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  • Sunday Dog Wilson, the Fastest Tongue in Boston!

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    Wilson not only has the fastest, but also the most accurate tongue in all of Boston! Of course, you wouldn’t know it to look at this handsome little guy, but when you’re this good, there’s absolutely no need to brag.

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    Besides, maintaining a low profile preserves the element of surprise. A “Lightning Licker,” as they’re known in the trade, can be quite the cunning character. This extraordinarily talented actor might pretend to be following a scent, when he’s actually moving into position.

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    Or, as Wilson so expertly demonstrates, there’s the classic “Staring Off into the Distance” pose– often employed just before the final set-up. This crafty canine appears to be in a trance-like state, but it’s a sure sign that he’s about to strike!

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    A blur of pink extends toward his target as Wilson lunges in for a landing. Notice the body extension and fluid form that propels him toward his destination. You can tell, it’s not his first time.

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    And, we have Touchdown! What precision! What grace! (Your Applause, Here)

    A Special Thank You to Our Cast…

    Dog with fast tongue —————— Wilson, a 1 ½ year old Jack Russell/Chihuahua (Jack Chi)

    Gorgeous Greyhound —————- Greer, the very patient object of affection

    WARNING! This incident happened in broad daylight on a busy Boston street. It could happen to anyone. It could happen to you. Stay Alert. And, whatever you do, please “play” responsibly.

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    Words: Ed Cherubino
    Photography: © 2012 Ed Cherubino  

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  • Your Special Place, Free Romance for Valentine’s Day

    The best Valentine gifts are the ones that are part of your life throughout the year. It can be as simple as a special place where you feel happy together. 

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    Ed and I were out in that little snow storm we had in January shooting some potential cover shots for The Back Bay Sun when this couple, strolling hand-in-hand, appeared.

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    A kiss was followed by…

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    …a few playful snowballs, and then they picked up sticks and drew valentines in the snow.

    Naturally, we asked permission before we used these photos. Back Bay residents, Andre Sibilsky and Morgan Maglich are from down South, so snow is special to them. They ventured out to enjoy the snow in one of their favorite spots along the Muddy River. Now that is romantic!

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    Words: Penny Cherubino
    Photography: © 2012 Penny Cherubino

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