In celebration for the delivery of all my resume packets to potential employers I got my self a $6 dollar manicure from the local Vietnamese nail professionals. With those speedy magical fingers who could pass this opportunity up.
As an official New York women it is my duty to DaZzLe and DiStRaCt the job competition with sparkly polish. Then when complete hypnoses has been accomplished sweep in for the kill. Here's HOPING!!!

On Sunday Evening Isabella began bounding about the bedroom attacking the walls and pawing at the floor. I just thought she was being crazy as usual until I saw something scurry from under neath her paw, and across the floor. Then I realized it was a bug and the whole family got involved. I stood on the chair delegating out bug status and directional proximity. Toulouse and Isabella tag teamed scouring each corner with precise detail and finally the BRAVE and HEROIC BLAKE capture the insect and sent it to it's morbid demise all in all it was a very lively Sunday night!

These are some fun shots from the city.
As you can see Blake thoroughly
enjoyed himself. Gotta love him!

Baby Delila

What do you think about my little new baby Delila?
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Won't you be our Neighbor... Welcome to our little part of Brooklyn, what we believe to be known as Midwood. The houses around here very large but up until today we really hadn't seen too man people coming in or out of them. The main drag you can see in the video, Ocean Parkway, is where we take the puppies to walk and to see all of the interesting neighbors we have. There are the old men on the benches who always seem to be debating one thing or another, the late night power walkers dressed in their appropriate long skirts, long sleeves, and always travel in threes, and then there are the giddy boys and girls grouped by gender in a tight knit circle just close enough to the other gender's circle to hear who likes who. The houses here don't necessarily seem large until you see how the fill the whole lot horizontaly and vertically with there high windows and perfectly manicured yards and hedges.

There are roughly three New Yorks. There is, first the New York
of the man or woman who was born there, who takes the city for
granted and accepts it's size it's turbulence as natural and inevitable.
Second, there is the New York of the commuter-the city that is
devoured by locusts each day and spat out each night. Third, there is
the New York of the person who was born somewhere else and came
to New York in quest of something... COMMUTERS give the city it's
tidal restlessness, NATIVES give it solidity and continuity, but the
SETTLERS give it passion.
-E.B. White