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Happy New Years
Eating anything special to celebrate? We're eating sukiyaki and mochi in azuki bean paste.
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anyone eating anything good? can I come over?
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We're having crab-stuffed talapia.
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It's not New Years and Football without Pizza. And since my wife is working, I'll have two large Pizzas to myself.
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So, the dog ate our dinner. The whole thing. Dinner was on the table but we were all out of the room for some reason and we heard a crash. And, well, you know.
I decided pizza sounded good. Could be worse, I suppose: My parents still swear their dog ate their wedding cake. |
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She's a Golden Retriever. Named Goldie, cleverly enough. Of course, she didn't have time to down the whole thing before we got to her, but the dinner suddenly seemed rather, um, unappetizing, if you will. So, Goldie got a holiday dinner.
Besides, if you know anything about my cooking, you'll understand that Jason was probably relieved to have an excuse to dial Dominos, anyway. :) |
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We had a house-trained vizsla when I was a kid. That dog was brilliant and was loved like one of the family. I still miss him. He used to sit under the dinner table and when Mom turned her head we would slip whatever food we didn't want to eat under the table and he would slurp it up. We also taught him how to ride horses and motorcycles with us. You would just pat the gas tank or the saddle and he would hop right up and sit in front and love every second of the ride. Of course, he was also an outstanding bird dog. |
I had always preferred tiny dogs, but Jason talked me into a Golden.
Goldie has turned out to be an excellent therapy dog for Thomas. I had heard that some dogs will naturally adapt to their owners' needs, but I didn't anticipate us being lucky enough to find one. She is also a great bird dog, although an unsupervised one. Last month she got out of the fence and ran away....came home carrying a duck. (Where in the world did she find a duck??) |
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We had another dog that was half wolf. We kept him chained up because he had a tendency to bite strangers. He got away once and came back with the head of a sheep. Oops. Another time he came back with a face full of porcupine quills. It was always an adventure. |
was the half-wolf a house dog at all?
I love dogs. I have two. German Shepherd and of course my avatar, a yellow lab. |
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Occasionally a stray dog would come into our yard and wander into the reach of his chain. He would sneak up and then charge the dog without making a sound and then grab the other dog by the neck. We would have to pull him off or he would kill them. And of course, he would bark whenever anyone came into the yard. More of a watchdog than anything. Quote:
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Does anyone else find it unamerican that we're discussing dogs in the "food" forum?
Mike, my son Michael really likes your dog. He says your dog and Goldie could be friends. (He's 7. These things make sense in his world.) |
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Right. I have that cookbook, I think. A hundred and one ways to wok a dog.
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Michael is right. My dog would like your dog.
The picture captures her personality perfectly. |
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we adopted our shepherd when she was five. One of the owners had cancer and they were getting rid of their dogs. Owner died the day we picked her up (we picked her up from owners' friend's house).
Anyway, it's nighttime, I walk up to the door, which is a glass/screen door, and this shepherd bolts down the hallway towards me, unleashing holy hell. I think I set the record for the standing *backward* broad-jump. I love her. But time is taking its toll. She is about 10 now. |
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