Love this picture.

Love this picture. It shows determination, team work, tradition. Awesome. Wish the lighting would have been better but it still captures the moment.

Today is Monday. I wish I had a better grasp of what this week is going to bring. I usually like to have Mondays open so I can clearly and cleanly plan for the week. Today is going to be different. Oscar has to go to the Vet this morning. Poor dude. We found an area that needs special attention that we have overlooked - under his tail. His tail is all cork screw like and he has an infection because it wasn't dried after his baths. He is miserable and that has to be fixed immediately! After that I will get some work in but then my dh and I are taking his Aunt to the "boat". It's another tradition for her birthday we always take her. We go to lunch and then she picks a slot machine or video game of some sort and she plays and we watch. She just loves it and she is important to us so we do it. My dh likes to go once a year and this is it. We go during the day to beat the rush. You would not believe the number of people that go during the day - and you can tell they are the real deal (probably there multiple days during the week).

This weekend was good. House Christmas lights are up. Tree is up. Miscellaneous Christmas decorations and front door stuff are not done. Maybe this week. Dh's birthday - done. He got his own iPod Nano. Yeah! I spent a good amount of hours trying to load and unload his songs. Love iPod but initially it's never as easy as it should be. Watched a lot of movies; Click, The Break Up, Larry the Cable Guy Health Inspector, part of Brokeback Mountain. None I would really recommend but glad to get them off my "am interested in" list. The family liked Larry the Cable Guy Health Inspector, I did not. Rarely do I leave the room to do something else during a movie but this one I did. Brokeback Mountain only made it through maybe half. Take out the controversy, it's just a slow boring movie and disturbing. People say it's a love story. ? For the record I have seen the full movie. My dh hadn't seen it and we tried. Anyway...

Another thing I did this weekend was look into a new sewing machine. I can't believe how expensive these things can be. Unbelievable! One I saw was $3000. $3000. Ouch! Of course I don't need one like that but still. I need to get a new one and I've learned that I need something better then the one I got at Walmart. I'm really interested in a lower end computerized model. I've been fighting with the tension on the one I have and am very much interested in the models that set the tension automatically. They even cut the thread and thread the needle for you. Awesome! I'm a home dec sewer. I don't want to have to buy another sewing machine ever so I want to make sure I get the right one. I have made a couple quilts in the past and would like the ability to do it again in the future so I am leaning towards some of the quilting features. I did find one that was a store model - slightly used but a full warrenty. Cost is less then new since it was a floor model. More then I wanted to spend but would give me everything I want and then some - room for growth. I'm bugged that my window treatments aren't made yet but I can't finish them with the sewing machine I have. That's why the push this weekend on shopping for a new one. Holidays coming up, people coming over...

I still have to prep for the Ali class this weekend and get going on my Christmas list and shopping. So much to do - no time to do it. I can do it all, right?! Tonight my dh is taking my sons to Hockey practice so I'm focusing on my Ali class pictures. I will get it done!!!

Best wishes to everyone that you can accomplish all you have and want to this week. We can do it!

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Ok, so this is NOT our Christmas tree but this is a tree that I love. It's at the Christmas tree farm that my family goes to every year to find our perfect Christmas tree. It's so beautiful and huge. My boys were so kind to agree to stand in front of it. Notice my dh was no where around. This is because he was standing guard at the tree we ended up getting. LOL! The three of us were off double checking there wasn't a better tree around.

Our tree is now up with lights and minimal oranments on it. The boy have found their old BRIO train set and have put it up around the tree. They are well above the age to get back into BRIO train set but it's cool that they found it. We are considering getting a set for the boys youngest cousins. Got to LOVE BRIO. I guess our conversation of this potential gift sparked a/some memories for them and when they were digging out our Christmas decorations and they stumbled upon their set they decide to pull it out. I told my dh it's quite interesting because when they were young they really weren't that into it. I decided to keep them for our grandkids - much in the future mind you. I'm glad they have a new life right now. It's funny how things end up.

Hope everyone had a wonderful Thanksgiving. We did. Got to spend it with my family and my best friend. Was a lot of fun and the wine was good! Happy shopping to all!

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Crop for a cure - JDRF.

