5 Things One Should Know About PuppyDoc
♦ The nickname ‘Puppy’ was granted by her peers in medical school who stated that Phoebe was “loyal, affectionate, and playful…just like a real live puppy…”
♦ Despite having been chased by a machete-wielding villager (the villager had a nightmarish dream that PuppyDoc was a witch…bless his heart) and getting malaria and Dengue fever multiple times, PuppyDoc continues to aspire to volunteer abroad.
♦ PuppyDoc has a very large, squishy, soft spot in her heart reserved for the elderly.
♦ PuppyDoc has a very fluffy, affectionate cat named Samantha, whom she loves very much.
♦ Above all, Phoebe loves medicine and hopes that she never loses the joy of caring for others…
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Thank you so much, Elaine, from Pocket Full of Words, for nominating me for this award. You have a wonderfully enjoyable blog. I encourage all bloggers to visit her site to get a taste of her beautiful writing!
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My Nominations for the Creative Blogger Award (Blogs I appreciate, in no particular order)
Amity of Amity-State of Mind
Annie of Gentle Kindness
Ameena of Randoms by a Random
Tux and his Human of Tux the Dapper Gent
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With love,
PuppyDoc
Categories: Awards
If I don´t lie and relly share 5 facts…..then I probably would scare all the readers
On the contrary, I believe it might just be the most interesting 5 facts in all of blogosphere! 😉
so interesting!
Nice read😊 thanks for sharing.
I love it that we both share ‘soft spot for the elderly in common’
I might get to work with you someday… You the Doc, I the nurse…☺️😜
Thanks for the nomination.
I am so grateful
Only that I got me a new cub in the shadow. My hands re full for now, reason why I have been so silent on my blog.
I do hope to return once my cub is strong enough… I will then reply to the nomination.
Thanks again 😘
Congratulations on receiving the award. Your profile says so much about you and your dreams. 🙂
Aww, thank you 🙂
Médecins Sans Frontières is an admirable humanitarian group so it will be a noble aspiration for any who wish to join, Phoebe. I have written a tribute to them in one of my poems, as I do support them too. 🙂
I found that poem…Across Borders, right? I loved it! Wishing you the best, Iris! 🙂
Thank you, Phoebe. 🙂
Well let’s hope that this Doc, who has a soft spot for the elderly, stays in the US with her loving ways and continues to care for the people that need her here. We need great doctors like her.
I promise I will! But maybe just a trip or two abroad? But I promise to return! 😀
Best wishes!
Omg I can almost picture you running from that crazed villager with that machete… I loved finding out more about you…. you are a very beautiful person inside and out.. (will def check out Pocket Full of words) Ps Now I am going to worry about you though just a bit when you go back overseas ….buy your own machete… 🙂
Hahaha…it does conjure up quite an image, doesn’t it? Fortunately it was him just having a bad dream about me being an evil witch, but we got that clarified eventually. But yes, a machete might not be an unreasonable investment for the future… 😉
A wonderful profile. The world really needs more people like you and it is a pleasure to know you, if only via blogging and the internet! All the very best for the future. Take care.
A definite pleasure knowing you and Ray also! Wishing you the best. 😀
An excellent sharing, Phoebe/Puppy – Thank you
i loved every word of it
Best Wishes
john
Thanks John! 😀