My Featured Blogger this week is Jennie Fitzkee of A Teacher’s Reflections. Jennie is one of the most inspiring bloggers you’ll ever read, and an acclaimed preschool teacher whose methods are mentioned in the bestselling ‘The Read-Aloud Handbook’. But Jennie has more than just a love for children, she has a heartfelt love for those who’ve taught her, as well–including a dog named Rex!
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Stumbled across your post on the WordPress feed and just wanted to extend a warm greeting ! Your content caught my attention, and I’m eager to explore more of your captivating posts. Although I couldn’t locate the follow button (haha!) , I’ll definitely bookmark your blog ! Rest assured, I’ll be on the lookout for your future posts.
Here’s to many more enjoyable moments in the blogosphere!
Warm regards,
Thanks – TheDogGod pomeranianpuppies.uk
Good to meet you, TDG!
What a beautiful, heartwarming story.
God bless Rex and God bless Jennie for telling his story.
Amen, Russell.
Thank you, Russell.
Bless you, Mitch, for giving me the gift of an introduction to Jennie, whose posts I’ve been weeping through for the last hour! Sometimes crying and remembering and entering others’ worlds is therapeutic, and today apparently I needed that. She writes radiantly, poignantly and wisely.
She does indeed, Anne.
My goodness! Thank you so much, Anne.
Wow! What a terrific story with a happy ending. Thanks for introducing Jennie.
My privilege, Manette.
I love this story and I also love Jennie. I can see why she is a great teacher and that story really grabbed me.
My dog story isn’t quite that tragic, but I had a Pekinese named Max. We were living in a bad neighborhood where gunfire would break out at times. One night Max woke me up barking and then he hurtled off the bed and ran to the front door raising such a ruckus that I crawled out to see what was going on. I found the front door standing open and knew I had closed and locked it prior to going to bed. It was apparent that Max had scared an intruder off. It was also apparent that the intruder had a key to that door. We moved out the next day after returning my keys to the landlord who admitted that a lot of former renters had not returned keys and that he had not changed any locks after they left. I wasn’t too surprised to hear that since I had been visited by the police before that night looking for someone who supposedly lived in that house. After that I made sure locks were changed before I moved into another apartment. No more houses for me even though I had loved living in that one. Max earned himself a steak dinner that night after I grilled some steak and gave him a few bites.
Wow! Max earned that dinner ten time over, Angie
Another heartwarming story from Jennie! She is a marvel.
Mitch,
What a wonderful story. What a blessing a pet can be. They all have their special abilities.
In Christ, Gary