Sorry for the delay but here's the proof of our scrapbooking weekend. What a fun time we had. The biggest challenge was hauling all our stuff in there and then trying to decide if we wanted to keep it there overnight while we slept for a few hours. Here's a link to more photos. I tried to embed the photo album here but it didn't work like I had hoped. When all else fails, create a link I say!

What's so exciting is Patti, Tammy and I have another scrapbooking adventure in a couple weeks. We are taking an Ali Edwards class in Illinois which I can't wait for. Only thing is I haven't done a thing on my homework and some of my pictures that I want to use are on slides. I need to get working on that because it may take some time to get prints from slides!

Nothing else blog worthy going on here. Starting to get geared up for Christmas. Excited about Friday because that is when we get our Christmas tree!!! Love that! Also, can't wait until tomorrow because Thanksgiving is always wonderful. Can't wait to eat some turkey and mashed potatoes and sit and talk with my family.

To everyone - have a very Happy Thanksgiving!

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Bad blogger I know.

Sorry about that. I realize I've been a bad blogger. Although I've been very busy I don't have a lot of things I would think you would find interesting and definitely nothing that has been picture worthy. I have been multi-tasking a lot lately, with my mind going back and forth on several items:

Scrapbooking. I've been busy working on setting up my photo albums and getting ready for a going to be really fun crop this weekend - a first for me. I did finish two quick albums showcasing my youngest son's artwork from birth through fourth grade. Don't get too excited, the artwork was just placed in the albums. Little to no journaling and little to no embellishments. The purpose was to get the items from piles off my floor into albums. I also scanned approximately 150 school papers of his that I'm printing wallet sizes of and placing in 3-ring photo albums in baseball card holders. Again nothing too special added. Soon my large lingering piles will be gone and I will begin creating fun artsy pages with all of my photos. I'm hoping to begin that this weekend at the crop. FUN!

Working. Not exciting but none-the-less something that is taking up my time. It helps that I have fun while I work - thanks Patti!!!

Designing our home office. I have been given the green light to order cabinets for our home office. We are in here A LOT and I'm embarrassed to say we have piles of paper in here as well. Do you see a theme here? We all are sick and tired of it so it's time I address this issue. My dh is quite funny though because he thinks I can just go out and get some cabinets as if I were going to Target to pick up a new CD or something. This is where my designer thought process kicks in. So, I'm in the planning, design and product research phase of the project. This leads me to think about a design business for *moi*, see below:

Design business. Should I or shouldn't I? Since I'm not in a position to get or want clients now it would make sense to say no. I've decided I have a lot of behind the scenes work to do to refresh my design skills and learn the business side of design so I should focus on that first. I have begun this research and I'm finding out that more doors would open if I did have a business set-up surprisingly. I would be able to research trade only resources which is huge. The product and information available to the trade is so much more then to the average Joe. Fun!

Well that's it for now. Soon I will post some more interesting bits of information and some updated Oscar happenings. Until then, have a good day!

Happy Halloween

Happy Halloween from Mr. Santa Dude. Oscar did great, although he kept trying to sneak a sucker from the candy bowl all night. My other boys had a great time as well. I'm a bad mom though. I was a bit overwhelmed with everything and Alex got away without me getting a picture of him. As soon as he got back he stripped his costume off so it was too late. He might be recreating his costume in the next couple of days as I can't have a blank page in his album!

Last night the boys sat on the floor going through all their candy. They have decided again to donate their candy to a shelter in exchange for a thank you gift. This is something we have implemented since Alex was diagnosed with diabetes. This way he gets to still have the fun of trick-or-treating without having the lure of eating all the candy. The boys donate their candy and we take them out to buy a gift of their choosing, within a set price range. It's a good compromise for us and works well for our family.

Hope everyone had a great Halloween. Now it's time to think of Thanksgiving and Christmas. Have you started your Christmas lists yet? I have!

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It's pumpkin time!

This weekend we went to the local pumpkin patch - the only place we go to get our pumpkins. It's was Oscars first visit. He loved all the pumpkins, the other dogs and the extra attention from everyone. Good thing Oscar wore his sweater - it was so cold!!

