Dispensary Corner 12 Jul 11
July 12, 2011
SIZE was no obstacle.
A tiny two-year old dachshund
named Cherry has beaten the
odds and managed to find her
way home after being dog-napped.
Cherry was on a trip to Warsaw
from Sochaczew in Poland with
her owner, Edyta Kowalska, when
a car pulled up and forcibly took
Cherry away.
Fearing the worst Kowalska
reported the theft to police but
was given little hope of ever
seeing Cherry again.
Five days later Cherry trotted,
bedraggled and skinny, back
down Kowalska’s backyard path,
56kms from where she was dognapped.
EXERCISE for love.
A Chinese man, Liu Peiwen, has
walked 1,000 miles hoping to win
the hand of his girlfriend, Ling
Hsueh, who loves the band The
Proclaimers.
According to reports, Liu was
prompted into action after Hsueh
jokingly told him that she would
only accept his proposal if he
walked 1,000 miles (as in the
Proclaimer’s famous chorus).
“The distance from here to her
hometown in the Guangdong
province, in southeastern China,
is 1,600 kilometers - which is
exactly 1,000 miles,” he said.
“When I get there I hope she is
waiting for me and I will ask her
again - and I hope she says yes”.
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