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Coco Knots makes beautiful macrame wall hangings, plant hangers and even jewelry.
Photo by Christina Gandolfo courtesy of Go As If Productions
That's Coco's cousin Angel on the left. As you may suspect, those are not their real names. Chinese women (and men) like to adopt "American" names.
Note the ubiquitous peace symbol.
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Well today was day 2 for having Coco as my foster. This little girl is afraid of everything...especially humans.
The two areas I wanted to work on today was socialization and walking on leash. And she made some great progress in each area.
Successes for the day:
Walked on leash without needing to stop every 30 seconds. And was able to walk at a much quicker pace. She is also able to enter and exit through the door with greater ease.
Tail wagging....this happened on multiple occasions...yippee.
Tail not always tucked between her legs.
Hanging out downstairs with me and the boyz on the couch, vs. hiding upstairs in one of the dog beds.
Showed me her belly on a couple of occasions looking for a scritch.
Being able to wonder about 15 feet away from me in an outside fenced in setting. She only did this a few times...but she is always at me heels when we are outside.
And the thing I am most proud of- her going to meet a stranger. It took a while before she eventually went over. But she did it, go some scritches, and was ready to follow her home. And the best part is the lady fell in love with Coco,and her and her husband have been considering another dog. So might be a potential adopter when she is ready for adoption!
This is a glyph from the CoCo Flowerfont.
CoCo Flowerfont is a collaborative photofont project created by participants at FontConf at the CoCoMSP workspace in St. Paul, MN on 6.19.10.
The softly scented letter you see here is part of an flower-alphabet that was created by about 40 people under the direction of alphabetician Chank Diesel. An open source OpenType version is in the works, but for now, here is a pretty letter portrait for you.
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My foster Coco at the dog park (area for small dogs). She is coming along well, and continues to grow trust in me.
She still has a long way to go with her fears, but she is well on her way!
Coco is so hard to photograph. I am so thrilled I finally got a couple of good pictures of her! As with all black dogs, it is hard to capture the expression in their eyes. Last night, Coco was cuddled up on the couch and the table lamp was lighting up her eyes...perfect! You can even see the sprinkles of white that are on her face.