No, haven't fallen off the face of the earth ...

Just a quick note to say I haven't disappeared. In fact, I've just started a new job at my local animal shelter, which I plan to write about ~soon~.

But, for now, I'm sore, dirty, smelly, tired and thoroughly happy with my new line of work.

Also, I have two birthday cakes to bake this week (one for my dad and one for my son) and a trip to Luray Caverns this Saturday ... which I will also be blogging about once I get the time... and a much needed nap.

TTFN Best Beloved :)

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  1. S i a c íMay 14, 2012 at 4:59 PM

    good luck, and hug a puppy or kitty for me!

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  2. CatatmyfeetMay 14, 2012 at 7:09 PM

    There's one very large shephard mix that gave ME a giant hug today after I finished cleaning his kennel... it was sloppy and wet, but certainly appreciated.

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