1. I hope the dyes are not Cancer-cuasing or that dog is in trouble.
2. No matter how odd, that woman is talented and perhaps would be more accepted by society if she guided her artistic talents and creative imagination into making art or sculpture. You have to admit some of those creations took the eye of a sculptor to envision and pull off.
3. I wonder if the animal rights people have gone after her yet.
LOL! That is just so funny! Does she call it a Pooster? A Roodle? :) Emily is crazy about Sharpies right now, loves to give "temporary" tattoos to herself and Thomas, plus has found they'll color her hair--I can't imagine if we had a white dog, poor thing. :) Oh, and I just put color streaks in her hair for her last night--I'll have to post a pic or two.
That is actually a very simple poodle hair cut and the colors used are safe. THat dog looks magnificely well taken care of. Sign- Alex - who has bred,trainedd, showed dogs for 30 years while advocating for human treatment of animals.
1. Yesterday's Dr. Phil featured those realistic looking babies and investigated what an obsession is. I have only seen about 15 minutes of the show so far, it awaits on TiVo for me to have more time to watch it.
2. I was wondering what your opinion is on my book review published today, a picture pop up book for kids aged 3 and up. Do read it and leave your two cents when you have time.
I hope your family is well! We've been fighting 3 illnesses in the last 7 days, ugh.
I believe there are more instances of the abridgement of freedom of the people by gradual and silent encroachments by those in power than by violent and sudden usurpations. - James Madison
A government is the most dangerous threat to man's rights: it holds a legal monopoly on the use of physical force against legally disarmed victims. - Ayn Rand
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That poor pooch! I hope it's not self-conscious! :)
Three things come to mind after seeing that site.
1. I hope the dyes are not Cancer-cuasing or that dog is in trouble.
2. No matter how odd, that woman is talented and perhaps would be more accepted by society if she guided her artistic talents and creative imagination into making art or sculpture. You have to admit some of those creations took the eye of a sculptor to envision and pull off.
3. I wonder if the animal rights people have gone after her yet.
LOL! That is just so funny! Does she call it a Pooster? A Roodle? :) Emily is crazy about Sharpies right now, loves to give "temporary" tattoos to herself and Thomas, plus has found they'll color her hair--I can't imagine if we had a white dog, poor thing. :) Oh, and I just put color streaks in her hair for her last night--I'll have to post a pic or two.
That poor dog. It was probably mortified! (Yes, I'm one of those people that think that dogs have feelings that can be hurt or embarassed....)
nooooo! surely they have been through photoshop! or tell me it ain't true!!
That is actually a very simple poodle hair cut and the colors used are safe.
THat dog looks magnificely well taken care of.
Sign- Alex - who has bred,trainedd, showed dogs for 30 years while advocating for human treatment of animals.
I am giving you the Butterfly Award, a pass-it-along type blog award.
See At Home Science for the details :o)
Hi Shez,
1. Yesterday's Dr. Phil featured those realistic looking babies and investigated what an obsession is. I have only seen about 15 minutes of the show so far, it awaits on TiVo for me to have more time to watch it.
2. I was wondering what your opinion is on my book review published today, a picture pop up book for kids aged 3 and up. Do read it and leave your two cents when you have time.
I hope your family is well! We've been fighting 3 illnesses in the last 7 days, ugh.
http://thethinkingmother.blogspot.com/2008/12/predators-book-review-by-christinemm.html
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