Normally we spend a long time trying to find the perfect pumpkins. This year we were all more relaxed and decided to go for fun and funky. The more lopsided and crazy looking the pumpkin the better. I should have posted a picture of our final selections but looking at Oscar is more fun then just a bunch of pumpkins. If I would have planned things better I would have taken a picture of Oscar next to our selections but by that time I was ready to get inside to get warm.

Hope you have a good pumpkin day!

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Zoe is purr...fect!

This post is for Patti as she is one of Zoe's biggest fans. Although Oscar is the newest member of our family, Zoe remains the princess of our family. She is a ragdoll breed cat and is the most WONDERFUL cat ever. I highly recommend anyone interested in getting a pure bred cat to look into ragdolls. The only negative is she does shed. She has a GREAT PURR..SONALITY.

Zoe and Oscar get along really well. Ragdolls are extremely laid back cats and this trait serves her well with Oscar. He will want to rough house and play so he will jump and lay on top of her. The normal reaction from another puppy would be to play, the normal reaction from a cat would be to fight back and run away. She just lays there. LOL! Seriously. It's awesome. Oscar immediately gets bored because there is nothing for him to do so he gets up and leaves her alone.

The first picture is Zoe sitting on her perch. She is not allowed on our kitchen/dining room table or our kitchen counters but this table is acceptable. Zoe is my cat and my dh doesn't get to into her until that is I place things on this table. He gets upset because I'm messing around with Miss Zoe's space!

The second picture if of Zoe drinking her water. Yes, this is really how she drinks it - laying down. She is honestly the laziest cat ever. It's awesome.

The third photo is of Zoe in a grocery bag. She loves any bags or boxes!!!

So see Patti - I still love Zoe. She's so beautiful and sweet how could I not?!!!!!!

Oscars new accomplishment.

Oscar can now go down stairs!!! This is a huge accomplishment for the little-big guy. My lovely dh was trying to get him to do it from the top down. Great idea but overwhelming. (You know I could turn this into one of those life lessons for all type of post but I won't...). I suggested he start at the bottom and go up. After suggesting it a few times it was decided to give it a try. Oscar was placed on step #3 and down he went. He promptly sat at the bottom to receive his treat. DH then placed him on step #4 and down he went. The treat sit at the bottom repeated itself. This went on until Oscar was all the way at the top of the steps - about 10 steps up. He went down like no big deal. It was awesome! But, only a brief bit of celebrating as he promptly pooped all the treats out on our floor. Ugggh! Anyway, we will celebrate the accomplishments and hope for a better poop day tomorrow.

I wish I could have taken a picture. When he first started going down he was literally hopping down the steps like a rabbit. It was so funny to watch. Eventually he got the hang of front paws, back paws, front paws, back paws. He's so awesome.

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All is right with my world...

... my son is home from 5th grade camp! We all missed him terribly (even his big brother - which he will deny of course if asked). The best part... he let me hug him several times when I picked him up, he walked a little taller and more confident and he got to experience so many new thrills and adventures. 5th grade camp is a wonderful thing but I'm glad it's over and my family is back together.

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Check... To Done!

The last few days I have been trying to get things done that have been hovering for awhile. I was able to finish all of our laundry - YEAH! The best part is it is all put away - at least mine and dh's. The boys are old enough to put theirs away themselves or live with the mess. Doors close so I'm ok with that. Tonight I was able to wrap and mail three different family gifts (birthdays and babies from last month). I've even taken Oscar to the vet for his monthly check-up. (Oops forgot to schedule next appointment... ok done). I'm now getting ready to run to Michaels to use my 50% coupon on some adhesive - thanks Patti for telling me about today's coupon! And hopefully my dh, son and I will get to go out to dinner. Our youngest is at 5th grade camp this week so the rest of the family needs to do something out of the ordinary.

The good news for me is my scrapbook room is now picked up and organized. The presents are wrapped and gone which means my table is near empty. It might be time for me to begin getting some pages done. Such an interesting idea since I've been back into scrapbooking for maybe nine months but have yet to do one page. LOL! Will post results once available.

