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Thursday, March 15, 2012
The Day-Care Dilemma
42 comments:
- Denise at Autumn Sky said...
Todd is worth the extra thought and time you are taking. I wouldn't want my dog in a crate for so long, and I wouldn't want my dog playing in such a large pack of dogs of all sizes. I'm just glad I don't need day care because I think it would be terribly difficult.
- Thu Mar 15, 03:47:00 PM
- TexWisGirl said...
i don't know. they are our children. :) good luck!
- Thu Mar 15, 03:48:00 PM
- Angus said...
Putting too much thought into it ? Crated for 4 hours or playing with a Mastiff ? Think you're doing it just right.
- Thu Mar 15, 03:53:00 PM
- NanaNor's said...
Hi Kim, I love the care and concern you have for Todd to be in the right place. The second place sounded so cool(but pricey)but I would feel there are just too many dogs together. My Sadie and Reggie would have definitely had an issue with it. Hopefully the place you'll try next week with be the perfect fit. Hope you have a wonderful evening.
Lots of love, Noreen & Reggie
- Thu Mar 15, 03:55:00 PM
- John Gray said...
bloody hell kim, that day centre looks posher than our house!
- Thu Mar 15, 03:56:00 PM
- jodistone said...
That's a pretty impressive daycare and I think you are going about this just perfectly. It's your dog and you are paying for this service and you have every right to expect certain things.
Before Sara took over our daycare center I complained about the dogs being crated. My dogs aren't crated at home and I don't feel they should be crated when I am paying for a service.
Of course, my dogs just go and crate themselves when they are tired. :-)
- Thu Mar 15, 04:11:00 PM
- KT and Easton said...
You may be over-thinking a little, but just let your instincts guide you. Of course, Todd will have some input to your instinct receptors.
My exuberant daycare child was Devo. He would be non-stop throw the ball for me, 8+hrs a day. I encouraged the day care folks to use their discretion about time-outs. He had the delightful habit of climbing into the big tub of drinking water for the big dogs and playing by himself with a ball. If he wasn't worn out at the end of the day, we would discuss fine tuning his activity schedule. They were happy to do that.
- Thu Mar 15, 04:41:00 PM
- Sharon said...
Gee, I don't know there is no lesser of the two evils there, let's hope for Todd's sake that the next one is just right.
- Thu Mar 15, 04:45:00 PM
- Scrappy Pink Corner said...
The flowers are definitely blooming all around. Spring has definitely arrived. Even though Spring is a beautiful season, many people dread the season because of their allergies.
When I first read your blog and heard of day care I thought. hmm maybe I should consider taking Roscoe, but I am terrified he gets into it with another dog. He is not the friendliest. I have taken him to doggy parks and he is not so happy. He does not like it when other dogs come to sniff his butt not does he permit any other dog to come near me. Very protective.
I hoep you find a good day care for Todd very soon. Poor thing must be stressed out.
- Thu Mar 15, 05:05:00 PM
- browndogcbr said...
Hi Y'all,
Todd, you could just go to work with your human. Or you could let your human stay in the luxury of day care while you go to work alone. ;)
Those are my suggestions. ;)
Y'all come back now,
Hawk aka BrownDog
- Thu Mar 15, 05:27:00 PM
- Tweedles -- that's me said...
Hi Kim
Spring is on hold here! We are having down pours of rain, and wind, and sometimes snow too. But today it is 51 and stormy. We yearn for spring-- oh please come!
You are not putting too much thought into the day care for Todd. And your heart will know when you find the perfect one. And we feel there will be the perfect one!
Todd is so beautiful in the photo.
- Thu Mar 15, 05:32:00 PM
- A Brit in Tennessee said...
Isn't it nice that you have so many to choose from !
Unfortunately, our area doesn't have anything so nice, maybe closer to Nashville, but not here in the countryside...
Todd is such a lovable fellow !
Good luck with your choice, it's all so exciting :)
- Thu Mar 15, 05:35:00 PM
- LindaG said...
I don't know how much thought you need to put into it, but when you see the right place you will know.
Have a good evening, Kim. ♥
- Thu Mar 15, 06:23:00 PM
- Gill - That British Woman said...
I agree you are lucky to have a pick of a number of places for Todd. Go by your gut feeling, that will tell you which place is the best place for him
- Thu Mar 15, 06:26:00 PM
- Lori Skoog said...
