
I love this dog. I really do. She is so sweet and helped me through some rough times, but I am finding that she is a very expensive dog. Now, granted, she has allergies and often has to be on some pricey medications and when she was a puppy she chewed up some of our things (which puppies will do). But recently, well, we’ve found that Sadie likes money. Not coins, paper money! A month or so back I lost a $20 bill and thought I was just losing my mind because I know I left it on the end table next to my couch. It really bothered me, but I knew I wasn’t imagining it and I wasn’t losing my mind. This morning I found my purse knocked over on the floor, my wallet pulled a little ways out of my purse and the $5 in singles I had set on top to give to my daughter were gone…along with a $5 bill and another single out of the wallet itself! Now most people would think that it was just my girls “borrowing” money, but unless they are both award-winning actresses, they didn’t do it. No, it had to be that four-legged “baby” we have….
UPDATE: Say ewwww….the proof was in the poop! BLECK! (and no, I’ll not try to get the cash back!)


Specialist Ahmed Qusai al-Taayie is a Iraqi American U.S. Army linguist soldier, from Ann-Arbor, Michigan who was kidnapped on October 23, 2006 in Baghdad and has not been seen since.


This is Shauna Fleming and she is a high school senior. Her idea to send thank you cards to our military men and women has grown to such proportions that she is overwhelmed. Luckily, this time around, the GMC, Pontiac and Buick dealerships are helping her out. If you would like to send a Thank You to a soldier, sailor, airman, Marine or Coast Guard, you can easily drop it off at your local dealership! Shauna has boxes at all the dealerships across the country and she has been on TV, radio and touring the country (on weekends and after school and between senior class activities!) to promote this endeavor. The boxes will be at the dealerships until Memorial Day and then the cards will be send out to our military men and women. I think this is such a great thing and it would only take a minute or two to drop off a card.










