Animals
We thought it might be fun to find out more about my breed name.
~Sweet Annie Tuiren, reporting for Alasandra, The Cats & Dogs
- Tuiren Tuesday
Fenris, will be going to get his flu shot Thursday. They were out when he went for his annual shots due to the outbreak of Canine Influenza in Chicago. Now that they have it in, he has an appointment to go get it. Guess I will miss my walk as Mommy...
- Tuiren Tuesday
Wow the floor is so clean I can see my reflection in it. Mommy you should mop more often. While I may not have much to say here, I am barking up a storm on Savannah's blog. "Real Rescue Dogs Are Talking:Life Changing Interviews with Savannah"...
- One Cats Nip: Let's Spread The Word
We are helping One Cats Nip: Let's Spread The Word spread the word. ...
- Thursday Thirteen ~ The Peridot Edition
Thirteen Things about Peridot Peridot can be found in Egyptian jewellery from the early 2nd millennium B.C..The stones used at that time came from a deposit on a small volcanic island in the Red Sea, some 45 miles off the Egyptian coast at Aswan....
- Homeschooled Matthew Evans Took The Top Prize Today In The Fifth Annual Reader’s Digest National Word Power Challenge,
Orlando, FL, May 15, 2007 – Matthew Evans, a seventh-grader from Albuquerque, New Mexico, took the top prize today in the fifth annual Reader’s Digest National Word Power Challenge, America’s premier vocabulary competition. The 12-year-old student,...
Animals
Tuiren Tuesday
BeagleI hardly ever make any noise, so my breed name doesn't fit me at all. Mommy says I am the Silent One.
This little dog has a distinct, resonant baying voice, which was how hunters were able to follow a pack of Beagles as they eagerly chased after prey. According to the Oxford English dictionary, the beagle word was first used in English writings in 1475. Where the word came from, however, is still a mystery. Beagle could have come from a French word “begueule” that means open throat, or a French, Old English or Celtic word “beag” which means little. Another possibility is a French word “beugler” which means to bellow, or a German word, “begele” which means to scold.
~Sweet Annie Tuiren, reporting for Alasandra, The Cats & Dogs
- Tuiren Tuesday
Fenris, will be going to get his flu shot Thursday. They were out when he went for his annual shots due to the outbreak of Canine Influenza in Chicago. Now that they have it in, he has an appointment to go get it. Guess I will miss my walk as Mommy...
- Tuiren Tuesday
Wow the floor is so clean I can see my reflection in it. Mommy you should mop more often. While I may not have much to say here, I am barking up a storm on Savannah's blog. "Real Rescue Dogs Are Talking:Life Changing Interviews with Savannah"...
- One Cats Nip: Let's Spread The Word
We are helping One Cats Nip: Let's Spread The Word spread the word. ...
- Thursday Thirteen ~ The Peridot Edition
Thirteen Things about Peridot Peridot can be found in Egyptian jewellery from the early 2nd millennium B.C..The stones used at that time came from a deposit on a small volcanic island in the Red Sea, some 45 miles off the Egyptian coast at Aswan....
- Homeschooled Matthew Evans Took The Top Prize Today In The Fifth Annual Reader’s Digest National Word Power Challenge,
Orlando, FL, May 15, 2007 – Matthew Evans, a seventh-grader from Albuquerque, New Mexico, took the top prize today in the fifth annual Reader’s Digest National Word Power Challenge, America’s premier vocabulary competition. The 12-year-old student,...