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i spent over a week with this dog. i took him into my tent when it rained, i fed him treats, i scratched his back. he still barks at me. jerk.
Daxie is being extremely difficult these days about pictures, she never smiles anymore and her new thing is closing her eyes while I take the picture.... I tried to get a family picture of the 5 dogs and she sat two feet behind everybody so she was out of focus and she's the shortest of the dogs and sat behind the tallest...little b*tch... Our new privacy fence is about half way done now, here she is in all her snooty glory with her eyes closed no less in front of our new gate.
This is taken with my new "Dreamy Diana" Lens from photojojo. Hope fully Daxie and the weather will cooperate more next week and I can get something really nice.
An excellent Pinot Noir from Orange in NSW, & a stunning SMG,
(Shiraz-Mataro-Grenache) from the Barossa.
Both drank beautifully after decanting. Cellaring would not be out of the question!
There was some controversy over this giant flag hanging at the Olympic Athlete Village. Thankfully an agreement was struck... Heres the latest news story.
VANCOUVER, B.C. — Australia won't have to take down its giant "boxing kangaroo flag" from the athletes' village for the Vancouver Olympics.
Australian Olympic Committee president John Coates says a deal was reached Sunday with the International Olympic Committee to keep the flag up for the duration of the games.
The green and gold flag, which depicts a red-gloved cartoon kangaroo, has been hanging from a balcony from the Australian team's living area in the village since last Sunday.
The Australians had been under pressure to take it down because it was deemed too commercial and a registered trademark.
But Coates says IOC president Jacques Rogge told him the flag can stay. Coates says the Australians must register the symbol with the IOC for future games.
Come On Aussie
Shannon Noll (seemingly)
Its been a long time commin'
To silence all that drummin'
To show them that it wasn't just a dream
They've beaten all the rest you know
And proven they're the best you know
The greatest team to wear the baggy green
Pigeon's pounding down like a machine
Dizzy's scarin' batsmen - lookin' mean
Gilly's gettin' wickets
Punter's clearin' pickets
And Warney's just the best we've ever seen
Come on Aussie, come on, come on
Come on Aussie, come on
Night or day, they're out to make us proud
To keep our flags a-wavin' in the crowd
Even gettin' zeroes
They'll always be our heroes
And keep us singin' come on just as loud
Come on Aussie, come on, come on
Come on Aussie, come on, come on
Come on Aussie, come on, come on
Come on Aussie, come on
A bit of fun for the Ashes Series...We need all the support we can muster. Come On Aussie!!!!!!!
Rob came to me and said, 'hey look, this cut looks just like Australia'
and it does
it's all better now.
How Australian is he?!?!?!?
Our cute little toy aussie turns out to be part polar bear. We named her Lucy, but Ling-ling is starting to come in there too.
Lucy is our toy aussie.. she's an itty bitty girl.
When EMD produced the 710 engine, they came up with a 12 and 16 cylinder version, producing 3000 and 38000HP respectively. Offered to American railroads in both GP and SD configurations, the 59-series was meant as a replacement for the ageing GP/SD40/-2's out on the mainlines, but the railroad's were overly interested. Norfolk Southern made a purchase of GP59's, but nobody stateside ordered the SD59, while GP/SD60 sales were decent.
Down under, things are a bit different. Both RailCorp, successor to NSWGR, and Australia National ordered variants known as the 82 Class and the DL Class, respectively.
does anyone else love that the australians dressed as australians?
aussie! aussie! aussie! oye!!! oye!!! oye!!
This is Fairfield Boathouse on Yarra River, Melbourne, Australia. Unfortunately just 10 degrees Celsius plus strong wind - no good good for cold beers
From left, Australians Kyle Thoms, Luke Beange and Gavin Beever take notes during a visit to the Haselwood Farm near Berryton.
"Hamburger With The Lot": Lettuce, tomato, cheese, onion, bacon, egg, pineapple and beets.
The Sunburnt Cow was such a cool East Village spot... bummed to learn it has permanently closed. bedfordandbowery.com/2014/04/sunburnt-cows-goodbye-we-hav...