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La foto tiene efectos chungos porque Gabriel le puso el modo nocturno, pero es que es demasiado buena como para ser cierto xDDDDDDDDD
Supongo que podréis intuir que me lo pasé de muerte en la graduación de los telecos (a pesar de que por poco me convierto en House xDDD). Esto es en el bar que estuvimos antes de la cena (detrás: Ion, Javi y Richi, delante yo). Qué de gente apañá que conocí ^___^
dobermann rescue,dobermanns in dog pound
onlus: www.dobermannsangels.it
Most of the dobermanns live in various dog pounds or shelters where they remain outdoors 24/7, day and night, Summer and Winter time. They have no shelter from the hot Italian Sun or the cold and very humid Winter. They have no place to sleep on, they are always on the cold and hard concrete. These poor dogs get no human contact, no exercise. Some shelters are better than others and the “lucky” ones get to stay in the yard or home of some family, but still most are in terrible conditions.
Some of the dogs we save from situations that are better left undescribed. We take these poor dogs, take good care of them and make them reborn. We have had adult males which weigh 18kg. After the needed period of weeks or months of physical and psychological recovery we hope to find a home for each of the dogs for the rest of their lives.
My daughter, starting her business as a photographer, took a photo of our band after performing in a St. Andrew's Day service last Sunday in Boise. In addition to the photo being taken by my daughter, the kilt I'm wearing was made by my sister, and the fiddle was made by me. From left to right we have Bill, a long-time friend of mine, whom I've spent many a day tracking the mountains for deer and elk with flintlock in hand, Julia on cello, new to the band, and a good influence musically, myself, Dana, who usually plays piano, but occasionally graces us with her fine voice and guitar, and Tim, a piper, guitarist, whistle-playing accordionist -- pretty much anything he gets his hands on.