And it should not go without saying that, at this special time of year, we honor one of the lesser known, but nonetheless, very important 4-pawed passengers aboard the Mayflower, Sir Miles Pugish. Sir Pugish is indeed one of Genevieve's own forefathers who fled the oppression of the English in 1620. Feeling the journey to an unknown land, with no certain availability of Iams kibble, Greenie Lite, or other special dog treats, he made the difficult decision to leave a part of the family in England. The rest of the story is for another time, but on this holiday, we take time to remember this brave pug.
7 comments:
Thank you for the history lesson.
As I eat- I will remember the brave soul!
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tweedles
haha that's cute! :)
Wow, Pus on the Mayflower! My mom says she did a genealogy thing once & had actual relitives on the Mayflower! Maybe they knew Sir Miles?!? My ancestors, on the other hand, were stuck in France until the 1900s!!
Snorts-
Brutus the Frenchie
Wow...Sir Miles Pugish!
Innnnnnnteresting!!! ;-)
Enjoy your Turkey Day! I hope you both get lots of yummy foodables!
Love,
S-Dog
I want the little hat!!!!!!!
oh how cute!
happy happy turkey day!
we are so thankful to have wonderful friends like you!
xoxoxo
m & e
Love your pilgrim pug card. I use it as my annual Thanksgiving blog post every year myself.....lol. Just not this year because the laptop its on is down at the moment and I can not post pictures from this remodified pc of my son's.
Happy Thanksgiving!
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