My photos for this post are of two totally different things. First is my new closet. It's not totally done but I don't care. I love it!!! It's amazing how great it feels to work on different projects and know what you have and where it is located. I have scrapbooked and done crafts and projects for many years now. I started out in boxes moving from room to room. I then used the dining room table. I moved it to a small closet that I converted to a scrapbook area. I've been in the basement and now for the first time we've devoted a room to it. I should have tried to do this earlier!! It's a great feeling.

The second photo is of trees. Have I ever told you I have this thing for trees? I love them. Someday I will live in the middle of trees. I grew up living in the woods and I miss it terribly. Trees give me a major sense of peace and calm. They remind me of my mom, my family before. Trees are beautiful and are my thing. I think I should do a page about that on my new clean table with stuff from my semi-organized closet!

Oops. Photos are in reversed order - you get the idea.

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Allied Member ASID

"On behalf of the American Society of Interior Designers, I am delighted to inform you that you have been granted Allied Membership (Practitioner) in the Society and will be entitled to all rights and privileges of this classification, including the use of the designation Allied Member, ASID after your name".

It's official - it came in the mail today!!! I think I need to write a letter today or something so I can use my new designation. I can't believe I didn't do this years ago with my degree. Today has been a good day!! To make it even better I just checked the website under Search for an ASID Designer by Name and I was in there!!!! Awesome!

I didn't know what picture to use to accompany this post so I quickly took one of my new couch. I was wanting to wait to post a picture after I made the decorative throw pillows and finished the curtains but this was too important to wait.

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Stem Cell Research and Cures Initiative

I'm not very political and I usually don't get involved in controversial issues but this is different. My family believes in stem cell research as it offers a chance and hope for a cure for many devostating diseases.

My family could greatly benefit from stem cell research:

My son is Type 1 Diabetic. He is faced with a life most of us don't understand. Children on shots living into their sixties will have close to 75,000 shots in their lifetime. Think about this, 75,000 shots in their lifetime. I use this example simply because this is something us non-diabetic people could identify with or attempt to grasp. But reality is diabetes is much more then shots. He is faced with a future of debilitating issues that I as his mother can't bring myself to fully internalize. Diabetes on numerous levels sucks and I want it gone. Stem cell research provides a hope for a cure.
My family has been directly impacted by cancer, deeply. My mother died when she was only 35 years old of breast cancer. I was 12 years old at the time and an only child. It was a lonely horrible time in my life. I was at high-risk for both breast and ovarian cancer myself due to hereditary predispositions. There are numerous other cases of cancer both in my family and my husbands family. Stem cell research provides a hope for a cure so other children don't have to experience a loss of a parent to cancer.

I know that when we hear the words stem cell, the first things that pop into peoples minds are embryonic stem cells and human cloning issues. Important issues but what do you really know about those topics? Is that all there is about stem cell research? It has been my experience that those that don't agree with stem cell research really don't know much about it. If you fall into this category (and that's ok if you do) all I'm asking is that you open minded and do some research on the subject. Don't just say you are against something if you haven't educated yourself on the topic. And, don't just let others tell you what you should believe - no matter who they are. I challenge you to read up on the initiative and Amendment 2 in Missouri. Educate yourself to what is really going on. Understand it. Take the information you have learned to the sources that disagree with it and discuss it further. Get all sides of the issue. I challenge and ask you to then and only then to make an informed decision on your position on stem cell research.

To help get you started on your research, check out The Missouri Coalition for Lifesaving Cures. This is a great site with a lot of useful information about the subject. The site also contains links to additional sites with even more information - the Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation is one of those sites. Use this information. Take the time to learn about it. You owe it to yourself and to others to make an informed decision.

That's enough of that for now. I've got to go because I"m in the process of doing my research. Afterall I need to be able to speak intelligently to others about the issue to those who ask questions or state inaccurate facts. Education is the power we have. No matter what your final decision - that's what it's all about!

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Teachers pet.

I have a theory on chain letters. If you recognize that it's a chain letter PRIOR to opening the envelope or email you can delete it without any repercussions. However... if you've already opened it and find it is a chain letter, no matter what you must now follow the instructions to the letter to prevent any undo bad karma to you. In my case I include my family in with my bad karma because as we all know if momma ain't happy, nobody is... (did you pick up on my sarcastic slang twang there?)...