I have a dumb question....why can't Todd stay at home?
- Thu Mar 15, 06:29:00 PM
- Bassetmomma said...
It must be a tough decision to make as Todd is one of your babies! I wouldn't like the 35-50 dog interaction either. Good luck on the next one!
- Thu Mar 15, 06:30:00 PM
- Karine said...
I love your photos of the magnolias! No buds or flowers here yet, but it's going to get quite warm here this weekend, so maybe in a few weeks :o)
As for the daycare, I don't think you are putting too much thought into it. You want the best for him and that is perfectly normal! That spa sure sounds like something though!
- Thu Mar 15, 06:49:00 PM
- Miss Holly said...
I can answer that.......No......
- Thu Mar 15, 07:07:00 PM
- Country Gal said...
Never to much though where our furbabies are concerned ! I would go crazy if I had to daycare Miggy ! I am glad I am retired ! I am sure you will find some where suitable for Todd , only the best for our pooches ! It has been like summer here as well sunny and in the 80s and cool at night , right now we are having thunderstorms beacuse of the warm weather ! Have a good day !
- Thu Mar 15, 07:15:00 PM
- Jill said...
NO one knows Todd better than you do! Follow your instincts.
As a side note, I sure could use a few days at that Pet Resort. :)
- Thu Mar 15, 07:20:00 PM
- Jo's World said...
Stella is an at home dog, retired Mom to look after her. She spends nice mornings out of doors or we are walking, and after that she comes in and hits the bed. She snoozes for at least 2 hours am, and a couple more later in the afternoon. So I wouldn't be alarmed if she were in a cage for that much time during the day. How much does Todd sleep during the day? Stella is five so maybe she is older and needs more sleep.
Good luck in finding the right spot!
- Thu Mar 15, 08:56:00 PM
- sophie...^5 said...
You have a lot to consider...Poor Todd...Sophie has become very Alpha so it troubles me if we ever have to put her somewhere sometime other than our daycare farm!
You are so lucky to have all your flowering trees in bloom...snowflakes here...that's OK..we'll survive them!
- Thu Mar 15, 09:01:00 PM
- Jim said...
Not at all Kim. You are being cautious because you know dogs very well and the 'trouble' they can get into.
You will know when you find one. Good luck!
Magnolias in bloom! Oh cut that out! lol
- Thu Mar 15, 09:06:00 PM
- Reena Walkling said...
He's your baby .. no you are not putting too much thought into it!
- Thu Mar 15, 10:08:00 PM
- houndstooth said...
I think when you find a place you're comfortable with, you'll know it's the right place. Don't worry about overthinking it!
- Thu Mar 15, 11:28:00 PM
- MAXMOM IN SOUTH AFRICA said...
Hey Kim,
I am convinced that your gut-feel will prevail and the right choice made. I am still gobsmacked at the choices you folk have in the USA. As I mentioned...'Doggy-day-care' is a foreign concept here. 'Doggie-resort'?....WOW!
Sending lotsaluv to you, to sweet Todd and to all the Golden Goldens.
- Fri Mar 16, 12:40:00 AM
- Faith Shen said...
Your place is really beautiful, very relaxing place to be with, I hope someday I will visit there too :)
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- Fri Mar 16, 04:18:00 AM
- ~ Kirra ~ said...
You are indeed wise to check out every facility to ensure you have the best for Todd.
Good luck in your search.
Todd deserves the best.
- Fri Mar 16, 06:27:00 AM
- tammy j said...
never over think that you're giving too much love and thought to one of these magical fur people!
i'm not of the "dress'em up like little humans" school of thought. but as to their health and welfare i think like so many other commenters... no. you are doing the right thing until he is through the puppyhood phase... then will he be okay left at home with the rest of the crew?
he's their wee brother after all!
love always dear heart,
tammy j
- Fri Mar 16, 11:05:00 AM
- animal lover, quilt lover said...
Hi Kim,
I miss talking with you!!!! WHEN is a good time to call you????
We don't even have a dog day care at all!!! Or a dog park a big city like this!!!
- Fri Mar 16, 11:43:00 AM
- Doc said...
Wow what a beautiful facility, do they take old half blind guys? MeMa would like to know......she likes to have her options.
- Fri Mar 16, 11:49:00 AM
- Sue said...
