Finn has to go to the groomer
Dec. 26th, 2018 10:17 amI was able to get an appointment Friday, which really astonished me - usually the groomer books up weeks in advance! But I guess nobody wanted to go right after Christmas. (They told me on the phone that people were still trying to book grooming and/or boarding right before Christmas. It was already, like, the 22nd. I can't even....)
End of December isn't the optimal time for this dog to be shaved down, but we couldn't do it when it was the optimal time so he'll just have to shiver a little next month. He's rapidly moving from "scruffy" to "disreputable", and that can't be allowed. Sorry, baby.
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End of December isn't the optimal time for this dog to be shaved down, but we couldn't do it when it was the optimal time so he'll just have to shiver a little next month. He's rapidly moving from "scruffy" to "disreputable", and that can't be allowed. Sorry, baby.
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A Brief History of the Snow Globe
Female penises evolved twice in bark lice
Old Christmas songs get all the play time
The delightful, inventive, fraught era when kids made their own toys.
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Chaucer or Shakespeare? (Quiz. You have to turn off adblock to make it work, but there don't seem to be many ads in the first place.)
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So How Do You Teach Kids To Be Honest?
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