Cliff

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I know exactly what you mean about dogs. Spencer and Skylar (a sheltie and a mutt), the two older ones prefer to live life in peace and quiet - so they spend most of their time at my parent's house cause I like to play my music loud and sing along (closest I've been able to get to my former weekly kareoke outings.) On the other hand, my baby (3yr old Great Pyrenees) will join in....yes, despite not having any hound in her she's taught herself to howl (and boy was that a fun learning curve to watch.) Before the RSD, she used to dance with me in the living room. As she gets older the little habits she picks up and skills she learns just entertain the heck out of me. Love her to death.

Speaking of which, you may want to pace yourself with the Red Sox coverage. Any die hard fan can attest to shortness of breath and a rapidly increasing heart rate on several occasions throughout their life. Now that the whole world is watching them, everyone's getting a taste of what we Sox fans have always known......they've never done anything the easy way Enjoy the day and the game tonight. TriciaCliff Huber wrote:Hi Tricia!My dogs crack me up. They are among my greatest joys. The old German Shepherd (named Axel) likes peace and quiet. If things get to noisy, he'll give me an over-the-shoulder dirty look, head up to the bedroom and turn on CNN. Maggie the Westie on the other hand is the life of the party. She's up for anything. Occasionally, I'll have other musicians over

and we'll play late into the night. Maggie will park herself next to me and listen for as long as we're willing to play. Axel splits after the first note! The Sox look great this year, and I'm confident that this is absolutely the year!!! I'm not sure if I'm going to be able to make it through the series without having a heart attack though...they really do need to cut back on those errors!!! I hope you and yours are well and happy...take care!Peace, love and pain relief!!!Cliff