No, you're not. I would be less concerned about him being kenneled for a few hours than being mauled by a big dog. Since dogs sleep many hours a day so they can keep us up at night, the confinement doesn't seem excessive.
- Fri Mar 16, 01:52:00 PM
- 2browndawgs said...
My guess is that when you find the right place you will know it. When you are spending good money, you should feel very comfortable about doing so.
- Fri Mar 16, 04:10:00 PM
- Sweet William The Scot said...
WOW That one spa looks like for the rich and famous. Well Todd you are famous.
Sweet William The Scot
- Fri Mar 16, 04:21:00 PM
- Ellen said...
I think one important factor is to see how they treat Todd and all the dogs. Some people are only in it for the money, but some really love dogs and they are so good to them. When we lived in Missouri, we ran a boarding kennel and sometimes daycare for the dogs. Even though they stayed separate from other dogs, they were in dog runs right next to each other. We also had a play yard where we socialized some of them that obviously would get along. We took them for long walks around our property, we spent many hours just playing with them and loving them. Most of our dogs came back over and over. The owners said that their dogs would start getting excited when they came down our road. I think it was the love.
- Fri Mar 16, 11:44:00 PM
- Jed and Abby in MerryLand said...
Goldilocks, the Todd version. We concur with the others; you will spend just as much time as it takes to do it right. There must be a 'just right' place out there. Did you discuss your size/age mix concerns with the spa people? You can't be the only one with concerns about that. Sounds like a train wreck waiting to happen.
If you don't find a daycare, will Todd have to spend the whole day at home crated?
Jed & Abby
- Sat Mar 17, 12:41:00 AM
- 47 said...
Just to warn you, a local doggie daycare has large groups like that, and a larger dog accidentally killed a shih tzu during one session.
I strongly advise against such large play groups. Accidents happen and it doesn't always involve aggressive behavior.
- Sat Mar 17, 01:21:00 AM
- Nancy K. said...
We're enjoying the unusually warm Spring as well. AND the early allergy symptoms! ;-)
I hope I'm not being completely tactless, but I just HAVE to ask: How much does that resort/daycare charge per day?
Who would have ever thought that someone could make good money 'babysitting' dogs???
- Sat Mar 17, 10:54:00 AM
- Diane Cayton-Hakey said...
At least you have choices in daycare. Not all dog owners are so lucky to have the options you do. I definitely would not want my dogs crated though... that's just sad.
- Sat Mar 17, 02:04:00 PM
- bellaboo said...
I think it's wonderful that you are taking so much time and trouble to find just the right daycare for Todd.I hope you find the perfect place for him very soon. ;0)
- Sat Mar 17, 02:49:00 PM
- Nancy Claeys said...
I really don't think you are, Kim. I can't stand the thought of my two kids being in a less-than-par facility. If anything ever happened to either one of them, I'd be lost.
I just wish you could stay home. Can't you retire? Please? Lol. Good luck with the search.
- Sat Mar 17, 05:55:00 PM
- RYKER said...
Todd is very lucky you are giving this much thought and finding him just the right place.
Lovin' the Cherry blossoms, very pretty!
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Lt. Gen. David G. Perkins presents Command Sgt. Major Jeffrey W. Wright and his wife Tina with Assumption of Responsibility orders during a ceremony Sept. 5th in the Abrams Loop of the Fort Leavenworth Lewis and Clark Center.
Command Sergeant Major Jeffrey W. Wright assumes responsibility as the Command Sergeant Major for the Combined Arms Center September 5th in a ceremony at the Lewis and Clark Center Abrams Loop.
Barbara A. Wright, Chief, Business Operations Division, Munson Army Health Center, gave the keynote address during a luncheon celebrating Women's Equality Day on Aug. 29, at the Frontier Conference Center.
Brig. Gen. Victor J. Braden, Combined Arms Center Deputy Commanding General, Army National Guard, addresses members of the Leadership Kansas program about the roles and responsibilities of CAC and Fort Leavenworth. (US Army Photo by Lt. Col. Jeffrey Allen)
Gen. Daniel B. Allyn, Commanding General, United States Forces Command, presents the stage-setting remarks to members of the incoming Command and General Staff Officers Course, class 14-01. (US Army Photo by Noah Albro)
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Maj. Gen. William Grimsley, Chief of Staff, United States Strategic Command, speaks to the graduates of class 13-01 of the School of Advanced Military Studies.
