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Found dog - free to good home!

One of my coworkers found this sweet lab mix in his neighborhood. We're all trying to help her find a good home.

We think she is between 6 - 9 months old. She is probably a Lab/Chow mix, but her personality is completely Lab. She is a sweetheart and very smart. She has had limited time inside, but so far shows that she is house trained. She just loves human attention. All she needs is someone that can give her some time and she will be a great dog.

They'd love to keep her, but they have an older dog that isn't too fond of youngsters. I'd love to have her, but my roommate would kill me. If you're interested, please let me know!

Professor and poet Nikki Giovanni's moving words.

Hello! Molly here! I've been adjusting to OTP life quite nicely. Dog and I are getting along better. Sometimes I like to eat his food, and he likes to do the same in return. I try to play with him, but I think he only wants to hump me. We do fight over treats, though, and mommy freaks out while Dave threatens to beat us (but I know he won't, though, because mommy will hurt him. A lot). One of the best things about the new place is the staircase. I love to run up and down the stairs, especially when everyone is asleep. It's so funny! There's a little park area across the street from the house with a walking trail and pond, with plenty of nice places to poop (and poop-bag stands for mom). I made a new neighbor friend, Willow, who is a fat little sheltie. She and I like to romp around together. Also, Canadian geese like to swim around in the pond and I love to drag mom behind me while I chase and bark at them. There's a few cats around the neighborhood that I like to try to eat. Believe me, I'll get them one day if they're not careful. Mom also took me to the dog park at Wills Park. I got to run around in the dirt and play chase. I met a few new friends named Rocket, Cooper, Jack and Mr. Snuggles. They're fun and all, but I still like Willow better because she's a girl and boys are kinda dumb. Oh, I forgot to tell you that I graduated from school! Mommy is going to sign me up for the agility class next month so that I can have more "self-confidence." I don't know what that means, but I hope it tastes good. Other than that, nothing much is going on. I still like to wake mommy up a couple of hours before her alarm goes off every morning (Willow and I got to play at 5:30 this morning - sweet!), and I like to look out the windows of each floor to look for those stupid cats. Smell ya later! xxxxx, molly sue

Brian surprised me with a super secret date night this weekend. First we dined at Sushi Nami. There are few things I love as much as the raw fish, so I was excited to try everything. We ordered a bunch of rolls and some nigiri. The sushi was super fresh. One roll in particular, the Tommy (Bahama I think?) was delicious. It included cucumber, shrimp, and salmon topped with tiny lemon slices. Yum. They also have the best spider roll I think I've ever had - good taste and no greasy texture. The maguro nigiri was awesome - a deep red and melt-in-your-mouth tender. After dinner, we had a couple of drinks and he took me to our next destination -- ICE SKATING! If you didn't already know, I've lamented the fact that I couldn't find a place to occasionally ice skate like I did in Orlando. I couldn't believe that he actually remembered this, though. I didn't wear socks since I didn't know we were going skating, but luckily they sold them at the ticket booth and off we went. I think we were the oldest people in the entire rink, but it was so much fun and we managed not to break any bones. The rest of the weekend consisted of french toast, mimosas, and cheesy sci-fi movies intermingled with some "boyfriend fix this!" home improvement and Molly loving. I'm feeling like a pretty lucky chick lately.

I'm heating up my lunch and secretly laughing that the whole office will smell like broccoli and tuna steak in about 2 minutes.