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Entries Tagged ‘Pug’

Dog Date

Sep.13, 2008 in General, Personal

We’re out on Long Island for the reunion of Thatcher and Seamus.
Kristin is talking dog wedding. Send help!

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Sleepy pug

Jul.23, 2008 in Personal, Pug

Behold:

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Thatcher featured in today’s Mahalo Daily

Jul.07, 2008 in Mahalo, Mahalo Daily, Personal, Pug

Prime Minister Thatcher is featured in today’s Mahalo Daily, where she gets interviewed by a pet psychic and meets a dog handler:

And just in case the YouTube video isn’t playing, here it is on Blip.TV:
I don’t know what that dog psychic is talking about in the video. With all that panting, Thatcher is clearly saying, [...]

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Video of my Ubuntu Asus Eee PC, 2 parrots, and a pug…

Dec.16, 2007 in Asus Eee PC, Gadgets, Parrot, Pug, Tech, Ubuntu

Here’s some video of my Asus Eee PC that I shot yesterday:

You can see the Eee next to my large orcish hands to give you an idea of how incredibly small it is. Also, I rather clumsily toggle through the screens to show you the cool cube effects that Ubuntu can support on the Eee. [...]

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Thatcher Claus

Nov.30, 2007 in Personal, Pug

Blame my wife for this picture.

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Happy Thanksgiving

Nov.22, 2007 in Personal

Happy Thanksgiving, everyone.
I’m thankful for my life, my wife, my family, and my friends. My sister-in-law Maggie visiting us in LA.
I’m thankful for an exciting job working with a great bunch of people.
I’m thankful for my pug and my two parrots.
I’m also especially thankful for you, oh people on the Internet, who over the past [...]

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