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On October 24, 2016 I made an urgent 100+ mile (round-trip) to pick-up this sweet girl. She now is being fostered by me, and hopefully soon will have her forever home. Today, October 27, 2016 she is being spayed. This picture is her last night getting ready to sleep...she has this tick...she lightly chews & then falls asleep with the cloth in her mouth. Hopefully we will be able to allow her to come into a sense of security and enjoy a stable and structured home.
When kids turn 3, they give up their pacifiers and hang them from a tree, like this one. It's a rite of passage into becoming a "big kid."
We never actually called my daughter's pacifier a binky. We always called it her sucky-suck. But that sounded a little weird for the title. I do find it ironic however that my daughter never did, and still after 6 mos, hates the pacifier.
By the slipway on the beach at Lulworth Cove. The village does have a few odd habits, just up the road there's a tree, festooned with abandoned buckets and spades from the beach.
Knit from stash Knit Picks Shine using Susan B. Anderson's free pattern found here:
Knit from stash Knit Picks Shine using Susan B. Anderson's free pattern found here: ia341239.us.archive.org/2/items/KnittedBrochure/knittedbr...
Knit from stash Knit Picks Shine using Susan B. Anderson's free pattern found here: ia341239.us.archive.org/2/items/KnittedBrochure/knittedbr...
heres a good one of the icing, i made it half white hal blue buttercream for the baby naming tomorrow with a little fondant pacifier on top :)