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[pandonkey]

I spent 3 hours (minus a 15-minute break, wasn't that nice) watching very, very dull people talk about very, very dull changes to prescription drug labeling. Mind you, it sounds like they're good changes, but that doesn't mean they're remotely interesting. Especially when discussed repetitively (redundantly, repetitiously, re...iteratively, and in fact OVER AND OVER AGAIN) to the point of despair. The worst part is that most of the higher-ups left the meeting when they realized it'd be dull, leaving me, two coworkers for whom the information was actually somewhat relevant, and... my boss. Thus ensuring there was no escape in sight for me.

Aside from that, all's well; Doug's back home, the Nissan has miraculously returned to life, and we'll be making a hop-in, hop-out trip to Tampa/St. Pete this weekend for my cousin Kristen's wedding. I'm so travel-hungry at this point that just getting on a plane will be exciting.

Ah, and now that I'm learning how to use the scrapbook (the modern, Internet-based equivalent of the wallet full of grandkid photos), I demand that you enjoy this picture of my dog!. Ain't he cute?

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[ifiletu.livejournal.com]

He's adoreable!! And, with your permission I just have to add you to my friends list in case you post more cute puppy pictures. :)

That'll give me an excuse to go out and get a camera so I can let everyone see our *babies*. Fizz is a natural when it comes to being photographed. Tali, on the other hand, is hard to get to hold still long enough. ;)

[pandonkey.livejournal.com]

Certainly, and I'll do the same for you. :) I certainly have plenty of puppy (and kitty, for that matter) pictures; I just have to get around to putting them up.

Indy's great at posing for pictures, a natural camera hound. Chase, on the other hand, adopts cute poses just until he hears the whir of the camera powering on -- then he immediately moves or leaves the room entirely.