UR A FAGET I'm a faggot, LOL. I'm a lowlife because I don't like Big Brown!

So I'm a faggot low-life because I don't like Big Brown! GOOD TO KNOW! Nevermind I don't like ANY of the three-year-olds out there.... I'm A FAGET FOR NOT LIKING BIG BROWN!!! *dork*

Of course, if I was a real faggot lowlife, I would've posted the person's username and user-picture instead of pixelating the name and using the Spoiler image from 4chan. But hey! I'm a faggot, LOL! I LOVE IT! All because I don't like a doped-up piece of crap horse.

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Sheared two llamas yesterday, then stopped because of the heat. Today is *much* cooler. We've sheared two of the toughest this morning, including Iapetus who will be moving to Duvall this week.

Also cut fighting teeth for the first time! I'm very proud of myself. It wasn't as hard as I thought it would be - they come off quickly and the one boy we tried so far didn't seem to mind all that much.

Will be shearing all afternoon/evening until we get tired, then go jump in the lake :)  As always, anyone is welcome.

We walked down to the lake yesterday, met the Wolf Camp owner who suggested we take his canoe for a paddle. The lake is stunningly beautiful anyways, but last night the water was like glass. Fish jumping all over catching bugs, and down by "Boateater Cove," we saw two otters. I didn't even know there were otters in the state! Made me want to get a fishing pole and catch my dinner  :)

This has been one hell of a week.  Our office has been virtually non-stop with the patients rolling in. And it's not just the simple stuff either- it's lots of long exams.  Wednesday we had something like 73 patients in our clinic and we only staff two providers and four MAs.  Buybusybusy.....

Last night was spent up at the Tab at the Full Moon Circle.  It was a good night right up to the beginning of the Postulant's meeting where the post-mortem of our Beltaine ritual began.  There were several people who left the meeting not-happy.  And even though I have been through more than my fair share of de-briefings was told that I didn't look too terribly pleased myself.  Sigh.... what can you do, except listen and process what was said and done and try not to to take things too personally.

u2rgoddess and I are taking the kidlets off to Spectrum Mines for a day or two of mining for sunstones.  Labor Day weekend will be spent in the desert  digging for rocks.  I am looking forward to going someplace new.  Hopefully the smalls will enjoy searching for treasure in the desert.  Who knows, we might get lucky enough to find something like this: The world's largest flawless sunstone.

I hope to have some pics of our trip, though do not know when I will post them.

I am also somewhat anxiously waiting to be told that my kilt is ready for pick up.  I would love to make this trip in my kilt.

I changed accounts, so some of these might have been seen before - the photo's should stay uploaded this time.






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It recently sold at Sotheby's for $15,161,000.


edit: whoops. Apparently this is a repost.

I like that it's on their foot:

Traffic Stop, Texas Style on FunnyOrDie.com

You would think the cop would just say 'fuck it'.

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Polysics are awesome

I made a corset about a year ago. I thought it was the berries back then. However, now I find my taste has changed and I have learned a great deal. The corset is a bit "tubular", a bit long, and I might like to make the top curvier.

My dilemma is: should I take the corset I have already sewn and take it apart, cut down the waist, cut off the bottom and sew it back up, or, should I just start over again and use the hardware from the original one.

I don't know why I am obsessing about this. I think it has more to do with getting rid of something I made than it does actually seeing the practical advantage in one or the other course of action. What do you think?

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Second Mutilated Dog Found
Dog’s Left Hind Leg Severed

KANSAS CITY, Mo. -- Another dog with a severed left hind leg has been found in Kansas City.

A police officer found the male Rottweiler Tuesday in the northeast area around the Kansas City Museum, in the same area where Misty -- a 6-month-old female -- was found with her left hind leg amputated on Aug. 14.

The Rottweiler, later named Rocky, was taken to the Raytown Animal Clinic for treatment.

The injuries were too coincidental not to be linked, Animal Health and Public Safety Division manager Lesly Forsberg said in a news release.

Forsberg urged anyone with any information to contact authorities.

Spay and Neuter Kansas City -- with the help of the Humane Society of the United States -- has increased the reward to $5,000 for information leading to the arrest and conviction of whoever was responsible.

http://www.kctv5.com/news/13944399/detail.html