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November 15, 2006

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Alayne and Steve,

I have been following your blog for a year or two now and it is without a doubt my favourite on the web; I've stated this categorically on my own blog!
You make your readers feel as if we were all there with you and the animals. Who of us doesn't wake up each morning wondering where Widget will sleep today?! And I was ECSTATIC when you added the video clips. Your dedication to and love for the Rolling Dog Residents is an inspiration to us all.
I am particularly moved by the story of Brynn because, virtually anywhere else, she wouldn't have a chance. The two of you give me hope for humanity. Thank you, thank you, thank you for everything you do.

What a precious baby!!!
I am curious to know if surgery is an option to correct this problem.

She is darling!

Brynn has really grown! I hope she associates the treat with going through the shower. With your cold weather you should get treats yourselves for going through that process! Maybe hot chocolate & s'mores....
Sending warm hugs,
ginger & Tobias

Brynn is a beautiful baby and it looks like she's loving her treat.

Brynn looks so beautiful and healthy! You have all done such a great job at helping her develop into a lovely young lady. And of course, all young ladies have to throw a temper tantrum once in a while! HA!

She is darling! Winter already! Gesh! :)

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