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Monthly Archives: September 2007
We Are Not Abandoning You
Yesterday morning we dropped Tucker off at the Vet to have some x-rays done on the leg that has been plaguing him for months now. We have never been able to exactly pinpoint when/how the injury started, but we are … Continue reading
Posted in Adventures with Dogs
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Free International Calling
Things have really started to come together with the startup and, late last Monday, Butterfinger launched a new service – free international calling! The whole process was pretty exciting, and I was anxiously holding my breath when we tried to … Continue reading
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Oregon Trail Anyone?
The terminal I use at work to schedule patient appointments, enter charges, and write numerous entertaining messages to co-workers that shall remain nameless, runs on a DOS operating system circa 1988. Its gray screen with orange lettering, and complementary WYSE … Continue reading
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‘Til Death Do Us Dead
I have been engaged for almost three years now, and much to the dismay of many of the elderly patients at work, we have no plans to have a wedding any time in the foreseeable future. I am not opposed … Continue reading
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Homeless Chic
Ok… so it may be a tad bit of an exaggeration that Butterfinger and I are currently sporting the fall line for ‘Homeless Chic’, but it just sounds so much better than ‘Startup Sportswear’ or ‘Budget Couture’. I actually really … Continue reading