Happy Thanksgiving!
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From the monthly archives:
November 2008
Happy Thanksgiving!
Photos of Dobby, our Miniature Schnauzer puppy, now 13 weeks old.
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Thursday things – the I Love Your Blog Award, my first guest post, useful Web 2.0 Resources, and YouTube favorites.
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A sunny day, no clouds in the sky
No chance of rain
You lie on the ground
Back nuzzled into the grass
Looking up at the sky
Basking the warmth of the sun’s rays…
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Haiku is a form of Japanese poetry consisting of verse written in three parts of five, seven, and five syllables. The haiku poem also makes reference to a kigo, a word that relates to a particular season. While Japanese haiku is formatted in a single vertical line, haiku in English is usually printed in three lines. Read more for examples, a useful tool, and a contest.
An old house in Mt. Olive, Mississippi.
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For the most part, I am a very positive minded person. But I think everyone has days where things just seem demotivating. Instead of fighting it today, I am going to embrace it with somewhat humorous Demotivators posters from Despair.com.
Outside of a hotel for an evening wedding in Tucson.
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