Monthly Archives: March 2007

Too nice to nap . . .

Posted on March 29, 2007 by Kirsten

Too nice to play dead, either! Spring weather brings out the critters — my daughter spotted this fella “scurrying” across our yard and around to the back of the garage. He paused here, against a brick bbq chimney, long enough … Continue reading →

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Come to me . . .

Posted on March 28, 2007 by Kirsten

my melancholy baby . . . Technorati Tags: Al Bowlly

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A semi-curmudgeonly Wegmans post

Posted on March 25, 2007 by Kirsten

Wegmans — Rochester’s iconic supermarket chain — has rubbed me the wrong way a couple times in recent months. First, they completely rearranged their Pittsford store, where I do my shopping. I’m sure they have perfectly good business reasons for … Continue reading →

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My leash walking training video!

Posted on March 20, 2007 by Kirsten

Hi there! I had a revelation a couple months ago about a mental mistake I’d made that was impairing my ability to train my dog to walk nicely on leash. Since correcting the error of my ways, my dog’s on-leash … Continue reading →

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“Your privacy is very important to us”

Posted on March 10, 2007 by Kirsten

That just struck my funnybone. “Your privacy is very important to us. Now do tell us all about yourself.” LOL (Okay, okay, maybe you had to be there!)

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Our Friday

Posted on March 4, 2007 by Kirsten

More London photos, hooray! On Friday, we started out at the Tate Britain, which runs a ferry up the Thames between it and the Tate Modern. So after browsing art for awhile we ferried up the river. Didn’t go into … Continue reading →

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From the tour bus

Posted on March 3, 2007 by Kirsten

I had quite a pile of work awaiting me after my trip, so I’ve spent this week churning out Corporate Prose. I’ve got more to write this weekend, but in the meantime here’s a few more pics. The day after … Continue reading →

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