My husband's late wife had a dog like this. Apparently if Australian Shepherds are not trained correctly as puppies and given lots of attention, they do turn mean. Vet said there was nothing that can be done.
Personally, I don't understand why people want children under ten years old in their wedding ceremonies, but all the kids here appeared to be SUPER well behaved. At this point, it had already been a very long day for a three year old. Give her a break.
Since the celebrity bodybuilder you feature has FOUR children, I guess his testes function was not affected by airbrush or photoshop. Only Maria would know, eh?
I've heard of people who don't think they have to stop if the sign has a white border (they all do) and who think that police don't ticket for speeding if it's dark. (duh) It's odd that some people look at celebrities as examples of how to avoid the law. No, family names or the ability to pay cash for things should never exclude people from abiding by their civic guidelines.
1.) Pastors who blog on the church website. (doesn't he have other things to do with his time?) 2.) Pastors who announce to members to read the website. (With PowerPoint. OK, I get it, follow directions to keep updated) 3.) Pastors who send members an e-mail with the same text of their blog of the week. (define duplicate redundancy)
When I asked to be taken off the blog subscription, not only did the office staff have to figure out how to take ONE person off the list, but pastor got all pissy like I unfriended him. Guess I won't tell him how many other people I know are too busy to read their e-mails.
My doctor told me that because I got mono after age 40, it developed into Epstein-Barr Virus and I have to carry a wallet card stating that I can't donate blood or organs. I feel guilty because I've had to be a recipient of donor tissue and can't reciprocate. If I donated to friends in times of emergency, it would literally kill them.
Sorry to rag on spelling but have to. Correct spelling of context is "dyed", not "died" as in dead. Because it's obvious they carefully colored the cat, not killed it.
If uterus needs to be sent to a lab for analysis, why NOT label it for accuracy? I'm going to have to have mine out too. But I want it back to cremate it so all my ashes can stay together.
At this point, it had already been a very long day for a three year old. Give her a break.
I remember that my sister broke her finger when a heavy bathroom door shut on it and had to have her fingernail punched.
Foot handles would be great!
How about sanitizer dispensers in the stalls?
For when you have to flush and touch the slide lock before you get to the sink.
It's odd that some people look at celebrities as examples of how to avoid the law.
No, family names or the ability to pay cash for things should never exclude people from abiding by their civic guidelines.
(doesn't he have other things to do with his time?)
2.) Pastors who announce to members to read the website.
(With PowerPoint. OK, I get it, follow directions to keep updated)
3.) Pastors who send members an e-mail with the same text of their blog of the week.
(define duplicate redundancy)
When I asked to be taken off the blog subscription, not only did the office staff have to figure out how to take ONE person off the list, but pastor got all pissy like I unfriended him.
Guess I won't tell him how many other people I know are too busy to read their e-mails.
I'm going to have to have mine out too.
But I want it back to cremate it so all my ashes can stay together.
Somewhere a kettle is missing it's black...