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Well much to everyone's disappointment, there is no picture with today's post. This is to represent the fact that I FORGOT TO TAKE A PICTURE YESTERDAY!! I'm totally bummed about this...since it means I failed at my 365 day challenge. But...I'm not giving up...just tweaking the challenge a bit. I have decided I get 3 strikes (yesterday being one of them). After three strikes I'm out...which doesn't mean I get to quit...it just means I have to start over from that day foreword with 365 more days. Ok...there...I said it out loud, now you all are responsible for holding me to it!
In other news...we got a WHOPPING blizzard yesterday. And it really was a blizzard, the weatherman said so (apparently there are special criteria to meet)! I left the office to pick up Beau and work from home at about 11 AM. I couldn't see a thing the whole way...it was actually really scary! Here is something to put it in perspective...I couldn't see where to stop to turn into Racine. When I finally found it and was waiting to turn I couldn't see the flashing neon sign at the gas station that you all make fun of. Yeah, the one that was 2 feet in front of my face. Holy Moly...that's a whiteout!
And now for your Beau fix...he is good, the weather hasn't phased him a bit. Still rolling like a wild man, and last night was just about getting pushed up onto all fours. Something tells me we're going to have a crawler on our hands very soon.
Ok....TTFN (ta ta for now for those of you not up on your Tigger talk).
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