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What's for Dinner? Grilled Salmon Salad with Shallot Vinaigrette
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kelldogg !,
Jan 8, 2009, 5:17PM EST
David W.,
Jan 8, 2009, 3:57PM EST
Yes, that is he. The show is my favorite. If I cannot be there to watch, I T-bo it.
Lou Anne L.,
Jan 7, 2009, 9:23PM EST
I met two really awesome( they are not pitt's but so closely related legally they are catagorized the same??/) AH SH** I forgot the name or the breed...
man once they warmed up to me....it was like okay your cool....
these folks have children...and at first they were all about warning us( the dogs)...but for being total strangers....to them....it only took them about 10 minutes to stop guarding and fraternize...
their names were cinnamon and sugar..
and cinamon was just that cinnamon colored...including the eyes....
I would say...they are a little longer haired than your dogs..just a little....
man once they warmed up to me....it was like okay your cool....
these folks have children...and at first they were all about warning us( the dogs)...but for being total strangers....to them....it only took them about 10 minutes to stop guarding and fraternize...
their names were cinnamon and sugar..
and cinamon was just that cinnamon colored...including the eyes....
I would say...they are a little longer haired than your dogs..just a little....
David W.,
Jan 7, 2009, 2:08PM EST
Shannon,
I should have mentioned this before. In the Jewish religion it is customary to rent or tear your garments to show mourning when a close family member dies.
Today this has given way to a simpler method. You wear a black ribbon over your heart. The Rabbi says a prayer and cuts a slice into it. Hence, tearing the cloth.
Have a good day,
David W
I should have mentioned this before. In the Jewish religion it is customary to rent or tear your garments to show mourning when a close family member dies.
Today this has given way to a simpler method. You wear a black ribbon over your heart. The Rabbi says a prayer and cuts a slice into it. Hence, tearing the cloth.
Have a good day,
David W
Geeta *Buzzy*,
Jan 7, 2009, 1:32PM EST
Hi Shannon, cos I am a Jan born gal so have to be mountain goat...are you too?
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David W.,
Jan 7, 2009, 11:43AM EST
shroud: Burial garment in which a corpse is wrapped ie; cutting cloth = letting go of life. Allow her to pass on.
kelldogg !,
Jan 6, 2009, 9:50AM EST
but then again . . . i probably still couldn't afford it! if you ever go to the mall and see someone drooling over the coach counter . . . it's me!
kelldogg !,
Jan 6, 2009, 9:48AM EST
oooo . . . i LOVE Coach!
Teresa T.,
Jan 5, 2009, 8:19PM EST
Did you know that you won the first auction? I posted it!
Shelley R.,
Jan 5, 2009, 7:54PM EST
Where the eff you been? It's been on here for like... two nights!
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