, is definitely the boss! He is very manly and bossy at times, and Dixie is a sweet little Princess. Are your two the same?

At 12:17am on August 24, 2008, scotthoutx said…: your babies are... cute :-)

At 5:28pm on August 22, 2008, Katie said…: that photo of Uyanga at the groomer's reminds me of this website :)
http://www.bestweekever.tv/2008/06/30/50-animals-squashed-against-glass/#onepage

At 10:27am on August 20, 2008, Gizmo said…: Hello Florence,
I found this http://susanjcunningham.wordpress.com/
She lives in Thailand, U.S. journalist based in Bangkok,fluent in French also a little bit Japanese.That's why I think about you.
You have a good day.

At 1:27pm on August 17, 2008, Christine Glossman said…: Bonsoir Florence,
Iowa is very far away, but I imagine your visit was a wonderful experience. My husband's family is scattered...Barcelona, Sardinia and Cogolin (near us). His mother moved to Baden Baden for her health many years ago so everyone is out of Switzerland. I like your new picture-great symetry.! Do you work in Japan? I'm semi-retired. If you would like to email me it's mmeckg@hotmail.com I hope you have a nice week ahead.

At 12:00pm on August 15, 2008, Judy said…: Wow! Looking at your babies is like looking at my own! How precious! They are beautiful. We obviously have great taste! ;-) Your English is tres bien! (I speak very little French - un peu?) How fun to see someone else with both Corgis! Enjoy!

At 1:07am on August 15, 2008, Geri & Sidney said…: Florence, I love the picture in your avatar, of Nana and Uyanga with their backs to the camera. And in the other pictures they both look so happy!

I love to hear from corgi people from all around the world! Are there many corgis in Japan? Was it hard to learn to live there?

At 11:48pm on August 12, 2008, JollieEllie said…: Hi Florence,
it's just amazing how they can react to different languages just like human, hey? I wonder if Uyanga speaks French in doggie languange haha.
We wanted a sable but the colour is so hard to find and they were not many puppies around in the state where we live (New South Wales) but we found Truffle's breeder, who at that time had 2 puppies left. We fell in love with Truffle right away.:) Most puppies for sale to public (in OZ) nowadays are borned with tail and in Australia, tail docking is banned not long ago so both my kiddies have their tails intact.

At 1:03am on August 12, 2008, Gizmo said…: My home town is in the north of Thailand, the province by Burma, then I went to the University in Chiang Mai for 6 years, after graduated I worked in Bangkok for 13 years and now here I am in America. I never cook when I live in Thailand,it's cheaper to buy, a lot fresh foods and variety of fruits.Well talking about food..hungry..:) Now I cook, and my husband loves Thai food...spicy..

At 7:00pm on August 11, 2008, Carmen said…: I love your new profile picture. Very nice!

At 4:34pm on August 11, 2008, Gizmo said…: Florence,
Your update page is vey nice..cute &funny butts
There are a lot more to see in Thailand. You will love it.
We have planned to go back there very soon, to visit my Mom.
So, you can do Sushi ?

At 2:46pm on August 11, 2008, Katie said…: Hi Florence- I love your new icon. One with tail, one without! HA!

At 8:15am on August 11, 2008, Cheri said…: Thanks for your comment on my corgis. Yup, I've got one of each. The best of both worlds!

At 9:17pm on August 10, 2008, JollieEllie said…: Hi Florence,
Do you speak Japanese with the dogs? :)
Are you going to stay in Japan or go back to France one day?
My breeder (who mainly breeds tricolour corgis) told me once I had a tri, I would be hooked for life. :) and boy, she is right!
I'm glad you like the icon :) I like your new icon too. How did you get them to sit pretty and stay like that?