They'd be bizarre-looking on a human, never mind on such a spacedog.
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Random freshman year roommates, who thanks to a bit of creative self-description (nonsmoking, check), ended up living together in tiny spaces for two entire years.
Now, over a decade later, we're on either coast- one in New York City, the other in Seattle- but we still send each other beautiful things to appreciate each day.
Now, over a decade later, we're on either coast- one in New York City, the other in Seattle- but we still send each other beautiful things to appreciate each day.
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- What Better Way to Celebrate?
- look out!
- jackie o.
- Ghost Pump
- Pumpkin Week, Continued
- nothing to shake a stick at.
- grey days.
- Pumpkin Week
- Fort Tyron Park
- Hope Fruit, Tribeca
- Day End
- new routine = new route
- Soho Sky
- new horizon.
- Bergen St., Brooklyn
- Breakfast
- Catsitting
- Dogjamas
- Images From an Ashram
- the fruits and veg of my labor.
- Saturday, 7:14 a.m.
- a visual ode to hydrangea.
- later days.
- it's so hard...
- prickly.
- el toro.
- In a Row
- ole!
- i heart ny.
- turt mcgirt.
- make like a tree and leave.
- Bridgeport, Conn.
- taters.
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3 comments:
i hope that doggy doesn't walk past a mirror.
i hope his owner doesn't- otherwise he'd have to commit seppuku if he had any hope of retaining his self-respect.
and we all know what a mess that turns into.
Greyhounds have thin skin and thin fur. They're more sensitive to the cold than most dogs and therefore need a coat when it is cold outside. You may question the pattern of the fabric, but for this greyhound, the coat is definitely necessary.
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