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Sandy is a 50 year old woman from Washington, USA

  • crazyred7s blog - StumbleUpon

    Rated Nov 25 • 264 reviews • stumblers • stumbleupon.com









    Red has some creative kids in her neighborhood who like to leave
    works of art for passersby ~ I never see anything near this
    exciting on my walks.

    I'm a little envious...









  • The Saturday Bulletin & Archive & Issue #394: Hemlock...

    Rated Nov 24 • 1 review • humor • saturdaybulletin.com









    You was right, baby





  • GorgePhotos Gallery 3

    Rated Nov 23 • 1 review • photography, oregon, pentax, columbia river gorge • gorgephotos.com








    From the photo gallery of Terry Alford, photos from the Columbia
    River Gorge and surrounding areas in Oregon and Washington.

    This photo is of Haystack Rock, Cannon Beach, Oregon.



  • johnshavens reviews - StumbleUpon

    Rated Nov 20 • 1 review • stumblers, labrador retrievers • stumbleupon.com







    "The Lab Revolution has already begun, and you are either with them, or against them. Surrender to the authority of the Lab, and show that you support the Labrador Retriever's conquest for World Domination with official "Obey the Labrador Retriever!" propaganda.

    Alison, this is a great post - of course with Labs you would never know you were being taken over - maybe that's the iron fist in the velvet glove approach....or the "Aren't I cute with my wagging tail and stick retrieving" approach.  Either way I think they will have no problems winning over the people who aren't already having their lives happily run by these cheery fellows.




  • ENOUGH ROPE with Andrew Denton - episode 28: Sir David...

    Rated Nov 18 • 1 review • television • abc.net.au





    A wonderful interview with the great Sir David Attenborough. Thanks Janine, for the share ~


    From the page:

    Andrew Denton: You've shown us some images which have really startled people - the memorable one of the killer whales playing with the seals as they were killing them, or the chimpanzees attacking and tearing apart a monkey. Is there worse stuff that's ended up on the cutting room floor that we never saw?

    Sir David Attenborough:     When it comes to cruelty and violence, we are very careful - at least, I believe we are very careful - about what we show. Um, it's a very difficult judgment to make. I mean, you simply can't put out natural history programs in which there's no violence. I mean, if you're making a program about lions, you can't pretend that wildebeests just give themselves up. You know, that's sentimentalising and absurd. So you don't. On the other hand, the fact of the matter is that lions don't often make clean kills, and animals are sometimes eaten when they are still alive, and there is blood everywhere. And you can't show all that either. So you have to try and make a judgment, and a lot of people... Well, I mean, people are extraordinary, aren't they, sometimes? I mean, I once got a letter from someone who said, "We were appalled by what you showed on those lions hunting wildebeests. And I understand," said this lady who wrote, "that your films cost a lot of money. Well, you'd be very much better off if you used that money to train lions to eat grass."

    LAUGHTER

    Andrew Denton: As - as perhaps the most experienced broadcaster in the world, here's a question for you. Why is it alright for kids to watch zebras having sex on television, but it's pornographic if humans do it?

    Sir David Attenborough: Very difficult question, and I don't know the answer. Um...and of course, oddly enough, it's the same with violence. That people will object very much to seeing a predator killing its prey, and yet, in the news, will accept showing shots of people shooting one another. It's just awful.



    Go to the page for the complete interview.

  • The History of Birth Control | Newsweek Health |...

    Rated Nov 17 • 4 reviews • history • newsweek.com




    The History of Birth Control





    Found through Wixter



  • Nap Tiem - Sleeping Animals of All Kinds - Part 3

    Rated Nov 16 • 1 review • naps, next life, otters • naptiem.com








    In my next life....playing, swimming, diving, napping, eating seafood, being cute. 

    Shallow? 

    Maybe....but it always looks like such a fine way to live ~

  • Flickr Photo Download: White swan

    Rated Nov 16 • 1 review • photography, echinacea • flickr.com




    A beautiful green November bloom from Jane's garden ~






    Echinacea purpurea 'White Swan'


  • migratorybirds reviews - StumbleUpon

    Rated Nov 13 • 12 reviews • stumblers • stumbleupon.com









    From Migratorybird's beautiful pages - Welcome Claudia, I had a very nice visit!

  • The (Other) End of the Internet & Blog Archive & What...

    Rated Nov 13 • 2 reviews • cats, blogs • otherendoftheinter.net





    My wife and I were cruising ebay last evening looking for Christmas presents when we ran into an auction that clearly stated "This item comes from a household with a non smoking cat."

    After we finished laughing at that, we gave up and watched It's A Wonderful Life.

    This morning I was still thinking about the "non smoking cat" and I went back to ebay to ask the seller this question:

    You said the item "comes from a household with a non smoking cat". I'm curious how you got him to quit because our cat is up to two packs a day. He refuses to get a job and, between the cigarettes and the beer, I'm tired of supporting his habits.

    :>

    Have a great day.



    The woman answered me a short while ago with this:

    I found out that she had a fake ID and was sneaking out with the car keys at night. She would drive down to the local C-Store to purchase her smokes and hang out with her buddies. I sent mine to CAA. AA for cats :)