I visited a friend of mine's blog (Tammy Heckel) and I read her statement: "Someone (Kelli Crowe, I think) says that every blog entry needs a picture". As I read that I knew I was doomed because not only do I really agree with that but I also kind feel like that is a silent blog challenge (a more advanced chain letter deal going on here). So, since I read it I feel I must comply. Don't get me wrong - I'm not the kind of person that would jump off a bridge just because others are doing it. In this case since I do honestly agree with this statement, I feel as a challenge to myself I must comply. Blog entries I read are always more exciting when a picture - no matter what of - is attached.

So what does Teachers Pet have to do with chain letters? Here is my picture for this blog entry of Oscar in the car going to his puppy class. In his puppy class I accused him of being the Teachers Pet. He performs perfectly for his teacher, trying his best to follow her around. At home he just pees on the floor... LOL! What's up with that?! No matter, I have decided to accept the challenge for the betterment of my blog entries. Since I now know how to add them it's the least I can do. So to the two people that are actually reading this blog, three counting myself, enjoy. I surely will. Thanks Tammy!!!

P.S. Truly can Oscar get any cuter? He is in his puppy seat belt. It's a little bit too big but he wears it to get used to it. I've totally bumped my kids out of the seat for him. They now have to sit in the back or the front seat. In our house Oscar rules. (So does Zoe Patti!!!)

Respect the iPod.

Today I'm lending my iPod Nano to my husband. He is the only one in the family iPodless (shhhh, it's going to be his birthday present) and he is going to be sitting at the hospital today waiting for his dad to come out of surgery. In my opinion it's times like this when they are invaluable. I couldn't let him go without it and I was happy to let him borrow mine. Last night we quickly created his own Playlist and uploaded the songs in no time. I taught him how to use the scroll wheel and to work the buttons. When I handed it over to him last night I told him I only have three words - respect the iPod - seriously.

This is a brave act I'm doing as I have this thing about my Nano. I bought a great soft pink leather case that protects it so well (which I totally copied from my friend Patti - thanks Patti!!). You probably wouldn't be surprised if I told you he didn't want to take the pink case. He wanted to just slip it in his front shirt pocket all naked like. I gritted my teeth and said if he really felt he had to ok but I would strongly prefer that he keep the pink case on. Afterall, it's not a bold, crazy pink but rather a soft understated pink - one that any man could carry off well. If truth be told, my husband has a rather strong history of dropping things such as this. His cell phone - ugggh. I can't count how many times it's been dropped on our aggregrate driveway. In his defense he is always on the go and is pre-occupied with a lot of things, technology safety is just not on his mind. But, it is for this very reason that I shutter at the thought of my Nano being unprotected sitting all alone in his front pocket. All he has to do is lean over to get into his brief case and out slides my Nano onto the floor. You see I barely can tolerate fingerprints on it. Any scratches or (knock-on-wood) any full fledge drops would be horrific and potentially unbearable for me. So as you can see I am taking a huge leap of faith here. I'm sure the iPod gods are smiling down on me and providing me with extra protection today, right?!

When he walked out of the door this morning I told him to give his dad a hug from me, that I was thinking of him and everything would be fine. I told him to drive safe and I'd be at the hospital soon. When he turned to walk away under my breath I couldn't help but to repeat over and over - respect the iPod.

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Estate Sales.

Ok - maybe not the best parenting skills but this morning I totally bribed my yougest son (10) with a Blockbuster rental if he went with me to 4 estate sales today. Not only did it work but he said he would go with me more often if we made more deals like this. LOL! I'm down with that!! I went one time by myself and it was no fun. Today was a wonderful day. I had about 3 hours of one-on-one time with him and he was my navigator. He learned how to read the Mapquest maps and give me useable directions. Unfortunately no good deals or items I couldn't live without today. I was able to pick up four books on interior decorating and one on architecture. Another plus, two of the homes were in wonderful old neighborhoods and the homes were AWESOME. I kept pointing out architectural details on all the homes both inside and out to my son. He was getting it and began pointing things out to me as well. I have a LOVE for residential architecture and these homes had character. Wonderful morning. Now for the afternoon.... nap?

