Friday already ?
Best day of the week if your a
Little Square Black Dogs.
But oh my goodness where has the week gone.
Oh yes, I spent most of it with thehamish at the veterinarians office.
With two of his four specialists.
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New test were taken so we have to wait for results to see how
or if they differ from the ones taken 2 and 3 weeks ago.
There are still liver problems but we have to factor in his diabetes, gall bladder
problems and... so it goes on and on and on.
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Back at the Ranch here is Dr.Watson
just waking up from a nap.
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What a sweet baboo.
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And now for Cephalopod Coffeehouse.
Since this is Square Dog Friday post
I had to ask The Square Ones if I could post a book review,
on their day.
Of course we had to check their contract. We always have to check their contract.
on their day.
Of course we had to check their contract. We always have to check their contract.
Thank goodness no arbitration needed at this time.
Which makes me so happy as you know I always lose.
Which makes me so happy as you know I always lose.
A precedent was set on June 12, 2004, on page 25, paragraph 5, subsection 2
I can indeed place an attachment to a Square Dog Friday post.
For one extra chicken strip per day each, The Square Ones will now allow book review,
once a months on their Friday post.
once a months on their Friday post.
But since this would be the first book review they wanted to pick the book.
So instead of "Bringing Up The Bodies' we have instead
"First Dog Fala" by Elizabeth Van Steenwyk.
It is a children's book about President Franklin D. Roosevelt
and his Scottish Terrier, Fala.
A darling Scottish Terrier puppy enters Presidents Roosevelt life in 1940.
From that moment on Fala becomes the Presidents loyal friend through
the dark days of World War ll.
Historical facts are entwined with true stories of life of Fala and FDR.
A wonderful story book with easy to understand historical facts
with beautiful illustrations by Michael G. Montgomery.
For preschool up to third grade.
Oh dear, not quite the book review you were expecting !
But I will have three books to chose from next month,
with Square Dog approval.
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And just because I can here is your pretty for the weekend.
The answer to Mondays "what is this" question.
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I found these at the posh market in town. And I am in love with these.
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Please excuse the horrible space alien fingers holding the finger limes.
Just do not look, no really do not look !
I mean it, do not stare at the space alien fingers.
.
Microcitrus from Australia.
.
The pulp is tiny pearls of citrus that holds it's shape until the beads burst in your mouth.
You can't juice them.
So far, I have used them as garnish seafood, sushi, papaya, mango
and sprinkled them on salads.
Fabulous.
lime. . . parsnip
music. . . Rumor Has It, Adele
"First Dog Fala" by Elizabeth Van Steenwyk.
It is a children's book about President Franklin D. Roosevelt
and his Scottish Terrier, Fala.
A darling Scottish Terrier puppy enters Presidents Roosevelt life in 1940.
From that moment on Fala becomes the Presidents loyal friend through
the dark days of World War ll.
Historical facts are entwined with true stories of life of Fala and FDR.
A wonderful story book with easy to understand historical facts
with beautiful illustrations by Michael G. Montgomery.
For preschool up to third grade.
Oh dear, not quite the book review you were expecting !
But I will have three books to chose from next month,
with Square Dog approval.
..................
And just because I can here is your pretty for the weekend.
The answer to Mondays "what is this" question.
...
I found these at the posh market in town. And I am in love with these.
.
Please excuse the horrible space alien fingers holding the finger limes.
Just do not look, no really do not look !
I mean it, do not stare at the space alien fingers.
.
Microcitrus from Australia.
.
The pulp is tiny pearls of citrus that holds it's shape until the beads burst in your mouth.
You can't juice them.
So far, I have used them as garnish seafood, sushi, papaya, mango
and sprinkled them on salads.
Fabulous.
lime. . . parsnip
music. . . Rumor Has It, Adele