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Tag Archives: sounds
Why do we keep eating?
3 CommentsWhy do we eat? The simple answer would be that if we did not eat, we would die. But that is not entirely true. Science can provide us with a pill we can take that would provide exactly the nutrition … Continue reading
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Posted in Business, Journalism, None, Political thoughts, Pop Culture, Social Media, Technology
Tagged 2009, blog, books, coffee, dog, dogwalk, DogWalkBlog, follow, get, gi, god, house, iPod, Joe, less, media, newspaper, restaurant, sm, sounds, time, type, walk
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A vacuum cleaner, a civil defense siren and a harmonica
3 CommentsToday, I heard three new sounds: a vacuum cleaner, a civil defense siren and a harmonica. I barked at one, ran away from the other and howled at the third. Comment back and guess which got which reaction! Tweet
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Tagged Charlie, civil defense siren, dog, harmonica, rufus, Sallie, sounds, vacuum cleaner
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Clinging to my walks
Leave a commentI recently had the opportunity to take a ride through Red State America along Hwy 35 through southern Ohio, West Virginia and onto Interstate 64. The ride was a bit odd as I emerged from Dayton, the rich, white, mall-laden … Continue reading
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