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Partners in Adversity ~ 2007-11-14

Posted in Animals by Rudy Girón at 11:11 pm.
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Partners in Adversity by Rudy Girón

Life is tough for the homeless in La Antigua Guatemala, but it helps to have a friend to cope with adversity.

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  1. Yaji responds:

    Ay! Pobrecitos lindos!

    Response - November 14, 2007 : 11:44 pm

  2. sompopo responds:

    Looks like they may have it better than the ones in Puerto Rico.

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    Response - November 15, 2007 : 12:32 am

  3. Manolo responds:

    This looks like a great “postcard” picture… I can see it in B/W to make it more marketable… :-) Social commentary aside, and following with the “chucho” word, I remember a former theater teacher telling a story about a police dog bothering him on an airport in Mexico. My teacher told the security guy something like “keep your ‘chucho’ away from me” and the cop replied: “My dog’s name is not Jesús”

    Response - November 15, 2007 : 6:51 am

  4. Jerry B responds:

    It’s a tough life, but a little love helps….

    Response - November 15, 2007 : 7:21 am

  5. Lessie responds:

    Great catch. So perfect, hard to believe not somewhat posed, but that’s surely not possible, right? The kitty and the dog — so sweet. Wish I could feed them both.

    Response - November 15, 2007 : 11:09 am

  6. Carmen responds:

    I am still laughing at “My dog’s name is not Jesus.” Hahahahaha. Thanks Manolo. This picture is both beautiful and heartbreaking. My mom adopted a Chow Chow and a friend of mine gave us a kitten. The kitten would curl around the dog’s tummy and would do that thing that cats do when trying to find the perfect spot to sleep. Our dog wouldn’t mind. The kitten would fall asleep, the dog would fall asleep, and I would just look at them because as I kept looking at them, I did not think it possible for those two to get along…but they did.

    Response - November 15, 2007 : 11:29 am

  7. Carmen responds:

    Sheesh. I did not make a transition between the picture and my memory, sorry. That’s what typing fast does to you. :(

    Response - November 15, 2007 : 11:32 am

  8. Chachi responds:

    Mixed feelings with this picture. Simply great.

    Response - November 15, 2007 : 12:51 pm

  9. Pepe responds:

    Buenísima la foto, captaste justo el momento. Te felicito.

    Saludos ;)

    Response - November 15, 2007 : 5:38 pm

  10. patsy poor responds:

    rather sad.

    Response - November 15, 2007 : 5:50 pm

  11. patsy poor responds:

    rather sad. i think they need help.

    Response - November 15, 2007 : 5:51 pm

  12. erica responds:

    sad but best pic yet

    Response - November 15, 2007 : 8:43 pm

  13. Ann (Mobay DP) responds:

    Ahh…life is tough indeed for these little fellows.

    Response - November 18, 2007 : 8:15 pm

  14. Dos fotos más publicadas por miPeriódico | Apuntes efímeros responds:

    [...] vez le toco el turno a Partners in Adversity, una fotografía captada en día lluvioso, como los que nos tocan ahora, cuándo iba por las [...]

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  15. Petting My Dear Friend, The Chucho | La Antigua Guatemala Daily Photo responds:

    [...] photo is not as good as the one shown in Partners in Adversity, but good enough to show the affection between two best [...]

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