Chaplain (Maj. Gen.) Donald Rutherford, Chief of Chaplains, U.S. Army, was the guest speaker during the Fort Leavenworth Prayer Breakfast, June 3, 2013.
Maj. Gen. Gordon B. "Skip" Davis, and Command Sgt. Maj. Christopher Greca celebrate the 238th Birthday of the Army with an early morning Fun Run June 13th.
Undersecretary of the Army, The Honorable Joseph W. Westphal, spoke to graduates of the U.S. Army Command and General Staff Officer Course on Friday, June 14.
Lieutenant General David G. Perkins, leads a discussion on "Implementing Mission Command across the Army" on June 19.
Lt. Gen. David Perkins presents Lee Greenwood with a token of appreciation during an Independence Day celebration concert July 5.
Lt. Gen. David G. Perkins presents the Assumption of Responsibility Certificate to Brig. Gen. Thomas James, incoming Director, MCCoE.
Gen. Robert W. Cone and Command Sgt. Maj. Daniel A. Dailey address future Battalion and Brigade Commanders and CSMs during the Pre-Command Course July 15th.
Representatives from Kansas City sports organizations receive an informational briefing from Col. Steven Leonard, CAC G3.
Mr. Jack Walker addresses a crowd during an award ceremony August 8th at the Fort Leavenworth Frontier Conference Center.
REP Lynn Jenkins along with Col. Drew Meyerowich and Lt. Gen. David Perkins discuss the importance of international participation at the college.
USD Superintendent Keith Mispagel (L); Kirby Brown, and REP Lynn Jenkins talk about the importance of education and challenging students.
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KC Chiefs players Edgar Jones (#99), Mike DeVito (#70), and Terrance Copper (#15) visited Fort Leavenworth.
Maj. Gen. (R) Michael W. Symanski (right), Ambassador, U.S. Army Reserve, Kansas cuts the cake in honor of the USAR 105th Birthday Celebration.
GEN Raymond T. Odierno, Chief of Staff of the US Army, addressed the CGSOC student body April 10th in the Lewis and Clark Center at Fort Leavenworth.
Training & Doctrine Command Commander, Gen. Robert W. Cone, talks to students at the Battalion Pre-Command Course and the Command and General Staff Officers Course at Fort Leavenworth, Kan., 8APR13.
The Combat Studies Institute is pleased to announce the release of From One Leader to Another, Command Sergeant Major Joe B. Parson-General Editor.
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Deputy to the Commanding General of the Combined Arms Center, Kirby Brown, addressed Fort Leavenworth civilian employees.
Sen. Pat Roberts (right), KS, met with SAMS students and senior leaders at CAC to inlcude Lt. Gen. Perkins (center), former Commander, Combined Arms Center, and Maj. Gen. Davis (left), Deputy Commanding General, Leader Development and Education during his visit to Fort Leavenworth, Feb. 19.
Brig. Gen. Victor J. Braden addresses the crowd as he assumes responsibility as the Deputy Commanding General, Army National Guard, for the United States Combined Arms Center.
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Brigadier Nick Welch, United Kingdom, (dark jacket) and Maj. Gen. Gordon B. Davis, Jr., Deputy Commanding General Combined Arms Center Leader Development and Education, on a morning run at Fort Leavenworth, Kansas, March 8.
Retired Gen. James L. Jones, Jr, (USMC) originally from Kansas City, speaks to the audience about his views on the importance of national security and the United States as a world influencer.
Two foreign military General Officers (Japan, Malawi) inducted into the CGSC International Hall of Fame.
LTG Perkins presides over the promotion of the Army's newest two-star, MG Davis, Nov. 5, Marshall Hall of the Lewis and Clark Center.
The Army Dictionary (Army Doctrine Terms and Military Symbols) website is now operational on JDEIS.
former Commanding General David G. Perkins gets assistance at the tree lighting ceremony from Marissa Alexander and her children Avery and Alaya.
David Sanger, the Chief Washington Correspondent for the New York Times visit the Combined Arms Center and spoke to the CGSOC Class 13-01.
Clint Ancker, the Director of the Combined Arms Doctrine Directorate, discusses Doctrine 2015.
Association of the United States Army's Institute of Land Warfare Panel on Army Leader Development.
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August 13th marked the Opening Day for CGSC's Intermediate Level Education Class 13-01.
