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We were sitting on a bench waiting for the trolley to take us towards the city of Niagara Falls. So I decided to do some random people shooting. Not exactly the smartest pair of shoes to wear when you trekking out to Three Sisters Island, but whatever floats the boat.
Submitted for March's MSH # 8 Groan - I'm sure by the end of this walk she will be groaning about her feet. She won't be the only one groaning. I don't care who you are, hold old or young, how big or small..skirts that small are just trashy looking. I groaned when I saw this. Please keep your ass cheeks to yourself in public. There is always a place and time to wear things like this and in a crowded park likethis on a holiday weekend is not one of them.
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I spent the day being a voice for the voiceless. it was a great rally!
It seems like the Gov. and I have been likethis lately! Seeing him all over the place!
I took this photo on my tippy tippy TOES!
As the Patriot News states:
With no back-biting or fighting, dozens of dogs -- ranging in size from pocket-size pooches to 110-pound Leonbergers -- set a new standard for polite political behavior on the Capitol grounds Tuesday, September 16, 2008.
Accompanied by about 250 humans, the dogs used pleading eyes and wagging tails to lobby for House Bill 2525, designed to end Pennsylvania's reputation as the puppy mill capital of the East.
PROPOSED CHANGES The bill would double cage sizes, ban wire flooring, require annual veterinary exams and outdoor exercise areas, and set lighting, temperature and ventilation standards in kennels.
'TUBE OF TOOTHPASTE' "Compassionate breeders support HB2525 because they know animals should not be treated like they are an ear of corn or a tube of toothpaste," said Stephanie Shain, director of the Stop Puppy Mills campaign for the Humane Society of the United States.
WHAT'S NEXT The House is expected to vote on the bill today. Senate Republican spokesman Erik Arneson said it is "possible" the bill will be considered by the Senate before it adjourns on Oct. 8. Without Senate approval the bill will die when the session ends Nov. 30.
If you live near Lancaster, Pennsylvania, please come to Puppy Mill Awareness Day, Saturday, September 20th! www.awarenessday.org/