There was only a time or two in her entire life that she took food that was not meant for her and I could tell she knew that she wasn't supposed to do that and was expecting punishment. These days I think

well I am sure that is a fond memory that you wish you had in your life still. I take stock of the things that Nadi does that kind of annoy me and wonder about how much I am going to miss them in a few

Brock... lol. I am guessing this dog is enormous. Like Brock Lesnar.

I think 50k people is the perfect size. The city I live in while I was in high school had almost that exact population.

I'm a big fan of the Pee Wee Herman picture at the end. That was such a great film at the time it was released. There was a time in our bowling league that we were putting googley eyes on everything. Then

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Is your dog really young? Nadi would beg a lot when she was 1-3 years old. I trained that behavior out of her. It took a while but we got it done!

Yeah, Nadi knows when it is dinner time. She also knows when it is Thursday and that I am not going to be around for the entire day. She mopes all morning on Thursdays because of this.

I'm not really a fan of the corn either but I speak no vietnamese and don't know how to ask them to not include it. I do find it funny that Nadi thinks any time I put a shirt on that we are about to go

There are nice areas, they just aren't in my immediate quadrant. Perhaps I will do another photo montage of another area that we walk in that is more scenic and has less construction crap going on.

No offense, but I kind of feel bad for dogs that live their lives on a chain or tied up in the yard. There is one in my neighborhood that is a trophy dog of sorts, a pit bull, and it is chained up to a

Well I suppose I am just lucky that she is so easily pleased. If she was super high maintenance I would just end up disappointing her every day :)

The students are happy to help? They look like they don't mind too much.

I remember that drive across the middle of the USA. It's just a long stretch of farms and the most exciting thing is seeing what sort of food options the next exit has and hoping one of them is Taco Bell.

these are KYC thought I would presume, right?

that looks like some good teamwork!

yeah, it wasn't nice. But that was one of the many things that came along with living in the jungle. You have to take the bad with the good

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I have also been hearing about some hornets, the African and also the Asian ones which, fortunately, I have never encountered. Apparently the Asian ones are huge, like some fill up the entire palm of your

I'm not brave. I didn't know it was there haha. Where I grew up and where my family lived on farms, bees and other things that could sting you were just a part of life so I stopped being afraid of them