Miami Vegan Blog

I recently rescued a Yellow Labrador, which I have lovingly named Butterscotch Ambrosia. She is so beautiful. That's not a picture of her, because one day she is going to be rich and famous and her photos will be worth millions. =) No, I can't find my battery charger for my camera that's the real hold-up. However, she looks identical to this picture.

Anyway, she was running in the street towards the Recycling truck that rides around the neighborhood. I called her and she came right over. Her owner lives down the street and asked if I wanted her. Hell Yes! They were feeding her chicken bones and salad with thousand island dressing. Needless to say, she had a "problem" all night long.

She's pretty wild when she's outside but very sweet inside. Likes to chew on plastic and chase her tail. Turns over her food bowl and likes to eat off the ground. Strange, huh?

It's amazing how a precious little animal can fill your heart up with so much love. I already have a dog, whom I consider my first-born son. But having a daughter is really special. More than I ever dreamed it would be. We're buddies and she get's cuter every minute. Maybe she'll be 50 pounds soon, but for now she is tiny and no bigger than a 1 year old baby. Love her!!

Get a dog, even better rescue a dog. It makes life so much richer and it saves a life.

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~inga~

Labels: animal rescue, butterscotch, dogs, lab, labrador, love, rescue, yellow, yellow lab

When did we think this was cool? From the hair to the dance moves to the outfits. If guys danced like this now, they would be laughed out of the school. Speaking of school, I just regressed back to 1989 and had a bag of gummy worms and Now & Laters. Remember those ... mmm mmm ... I washed it down with Vitamin Water - Rescue. I'm not a bandwagon person, getting on the whole designer water craze. I just wanted something between a water and a juice, and this seemed like a good choice. It tastes like a Mountain Dew that had ice in it, but you left it in the window, in view of the sun, and it got cloudy, and all the flavor went to the bottom and mixed with the water. I think that's the idea. An intentional aftertaste of flavor. Whatever, it was good.

Bye bye ...

Labels: 80s, candy, house party, kid n play, now and laters, regression, rescue, vitamin water