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Your Pet / ABBY!

This beautiful Cavalier King Charles Spaniel belongs to Bill Rothwell and his wife. Bill and his wife were both born and raised in Sault Ste. Marie, Michigan.  They currently live in Katy, Texas. Bill tells us that Abby is saying, “Won’t someone please take me for a walk?”   Bill and I have something in…

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FLAT

Wild Word Friday! Last week we received a letter in the mail from our 7-year-old granddaughter, Rylee. When I opened the letter, I was surprised to find “FLAT Stanley” inside. According to the information our granddaughter sent, Flat Stanley loves to go on adventures, and so he decided to take a little trip to our…

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Your Pet/LUCY!!

Lucy’s mom, Suzanne Bailey, recently celebrated Lucy’s birthday. Suzanne’s FB announcement of the “big event” featured a photo of Lucy, and I fell in love with this beautiful collie mix. I contacted Suzanne, and she was delighted to let us feature Lucy on Your Pet today! Suzanne adopted Lucy from a shelter when Lucy was …

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LACE

Wild Word Friday! When I was three years old, my mother bought me a beautiful pink dress with LACE at the neck and sleeves and tucked into the layered skirt. I remember loving that dress – until the first time I put it on. It was SO PICKY. Ow ow ow! My poor mom. She…

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Your Pet/SIMON

This sweet little shih tzu belongs to Sue McDonald. His name is Simon, and Sue says that he’s a wonderful little dog, very good with children and that he loves to be rocked. He looks like the perfect rocking chair companion to me, Sue! Let’s welcome Simon to the Your Pet Family – another beautiful…

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Feb. ’13 FREE BOOK!

I’m delighted to “introduce” a new author to my blog readers. Michael K. Reynolds is one of my agency mates and has been the writer and producer of Emmy- and Telly-Award winning film campaigns. (He owns his own marketing agency – Global Studio). Our February FREE BOOK is Michael’s first novel in a historical series…

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APRON

Wild Word Friday! When I was a little girl, I was a very sloppy eater. I remember my parents having a serious discussion about how to deal with my inability to keep the food on my fork and off my clothes.  Admonition, scolding, and shaming just didn’t seem to work, and I truly wanted to…

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