Still Life With Cats
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| Blog Name: | Still Life With Cats |
| Url: | http://animalmysoul.com |
| Language: | English |
| Topics: | life, universe, everything |
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| Popularity: | 9 Followers |
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Study says lesbians make better parents | News Story on 365gay.com
Study says lesbians make better parents | News Story on 365gay.com. Lesbians make better parents than a man and a woman, according to Stephen Scott, Director of Research, at the National Academy for Parenting Practitioners. (click the link to read more)
Study says lesbians make better parents | News Story on 365gay.com. Lesbians make better parents than a man and a woman, according to Stephen Scott, Director of Research, at the National Academy for Parenting Practitioners. (click the link to read more)
Doors
When I read “Neverwhere” by Neil Gaiman there was one section that I remembered and still remember. I think it was on page 256 of the trade paperback and it talked about doors. It basically says that doors want to be opened. I’m moving to Oregon, a coast I’ve visited a few times and like but never liked the fact that it didn’t snow. A coast where I associate surfing, bleached blonde hair, and bad movies from the 50s starring Frankie Avalon. A coast where I had some good food but also felt the overall feel was a flaky one. Then again, I’d only been in California. This past spring Jen and I had some serious discussions about our lives,
When I read “Neverwhere” by Neil Gaiman there was one section that I remembered and still remember. I think it was on page 256 of the trade paperback and it talked about doors. It basically says that doors want to be opened. I’m moving to Oregon, a coast I’ve visited a few times and like but never liked the fact that it didn’t snow. A coast where I associate surfing, bleached blonde hair, and bad movies from the 50s starring Frankie Avalon. A coast where I had some good food but also felt the overall feel was a flaky one. Then again, I’d only been in California. This past spring Jen and I had some serious discussions about our lives,
PUPPY on Flickr – Photo Sharing!
PUPPY on Flickr – Photo Sharing!. I helped out today at Meet the Breeds and talked to a LOT of people about shiba inus and got a chance to see a few other dogs and cats. It was insanely crowded and I’m exhausted. I’ll be there tomorrow too!
PUPPY on Flickr – Photo Sharing!. I helped out today at Meet the Breeds and talked to a LOT of people about shiba inus and got a chance to see a few other dogs and cats. It was insanely crowded and I’m exhausted. I’ll be there tomorrow too!
Withers: Some (corpulent) people should not wear certain t-shirts | Gay News Blog | 365gay.com
Withers: Some (corpulent) people should not wear certain t-shirts | Gay News Blog | 365gay.com.
Withers: Some (corpulent) people should not wear certain t-shirts | Gay News Blog | 365gay.com.
Key to Hell
Tomorrow I’m getting a tattoo. It’s my “Goodbye NYC” tattoo and my “closing one door and opening another” sort of tattoo. I tend to get them as a rite of passage or to mark something interesting/important that is going on. Also, I’ve been known to get a tattoo for the sake of the sensation of being poked, prodded, and having a needle that is spinning dragged across my skin and then the burning, throbbing feeling afterwards is very cool. It also releases major adrenaline and what not – so I tend to get a bit perky and goofy or at least walk around grinning like a happy puppy with a new toy. I had thought about what to get for a lo
Tomorrow I’m getting a tattoo. It’s my “Goodbye NYC” tattoo and my “closing one door and opening another” sort of tattoo. I tend to get them as a rite of passage or to mark something interesting/important that is going on. Also, I’ve been known to get a tattoo for the sake of the sensation of being poked, prodded, and having a needle that is spinning dragged across my skin and then the burning, throbbing feeling afterwards is very cool. It also releases major adrenaline and what not – so I tend to get a bit perky and goofy or at least walk around grinning like a happy puppy with a new toy. I had thought about what to get for a lo
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