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- Mary Ellen
- Well, what you see is what you get. I'm at a point in life where it's not worth the energy to try to maintain illusions - for others or for myself. It looks like some of the some-day-I-will-accomplish-that sorts of things may not come to fruition, but I'm still busy doing work that seems useful, enjoying colleagues and friends, and learning how to do new things with computers. I love it when you comment and introduce yourselves!
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6 comments:
Charlie seems pretty happy.
He is so sweet and his name suits him.
I am also happy whn I have a good haircut :)
Charlie is so cute!
One cool dog now!
Oh, my! There's nothing like a good haircut to make a boy - and a girl - feel good! He doesn't look at all embarassed by his new "do". I had a friend whose dog wouldn't come out from under the bed for two days after a haircut!
I think he felt some relief from the burden of the wool (it had started getting pretty matted in places).
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