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I have never tasted this strange food. I wonder if it is super sweet and thick like store bought eggnog? Not a winner for me if it is. Maybe it would be good in coffee?
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My dog is a rescue pup, I got her at 7 weeks. She bonded to me instantly. Tucked her head under my chin for the 1 1/2 hr drive home and clings to me as much as she can still and is 6 yrs old. She loves to stare into my eyes as long as possible, loves hugs and pats, burrows under my blanket at night. She's well mannered, eats off a fork or spoon w/o making a mess. Refuses to go for walks w/o me and being unable to walk I stay home and so does she.She also has a service hoominal - my husband - that takes care of her bathroom breaks, meals and water, baths, nail trimming and coffee cookie time when each day my husband makes me an espresso and the dog gets a special treat, too. Life is good if you are my dog.
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Let's face it, people get the urge to poop anywhere. Anything can trigger us. Strong emotions can definitely do it. We're just a bunch of poopers. There, now I've made a nice stink about that topic. Cleared the air, IMO.You're welcome.
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When I was in high school I dated a guy whose brother was a pen pal of Mr Schulz. The little boy had been writing to him for years. It was very sweet and Mr Schulz was very encouraging to him.
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In the wild female octopuses will lay their eggs in a sac and guard it for months without eating until the babies emerge and the mother dies - her demise is called senescence. This process is controlled by the optic gland using a cocktail of multiple hormones.
For Terrance to still be alive after giving birth seems to be rather rare, IMO. Glad to see her alive and well.
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When I lived in Louisiana I had a huge orb spider that would build a web on my back porch that would span about 12 feet across. She would make her web at night and a late night business meeting for the dog would make it possible to see what an enormous web she could make in a few short hours. Come morning the web and the spider would be gone only for the web to appear again in the same place the following night..
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My family used to play candlepins when we lived in Massachusetts. When we migrated to Michigan bowling pins were so fat looking and strangely shaped. Candlepins takes more skill to play, IMO.
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