Tiramisu.

Mostly dogs seem to bark excessively out of boredom and loneliness. They are 'pack' animals who spend alot of time on their own.

Candied 'applies'?

I'm mildly intrigued by the possibilities here - as long as they remain safe and don't add themselves to the body count.

I'm feeling encouraged to travel more internationally. It would appear I could eat a traditional breakfast almost anywhere in the world.

Almost.

A good bleu cheese, a gruyer, a well-aged parmesan are worth their weight on gold.

Oof...and he's knitting in the round on three needles; he is tough! (IMO, it's easier on four needles; less tension at the bridges, less ladder effect, fewer holes to fill.)

Oh look, two of them are awake! Quick! - pick them up for a snuggle!

Do they have 'puppy breath'?

Oh...it's a bellybotton...phew.

No, for now, there are no animator's creations as thoroughly entertaining and amazing as this dancer, because he is human.

Did you mean Shrimp 'Scampi'?

It has a *tail* on it! My terrier would lose his mind with glee!

Excellent! I liked that as well as the actual intro.

The paintings are incredibly good.

MatthewG comes a little closer to my theory about why the trip back seems shorter. When we're traveling somewhere for the first time, we're very busy taking in large amounts of new information, sorting through it and cataloging. When we make the return trip along the same route, there is far less information to process and our senses relax. The return is less taxing, easier, and seems faster.