Husband just let the dogs in out of the cold. It's like being greeted by two rockets that are zeroed in on my chair.
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Ooh! What kind of dogs? Do you have pictures? 
Do tell!
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Do tell!(Sorry to be a third mini-rocket)
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I’ve heard it said that the Irish know suffering and storytelling. We’ve learned some of the suffering. Like today we were at the EPIC Irish Emigration Museum and it was so very well done. We spent 3 hours there. If you ever make it to Dublin I highly recommend it.
Then tomorrow we are going to the National Leprechaun Museum for an hour of Irish storytelling!
Then tomorrow we are going to the National Leprechaun Museum for an hour of Irish storytelling!
Ooh! What kind of dogs? Do you have pictures?
(Sorry to be a third mini-rocket)
I don't have photos right now; guess I should take one. Giant Puppy a 3.5 year old, 95-pound black lab and Great Pyrenees mix (Pyrador? Labraneese?). He looks like a giant, long-legged black lab. Little Puppy is a 5 month old 40-pound mountain cur and Bernese mountain dog mix (Curnese mountain dawg). Bernese color, cur smooth coat.
So, I basically went on a spending spree and got nearly the entire collection of Star Wars tie-in movie novels.
The Phantom Menace by Terry Brooks
Attack of the Clones by R.A. Salvatore
Revenge of the Sith by Matthew Stover
Solo by Mur Lafferty
Rogue One by Alexander Freed
A New Hope by George Lucas
The Empire Strikes Back by Donald Glut
Return of the Jedi by James Khan
The Force Awakens by Alan Dean Foster
The Rise of Skywalker by Rae Carson
All I need now is The Last Jedi, and I got it all. I also did get Gentleman Bandit by John Boessenecker because I do have a small interest in the American Wild West.
