The Symbolism Of Dogs In Florida

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The dogs represent my love for them and my loyalty to my friends. I think that if you are going to lie and gossip about your friends, then you shouldn't have them. The bear represents that in the morning, I am a bear. I absolutely HATE getting up in the morning. My parents even call me a bear sometimes. The “S” with the tree in it is the Stanford University logo. I want to go there for college when I get older. It is very hard to get into, so I want to get a scholarship there. The Florida silhouette represents that I want to live in Florida when I grow up. Florida is such a beautiful state, and I would like to live near the coast. I could go to Disney World sometimes, if I had the money. The blueprints of the house represents the fact that

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