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January 6, 2012

New Year!

So we have done it again… Another new year has started. It’s a leap year. What does that mean? A leap year (or intercalary or bissextile year) is a year containing one extra day (or, in the case of lunisolar … Continue reading →

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Saving Cinnamon: The Amazing True Story of a Missing Military Puppy and the Desperate Mission to Bring Her Home by Christine Sullivan

From Baghdad, With Love: A Marine, the War, and a Dog Named Lava by by Lieutenant Colonel Jay Kopelman with Melinda Roth

A Dog's Purpose by W Bruce Cameron

Angelo's Journey: A Border Collie's Quest for Home by Angelo Dirks, Leland Dirks

A Good Dog: The Story of Orson, Who Changed My Life by John Katz

Until Tuesday: A Wounded Warrior and the Golden Retriever Who Saved Him by Fmr. Cpt. Luis Carlos Montalvan with Bret Witter
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Animals can communicate quite well. And they do. And generally speaking, they are ignored. ~Alice Walker

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Word of the day!

panegyrize\PAN-i-juh-rahyz\ , verb;
1.To eulogize; to deliver or write a panegyric about.2.To indulge in panegyric; bestow praises.

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Colours…..

Meaning of the Color Gray
Gray is timeless, practical, and solid. A longstanding favorite suit color, gray can mix well with any color. Although well like and often worn, people rarely name gray as a favorite color possibly because Gray also is associated with loss or depression.

How the color gray affects us physically and mentally
* unsettling
* expectant

For more information see "All About the Color Gray"

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Animal Magick!

Otter is a creature of land and water, feminine elements. In both Native American and Celtic traditions, she represents joy. She is the child within all humans. Otters are members of the carnivorous mustelidae family which includes weasels, stoats, fishers, minks, martens, wolverines, badgers and polecats (not skunks). They are found on all continents, except Australia and Antarctica. These web-footed aquatic mammals live in coastal areas, rivers, streams and lakes.

Land otters eat crayfish (favorite), turtles, fish, frogs, snails, snakes, insects and other freshwater shellfish. Sea otters eat shellfish, snails, fish and sea urchins, their favorite. Both types crack the shelled animals on rocks. When otters eat sea urchins, they roll onto their backs, using their stomachs as tables and enjoy their meal. After they’re finished eating, they lick their paws.

The hallmark of otters is their playfulness. Both the adults and young ones frolic. They toss shells into the water, then dive after them. Otters slide down banks, head-first on their bellies. They float on their backs and chat with each other by chirping, and dive in and out of the water.

Read more at Suite101: Otter - Pagan Symbolism and a Legend: She Is Symbolic of Woman Medicine, Playfulness and Trickster |
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