The Claims Office received the Judge Advocate General's Excellence in Claims Award for 2011 from the Department of the Army. (US Army Photo by Scott Gibson)
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Lt. Gen. David Perkins, former Commanding General, presents orders to Mr. Kirby Brown, Deputy to the Commanding General.
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PHILADELPHIA - The Central Michigan track and field team sent its best distance runners and a few of its best throwers to the Penn Relays on Thursday and Friday and they did not disappoint.
Freshman Devene Brown threw for a school record-breaking mark of 177-0 in the College Women's Discus Throw Championship on Friday, earning her first place. Brown's throw topped her previous school record mark of 168-4. Brown now holds the best women's discus mark in the Mid-American Conference and moved her within the top 20 best throws in the entire nation.
"It feels awesome to break the record again and it happening at the Penn Relays is even better. My warm ups were good, but i started off the first round shaky. In the finals I relaxed and trusted my technique more and it payed off," said Brown of her performance.
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27 Jun 12 - 27 Jun 13
This seminar will outline the provisions of the legislation under the Party Wall etc Act 1996, give information on the interpretation of the Act and discuss the architects' responsibilities and duties when acting as a party wall surveyor.
The Polychrome Lens: Colour in Architectural Photography
16 Nov 12 - 4 May 13
An exhibition which focuses on the history of colour in architectural photography
Chromazone: Colour in Contemporary Architecture
19 Nov 12 - 19 May 13
The innovative use of colour is a major trend in contemporary architecture. This display features key projects by major UK and international architects who use colour to create identity, define space and heighten our experience of a building. The long history of the use of colour in architecture, with its strong symbolic and cultural meanings, will be shown with historic objects from the V&A and RIBA collections. The display features images, drawings and models, alongside innovative and traditional material samples.
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Outstanding quality and design combine in Barn Light Electric's Gooseneck Lighting collection that includes Gooseneck Lights, Gooseneck Barn Lighting, Gooseneck Farm Lights, Warehouse Lights and Galvanized Lights. Our design styles also fit into the other lighting categories wall sconces, pendant lighting and chandeliers. All of our Barn Light Electric products are designed and manufactured to uphold the highest quality standards and come complete with everything you need for installation.
Our most popular Gooseneck Barn Lighting fixtures include the Original Warehouse Shade. The Original Warehouse shade is available in more than 45 different colors and multiple shade sizes. Optional features include a wire cage and cast guard. Other popular gooseneck barn light styles include the The Artesia Warehouse Shade. The Artesia has a compact gooseneck setup and is ideal for small spaces and front porches.
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We've got major hoop dreams — but not the b-ball kind (we're way too short and old for that).
We're talking hula hoops, specifically those being whirled by Pilates instructor Jen Bleier for her new Hoopilates classes in New York.
In this video, Bleier teaches some basic moves you can do from anywhere — and, yes, you will break a sweat.
If you think you can't get a hoop up to save your life — think again. Bleier uses a handcrafted version by Brooklyn-based Circle Candy that's heavier and wider than the standard — so it's much easier to maneuver. Plus, you get a better workout.
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Parental responsibility No. 425: teaching your kids that Thanksgiving is more than a long weekend bookended by parades and leftover pumpkin pie.
Get the message across with a gratitude jar. Before the turkey is served, gather your pilgrims and ask them what they're grateful for. Write down each gem on a slip of paper (Mom and Dad, you do it, too) and tuck the notes into a jar.
When setting the table for your fall feast, use the jar as a centerpiece of riches to share with family and friends.
And because not everyone is so fortunate, we're using our bounty to spread the word about Future Fortified. More than 200 million kids don't have diets with enough essential nutrients — and Future Fortified wants to change that.
Join us on Twitter this week (#thankfulforthefuture) and share what you're thankful for.
So we can build a better future for all.
Our friends at Future Fortified have created a message template to help get your family's gratitude jar started. Find out more about their effort to rid the world of malnutrition at futurefortified.org.
The majority of the adult American population requires an excuse (read: Halloween) to indulge its gemstone-and-feather-costume fantasies (drag queens, Katy Perry, and Big Bird excluded).
But every day is a dress-up day for the 6-and-under set. Which is why we think a mask bar ensures success at a Halloween fete — or on an average Thursday afternoon.
We suggest prepping felt mask shapes — owl, octopus, bunny, superhero — ahead of time. Then gather jewels, glitter, pipe cleaners, fabric scraps, jingle bells, and any other accoutrement that goes well with glue. Unload the supplies on a table and let little revelers have their way.
