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A bang, not a whimper
Two months into L.'s retirement, and I'm finished with the stockpiling of books. No more book purchases! Or at least, no purcha...
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(See also Musee des Beaux Arts ) As far as mental anguish goes, the old painters were no fools. They understood how the mind, the freakiest ...
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When I finished Kevin Brockmeier's A Brief History of the Dead last spring I immediately did a search to see if the Coca-Cola Corp. had...
You know that cat enjoyed every minute of that! It really smacks hard, too! And leave it to a dog not to take the hint!
ReplyDeleteI see a lot of teaching going on... but not so much learning.
ReplyDeleteReminds me of my son and daughter...
ReplyDeleteThat poor dog is taking too long to learn! Lucky they don't seem to have their claws out. We were all laughing over here watching him get smacked!
ReplyDeleteFrom what I've been told, it took three weeks before the cats and their pupil got things straightened out (I assume a lot of that time was spent separated). Now the dog walks up to them and the cats drool on her head! BFFs all the way around!
ReplyDeleteDogs, they are a bit slow when it comes to getting smacked by cats. Do the cats not have claws or were they just showing great restraint? Glad to know they are all now friends.
ReplyDeleteI think they're declawed. They don't go outside. The last time I was there the black cat sprawled in my lap in several precarious positions for a couple of hours and I never felt the hint of a claw.
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