Have a great weekend!

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Hodgepodge day.

Today is a hodgepodge day - a mixture of activities of some sort. I have already gotten up, fed Oscar and taken him out numerous times, did a load of dishes, started laundry and most importantly cut out the 40% off coupon from Michaels from the paper. Best thing is it's only 8:20 AM! So completely unlike me but I'm loving it. We don't have a lot planned until tonight and it's a rainy day. Lots of stuff we could do. It wouldn't be a bad idea to get some work done. We always get a lot done on days like this, but I'm not wanting to do it today. I'm thinking doing some miscellaneous projects like working in my scrapbook/craft room (organizing, creating a computer station and/or building some shelves in the closet), putting in a telephone outlet in the family room or sewing my beautiful drapes that have been strategically hanging there for oh maybe six months. OR I could go to Estate Sales. Today would be a great day... although tomorrow would be even better if it rains all day today and part of the day tomorrow. That's the BEST. No telling what's going to get done today but no matter what I'm going to do things that I enjoy and/or bring me a sense of accomplishment. Now where's the paper? I need to check out what Estate Sales are going on today in my area.

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A+ in puppy class.

I have to say (and yes I am prejudice) that all my boys (Oscar, Alex & Chad) did very well in puppy class last night. Although we had missed a week of class Oscar caught up in no time - it helped we had Pet Nanny 911 here the day after we got him to give us a good start. There are only five dogs in the class; Artimus, Zoe, Toby, Jerry and Oscar. Two were labs and the other two were little guys. Each one took turns being the example - too cute! My boys were the ones actually taking the class although I jumped in a couple of times because I just had to give him lots of rubs and kisses. I was really impressed with Kennelwood once again, the instructor was great. It isn't easy training puppies and people yet she did it with ease. Next week Oscar and Toby will be the only ones attending. The lesson, sharing (he's supposed to bring his favorite toy). My initial reaction - OH NO, anything but that! LOL! I'm sure it will be fine, fingers crossed.

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Things missing...

I hate it when things are missing don't you? It seems it's happening more and more. I'm notorious for moving things and setting stuff down but not knowing where I put it. My brain is already on the next few things that need to get done instead of consciously paying attention to what I just did or what I'm doing. I'm trying to work on that. Now where did the schools fundraising packet go?

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Puppiness.

All was well with our new world but today reality has set in. Oscar has been in full fledge puppy mode this morning; running around, going crazy, nipping at our hands, nipping at our clothes, and other things if you know what I mean. UGGGGH! He must be comfortable at our house now which is a good thing. I do believe today is the day to sign him up for his puppy classes.

The new couch came in. I LOVE IT! It's perfect. Exactly what I wanted. I sat down last night on it and watched Deal or No Deal (gotta love that show). The rest of the family won't sit on it because it's new - LOL! That's fine with me. I'll have it all to myself.

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I'm in love.

Can you see why? He's so awesome!

Here we are at Petsmart shopping last night. After this picture was taken we taught him to not put his paws up on the side of the cart - too dangerous. So instead he would just lay his head on the edge - so cute! Tonight however when we went back to Petsmart for more goodies he apparently forgot all about our lesson - up went the paws again. Oh well, he's just a baby!

While we were there we did learn a valuable lesson. Do not to go to Petsmart with your very cute puppy unless you are not in a hurry. I do believe we spoke with every person who was in the store at least once. One man kept finding his way back by our cart. Each time he'd say, "Hello Oscar!" and then he'd poke his belly or rub his head. LOL! I couldn't blame him because I do the same thing.

I'm in the process of trying to find a unique dog tag - yep, thinking outside the box again on this one. I've found several sites that have some I like but I haven't found the exact one just yet. Here are some fun tags I found. Don't think I can pull the trigger on these for a variety of reasons but I haven't deleted the link just yet. I'm intrigued by the designs and the uniqueness of these. I will post the one I decide one although I'm not in a huge hurry to get one. Afterall, he's never too far from us at this stage.

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Zoe is purr...fect!

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All is right with my world...

Check... To Done!

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Stem Cell Research and Cures Initiative

Teachers pet.

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A+ in puppy class.

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