Sat Chat

I'm in love with the song Free - by Zac Brown Band. I've had it on repeat all night!

I bought a phone off ebay.... fingers crossed that everything works with I get it! I'm such a chicken about buying online... bleh.

I call the Chuck It "the throw-y thingie."  The dogs know what I'm talking about..... 

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Gracie took 1st in her class

Way to go, Gracie & Paige!! 

The love the cute groany noises.  Even on bad days, they make me smile.  

ETA:  Erica, I think that we have very similar tastes in music.  I love that song, but sometimes it makes me cry.  Not really sure why...

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Gracie took 1st in her class

Woohoo - congratulations to Gracie and to you. Hopefully she got a little tiny lick of the milkshake. That sounds soooo yummy to me right now.

We've had a really nice, laid back day and I'm hoping tomorrow will be more of the same. I truly love weekends :)

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Erica, I think that we have very similar tastes in music.  I love that song, but sometimes it makes me cry.  Not really sure why...

I find it very calming, for some reason, almost humbling - as strange as that may sound. 

 After my crazy 30 hours of sick doggie and vet visits I found Easton Corbin's music quite calming for some reason.  Very happy I decided to buy the entire cd on itunes a week or so ago.

Of course now I'm listening to Katy Perry on Youtube and thinking that some of her music would be great to set a freestyle disc dog routine to lol.

Erica, I agree.  It is a very calming song.  It is, imo, by far the best song on their album.

Erin, Easton Corbin used to play here very frequently.  We have seen him, literally, dozens of times before he "made it big."  He's a great singer, & he is pretty good on stage as well. 

I'm not a big Katy Perry fan.  I like a few of her songs, but I'm just not a huge fan.

I have been stuck singing Sara Bareilles "Gravity" for the past 3-4 days.  I hope that I can get a new song stuck in my head soon.

Ha, the other day it was " Help me Rhonda"

 Today it is Run by Leona Lewis, a do over of Snow Patrol.

 Yea I've not really paid much attention to "popular" music recently, but attending a disc dog trial somehow gave me an ear for a different type of music than country purely for performance potential even though we have no freestyle moves to even start choreographing around.  I also like Sean Kingston's "Twist Ya Around" for the same reason - and the style reminds me of the music I heard when I was in Trinidad.