We bet the results will be too cute to keep undercover.
Looking for more creative ideas? Harvest art is still in season.
Your little's relationship with produce is less than fruitful. If it's not juiced, pouched, or rolled up, she's not interested.
But we have a way to stamp out the problem once and for all.
It just takes a little creativity — and a lot of paint. Turn apples into lunchtime art, celery into floral masterpieces, and potatoes into just about anything at all. Slice, dip, stamp, and play.
We're sure they'll fall for it.
If artisanal ice cream is the new cupcake, what to do with all those cute cupcake wrappers?
We've found six ways to turn the humble, pleated paper cup into your party's main attraction. From ice cream bowls and name card holders to garlands and flowers — it's a cupcake wrapper celebration you'll eat up.
Without a smidge of frosting.
Cupcake wrappers available at bakeitpretty.com.
Glitter and glue sticks go together like Lewis and Clark — it's always an adventure.
But as much as we love a good art project, we're also a bit crazy about an orderly play space. That's why we're building a case for the bookcase craft center.
It's simple enough that even the most artistically challenged parent can pull it together, small enough that it fits into a kid-size bedroom, and organized enough that a 4-year-old can manage the cleanup.
Don't believe us? Just watch.
When it comes to being the fun parent, there's no contest — Dad always wins.
On Father's Day, help him keep his cool cred with a scavenger hunt on ice. In today's video (our first-ever Kids production), we show you how your chips off the old block can have a chilled-out time with dear old Dad.
All you need is distilled water, a few toys that can get wet, a freezer, and the foresight to prep the activity in advance.
But that shouldn't be a problem. Moms are cool like that.
Your rallying cry from May through September: "Long live the maxidress."
But sooner or later, you're going to have a midriff reveal (the beach, swimming lessons, bra fitting, sex). And though a little jiggle in the middle is a well-deserved badge of honor, the truth is you'd be prouder of rock-hard abs.
So we asked fitness guru Tracy Anderson for her tips on re-engaging the core after having a baby. With her help, you'll be on your way to a bikini faster than you can say crop top.
Want to keep going? Check out all our exercise videos with Anderson (including combating love handles, batwings, and saddlebags). To buy her Metamorphosis DVD collection, go to tracyandersonmethod.com.
Love: Ain't it grand? Except when it's not — and you have to stay in bed, because small things (minivan commercials, the store being out of Cool Ranch Doritos, happy couples) make you sob.
To help us remember when it was all cupids and hearts, we enlisted the help of some children, all 5 to 8 years old. We asked them about everything from whom they love (and if they have boyfriends/girlfriends) to how to mend a broken heart.
One little girl, who was initially shy, boldly proclaimed she'd recently seen her parents kissing — on the lips. Another said she doesn't want to get married unless it's to her little brother.
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Pretty in pink is for the 80's, but being a beauty in black is totally now. Billabong's Jessa cami dress features an allover floral pattern, lace panels at the bodice, a placket with six shiny buttons, pleating at the sides and a fixed waist for a gorgeous look that'll win over the hearts of many sexy stallions.
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If you've never enjoyed bread or other baked goods made from freshly milled flour, you're in for a revelation. Milling releases volatile oils in the grain, imparting much richer grain flavor. Our handcrafted mill features an adjustable grinder that allows you to control the fineness of the grind for everything from cake flours to rustic polenta. Preserving the nutrition of fresh whole grains, it also ensures your results are free of unwanted additives and preservatives. The mill is ideal for wheat-free households that prefer to grind their own gluten-free flours. The companion cast iron clamp allows you to attach the grain mill to tabletops and counters for maximum stability during use.
- Body cast of durable aircraft aluminum finished with an FDA-approved food-grade powder coating; cast-iron flywheel.
- Grinding plates are made of carbon steel, not stone, for a high-quality grind without stone grit.
- Adjust the grinding plates to your desired degree of fineness, producing everything from cracked grains to cake flour.
- Excellent for grinding hard, nonoily grains.
- V-groove flywheel can be hooked up to a stationary bike for extended grinding without the use of electricity.
- May be mounted onto a work surface with bolts. Companion clamp for tables and counters sold separately.
- Minimal assembly required.
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- Built to last for generations and backed by a lifetime warranty.
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