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Donde trabajaba antes, justo en frente de Victoria Station, aqui una vision particular, modificada como vei por aqui en iluminar las calles por la noche gastan mas bien poco, asi que toca darle al photoshop!
Tomb of Zhu Yuliu, 1568-1614, only full brother of Ming Emperor Wanli, Xinxiang, Henan Province. Complete indexed photo collection at WorldHistoryPics.com.
On Monday we made the decision to have the big fella put to sleep :-( Such a sad day and the end of an era. He had fallen down one time too many and was beginning to really struggle. He was a true gent right till the end.
I hope he has found Ava & Shanie at Rainbow Bridge.
Duke Special Darren Lyons Pictured on the Red Carpet of the 2009 Fate Awrads in the Waterfront Hall, Belfast on Friday 3rd April 2009 PHOTO: Kirth Ferris
Duke was found just wandering around a horse farm with no collar. We spent over a month advertising and looking for his owner with no leads. Poor baby must have been abandoned on the farm. We got attached to him so now he's a member of our pack. Since he's a senior he's very mellow and well trained. Adding him to our family was no more work than just filling an extra bowl of food. As a companion he has been invaluable to our 14 year old blind beagle Koko who now runs around wagging her tail as long as she has her friend Duke by her side. We are indebted to him for privding joy and comfort to Koko and the rest of us in the pack.
Here is my office in the Duke University Press books marketing department in Brightleaf Square. I had chronic lower back pain, so the Press special ordered a standing desk for me so I could work comfortably. I love it!
Helena Knox
Exhibits Manager, Duke Press
helena.knox@dukeupress.edu
Duke, impounded at a Central CA shelter, was slated for euthanasia the same day we stepped in. He's a magnificent, large-boned, affectionate Weim. Owner (who was not in a position to redeem), states that Duke is fully-field-trained, that he's exceptional with other dogs and children. We'll update bio as we work with Duke. He is extraordinarily handsome. Duke, due to his high prey drive and field training, is NOT safe with small dogs, bunnies, etc. Friends For Pets Foundation
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