Today Husband and Fio will make chocolate fudge.
It almost didn't happen this year. Fio looked around just before Christmas, but couldn't find any of the familiar Famous Fudge boxes--all ingredients included--in either of the HEBs in town. Then, yesterday, she visited the giant HEB in Leander.
And bought the very last box on the shelves.
But, you ask, isn't it too late for Christmas fudge? Not in Fio's world. Remember, she didn't complete her decorating till Christmas Eve, and the tree, the swags and drapes, the fake snowflakes, the creches and stockings--they're all staying up till February.
But the fudge isn't going to last that long.
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Thursday, June 20, 2013
Don't Shoot Dogs!
What's with the cops showing up at mistaken addresses and ending up
shooting people's dogs? It's happened way too often in this neck of the
woods. Last year in Austin an officer went to a wrong address for a
disturbance call and shot a beloved dog just as his owner came on the
scene. The same thing happened just this week in Leander, except it was
a warrant server this time. Again the address was wrong and the name
on the warrant was wrong, but, despite children playing within thirty feet of him, the officer shot at two dogs as they came bounding around the side of the house to greet him, wounding one of them.
The downed dog will need expensive medical care, and the dog owner is raising bloody murder because those two dogs are good dogs, trained therapy dogs, and the one the warrant office winged is particularly good with children.
Fiorella hates to think about what might happen if a gun-toting "peace" officer came to her door on some mistaken mission. Sweet Sonia would go nuts--first of all, because she'd want to meet him, and second, because, if Fio were threatened, she'd go all defensive.
Don't kill a dog for being a dog.
The downed dog will need expensive medical care, and the dog owner is raising bloody murder because those two dogs are good dogs, trained therapy dogs, and the one the warrant office winged is particularly good with children.
Fiorella hates to think about what might happen if a gun-toting "peace" officer came to her door on some mistaken mission. Sweet Sonia would go nuts--first of all, because she'd want to meet him, and second, because, if Fio were threatened, she'd go all defensive.
Don't kill a dog for being a dog.
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