Wherein I pontificate about things that make me grind my teeth.
Boone
This is Boone.He was a big shweetie-pie.He liked to snuggle with Violet in the back seat of my car.And make parentheses with her on the couch.And occasionally use her as a pillow.Boonie enjoyed watching the ducks. Even more so when there wasn't a screen door between him and them. He preferred watching them all up close and personal-like. The feeling was not mutual.(Violet dug duck-watching too.)Boonie liked to sleep with his back legs sticking straight up toward his chin.And he loved to sit in my lap.I miss him.
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This is Boone. He was well-loved.
I miss him too, Amy. You are such an amazing dog mom! He was so loved and lucky to have you in his short life.
Poor baby Boone. And poor Mama Ames :(
I never got to meet him but you’ve wonderful way of making me feel like did.
Love you-
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Good article. It is very unfortunate that over the last several years, the travel industry has already been able to to tackle terrorism, SARS, tsunamis, bird flu virus, swine flu, plus the first ever entire global economic depression. Through all this the industry has proven to be robust, resilient and dynamic, getting new solutions to deal with trouble. There are usually fresh complications and opportunity to which the business must yet again adapt and respond.