Asha Anujeeva

I can always count on finding something on YouTube to make me laugh. This is a video of two puppies playing. One play-bites the other, and the “bitten” one immediately plays dead. I think this is a riot!

The other night I got a phone call from a friend.  She had recently discussed having breast augmentation surgery with her husband.  She wanted to know if there was a website that she could visit to get more information on the subject.  I suggested a great health directory that I came across while doing some research of my own.  This site not only has medical information but also was a great fitness directory as well as a general health and wellness directory too.

There is a vast amount of information on everything from aging, to reproductive health, to women’s health and a lot more.  I told her that it should answer the questions she may have forgotten to ask her doctor.  You know how that is, you get into the doctor’s office and you have a slew of questions you thought about before the visit, but you end up forgetting half of them and then remember after you have left. They even have information on the health and well being of your pets!!!!

This has got to be one of the most creative and funniest videos I’ve ever seen where a pet dog was dubbed with a human voice! I’ve watched this at least ten times in the last three or four days and each time I laugh so hard that my stomach starts to hurt! Too funny!

My new wireless keyboard was a prize for me. To finally become untethered and able to sit where ever I wanted and still be able to type on the computer was quite the freedom and the luxury.

I was sitting on the couch last night so I could put my aching feet up and I was watching the news on TV while checking Facebook, when one of my dogs jumped up on the couch and leaped into my lap. He was just happy to see me and wanted some attention, so I can’t blame him for that. But in the process, his foot mashed my wireless keyboard and now my backspace key does not work. Arrrgh!

My brother has asked me to puppy sit for him while he goes out of town on business next week.  His shih tzu puppy is only twelve weeks old, and cute as a button!  I went over to his place today to check out the situation and get my instructions on puppy care.  I was impressed by how he had put up pet gates and stairway gates to help keep the puppy out of danger.

I was especially impressed with the extra wide baby gates he had put in the wide doorways of the formal dining room.  He has a really expensive Oriental carpet in there that he wanted to take extra special care to not get chewed up or puppy peed on.  I’m really looking forward to spending the week playing with the new puppy!