On Friday I helped my friend Erica by taking some photos of her 11 day old labradoodle puppies. These puppies are so adorable! Take a look...
Now that you've seen the pictures (aren't they cute?!) you are probably wishing you could take one home with you, right? Well you can, because these sweet puppies are for sale! If you are interested in purchasing one please contact Mark or Erica.
CKC registered, Current Vaccinations, Vet Examination, Health Certificate, Health Guarantee, and Puppy Packet (including photo album, info on breed and care of puppy, bag of dog food, health records, etc).
The puppies come from a very loving and well cared for environment. They are born and raised in our home and loved and kissed daily. We are a family of 5, my husband and I and our 3 dog children. We own the mother and father and a adorable little Yorkie. The mother (Stella) and father (Luke) both have wonderful temperaments and were easily trained. They are great family dogs and wonderful with children. They shed very little to not at all. We have pictures of past puppies and of parents. Also, references Available!!! Please e-mail or call if interested!!!
10 puppies born!! 3 cream colored females,7 males,..4 cream and 3 black. $900 each. Available around June 27, 2008 !!!
If you want, you can view photos of Luke and Stella and/or past puppies by visiting Puppyfind.com."
So the mystery of how the New Yorker/ABC got my music has been solved. A third party organization -whose methods I was not fully aware of (my own fault) when I signed on with them- licensed my music to the New Yorker and didn't require them to credit me.. sucks for me, but hey I got a little exposure out of the deal!
UPDATE: The New Yorker has given me full credit for my song, both at their own website and their youtube page!
If you did, you probably heard snippets of my song, "The Storm Begins", while Diane Sawyer played video footage of the man who was stuck in the elevator for 41 hours. I'm not sure who made the original video, but whoever did it used my music! I'm not sure what to make of this yet. On the one hand, LOTS of people have now heard my song, on the other, NO ONE knows I wrote it!! So if you guys wouldn't mind, please help me by spreading the word that the song on the video (which is currently playing in it's entirety at newyorker.com) was written by me? Here is the full length video in case anyone is interested..
Happy birthday to me! That's right, I turned 28 on Sunday. My sweet girls got me some beautiful roses and some candy. Then Peter took us out to lunch at my favorite mexican food place. When we got home, I was in the mood for a classic film, so we watched "The Treasure of the Sierra Madre". It was a great day!