Lob out is British slang for "throw out" As in "I am going to lob/throw out this broken table".
Lob helped Sandy by returning after the grave and waking her up out of her coma and saving her life! Lob helped Sandy by trying to get to her when she was in a coma. Once Lob managed to get to Sandy, he sat by the door and whined, for he was held back by Granny Pearce. He kept whining and Sandy turned over and said, "Lob? Lobby boy?" because she was now out of her coma and saw Lob alive and well. Lob ended up saving Sandy's life. This story reminds me of ET, because ET and the boy have that weird phyco connection and it's almost the same with Lob and Sandy. (Just a thought)
lob killed the other dog?
In "Lob's Girl," Lob walked six miles to get to Sandy to return the cat that Lob believed Sandy claimed.
Yes, loyalty is a major theme in "Lob's Girl." The story explores the loyalty and bond between Lob's dog, Sandy, and Lob's niece, Sandy's descendants, as well as the family's loyalty to Lob's memory and their cherished belongings.
an ear lob is about haf a inch
Mr. Dodsworth
Lob bomb was created in 2007.
This is Victorian term A Lob was money till
Jacques Lob was born on 1932-08-19.
In "Lob's Girl," foreshadowing occurs when Lob's grandmother tells him to always listen to the trees, as they will guide him in times of trouble. This foreshadows how the trees eventually help Lob reunite with his lost love, Sadie. The advice given by Lob's grandmother serves as a hint of the role that nature will play in the resolution of the story.
In the story "Lob," the dog Lob gets lost after running away from his owner. Lob is eventually found and taken to the pound, but the owner realizes how much Lob means to him and comes back to adopt him. The story ends on a happy note with Lob and his owner reunited.