Hey guys, rescue group Pawsibilities is hosting a blog tour highlighting rescue dogs and the owners who love them. I'm planning on participating (and this does run concurrent with the A Touch AWESOME blogfest for about a month, so you guys will have lots to read!), and I hope you guys will too.
If anyone doesn't know, shelter dogs are incredibly close to my heart, and I'm a HUGE fan of adopting vs. buying from a pet store for a variety of reasons. So I'm certainly looking forward to this.
For more information, click here.
***UPDATE*** I'm going to enter every person who leaves a comment on this post AND participates in the blogfest into a drawing for a $25 Amazon gift card or a $25 donation to the shelter of your choice. I'll check with Landra and have the drawing on Feb 20th, the day the blogfest starts.***
"You must want to enough. Enough to take all the rejections, enough to pay the price of disappointment and discouragement while you are learning. Like any other artist you must learn your craft—then you can add all the genius you like." Phyllis A. Whitney
Showing posts with label dog. Show all posts
Showing posts with label dog. Show all posts
26 January 2012
12 December 2010
You guys are going to make me have a contest, aren't you.
Twenty-two followers. I said when I reached 20, I'd have a contest. I've surpassed 20. And I'm totally unprepared ;) I'm working on this. Details soon to follow. I hope.
Now for something totally writing-unrelated.
I live in a multi-building complex. I'm also incredibly paranoid (which will eventually end up in a book [and the writing relation ends there]). Last night, when I took the dog out for the umpteenth time, we were minding our own collective business when a car pulled into the parking lot of my building. I thought nothing of it and continued into the yard of the next building with dog trotting happily beside me, stopping to sniff at grass or snow or what-have-you. Until that SAME CAR (or a car with incredibly similar headlights) pulled into the corresponding lot. Panic mode set in, as I am small and without weaponry. I pulled the dog back toward our building, looking back every few seconds toward the now-idling car. We got to our door, I thinking we're safe and sound, when I SEE THE CAR PULL BACK INTO THE LOT. Or, again, a car with incredibly similar headlights. I ran up the stairs, the dog in tow, locked the door and used the chain lock. Last night, I slept with a small knife under my pillow and jumped at every little sound. Is that weird to anyone else, or did I just overreact?
Now for something totally writing-unrelated.
I live in a multi-building complex. I'm also incredibly paranoid (which will eventually end up in a book [and the writing relation ends there]). Last night, when I took the dog out for the umpteenth time, we were minding our own collective business when a car pulled into the parking lot of my building. I thought nothing of it and continued into the yard of the next building with dog trotting happily beside me, stopping to sniff at grass or snow or what-have-you. Until that SAME CAR (or a car with incredibly similar headlights) pulled into the corresponding lot. Panic mode set in, as I am small and without weaponry. I pulled the dog back toward our building, looking back every few seconds toward the now-idling car. We got to our door, I thinking we're safe and sound, when I SEE THE CAR PULL BACK INTO THE LOT. Or, again, a car with incredibly similar headlights. I ran up the stairs, the dog in tow, locked the door and used the chain lock. Last night, I slept with a small knife under my pillow and jumped at every little sound. Is that weird to anyone else, or did I just overreact?
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