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conulyWhen we got there, and we were waiting, I sat on the bench outside. I'd brought Moonpie with me to get her nails trimmed, and she hid under the bench.
First the tech came to take Finn for his distemper shot. Moonpie decided she was safe and climbed onto my lap. Then the tech came back and went for Moonpie. That dog made several valiant attempts to scramble out of her arms and back into the safety of my lap, but to no avail. Poor baby.
On the one hand, I'm really touched by her obvious trust in me. On the other, honey, your nails urgently needed trimming!
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First the tech came to take Finn for his distemper shot. Moonpie decided she was safe and climbed onto my lap. Then the tech came back and went for Moonpie. That dog made several valiant attempts to scramble out of her arms and back into the safety of my lap, but to no avail. Poor baby.
On the one hand, I'm really touched by her obvious trust in me. On the other, honey, your nails urgently needed trimming!
Building mechanical memory boards using origami
Photos of NYC in the 1880s. (Lots of pictures of people jumping, probably because the photographers thought that it was supercool to get snapshots of people in midair.)
Solving a Century-Old Typographical Mystery
On Streets and Subways in South Korea, Poetry Hides in Plain Sight
COVID-19 Is Transmitted Through Aerosols. We Have Enough Evidence, Now It Is Time to Act
New US virus cases fall as masks gain favor but testing lags
Fauci says rushing out a vaccine could jeopardize testing of others
We Need to Talk About School Transportation
Office Life at the Pentagon Is Disconcertingly Retrograde
‘You Are Not an American’
Suppressing Native American Voters
Inmate beaten to death at federal lockup
Despite Huge Number of Misconduct Complaints, Cops at NYPD’s 75th Precinct Keep Getting Promotions
Shot by police, thwarted by judges and geography
