Do you blog?

[Linda and "Toby"]

Share a link when you blog so we can read it! :)

[Linda and "Toby"]

Awesome! I just subcribed to it using Google. Sweet! :)

[Linda and "Toby"]

I LOVE your blog, Camilla! Great photos and lots of humor. You even made me laugh out loud a couple times. And oh my gosh, your cakes are a WORK OF ART!!!! WOW!!!! I'm in awe....

Here's my blog: http://inthe702.com/listing.php?id=202 It's not nearly as fun and interesting as yours. I don't blog regularly, just on occasion when my daughter needs some filler on her website. (She designed the site I blog on. The area code for all of Las Vegas is 702, hence the name www.InThe702.com)

[Camilla and Darwin]

Wow, your daughter designed a great site. Not to mention the website your son does, Pretty Posts. It's very well designed and seems like a great idea! My husband is a web designer, so I guess I've started to notice these things a lot more than I used to. I designed my blog and had my husband build it for me, but those websites put it to shame. :-)

[Linda and "Toby"]

Thanks, Camilla! You did a really nice job designing your own blog! Gina took a year off from teaching elementary school (year before last) to teach herself how to do web designing and programming. It helps to have a brother who can answer any question that might arise. ha! Ryan started writing his own computer programs in QBasic when he was 8 (after teaching himself algebra). By 11 he was working for AOL (back in the day when it was the ONLY email program and you had to pay a fee every month for it) as a beta tester. They used to Fed Ex him the new versions before they were released to the public and have him find bugs/glitches, solve them, and send in a report. I'm sure they had NO IDEA it was a child they were sending it to. (LMAO) He's 25 now, and a genuinely nice guy. :) For the past couple of years he's been developing a new web browsing platform that is so bold and brilliant and exciting I can hardly wait for him to unveil it! His prototype works flawlessly. It's simply breathtaking! I just wish he could find an investor so he could work on it exclusively and not have to get sidetracked by other projects. He's programming the whole thing by himself in Objective C. It's quite a task! Since your husband is a web designer, he may get a kick out of following him on Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/mistabell He has over 20,000 followers now. :)

[Beth Lord]

Bored & need something doodly to read? ;-) Click on:

http://alphinisworld.blogspot.com/

...snippets of my life as a volunteer puppy raiser, training Alfie to be a guide dog for the blind. :-)

[Camilla and Darwin]

Beth, I love your blog. Alfie is so cute, and I loved reading about Petey too. It's so interesting to get a better idea of how all of the training works. By the way, that goose statue made me crack up!

[Beth Lord]

Aww, thanks. The goose WAS funny. Petey's so big and intimidating-looking, it's funny to think it scared him. Of course Alfie is unfazed by the silly goose statue, haha!

I enjoy your blog too, and just added it to the list on my sidebar so hopefully I'll always get your updates now! :-)

[Allyson, Peri & Taquito]

Alfie is just the cutest - great blog. And I LOVE the first photo of him - when he had come home in Nov. Those eyes are just tooooo cute :)

[Linda and "Toby"]

Your blog is fascinating! I had no idea what all was invovled in raising/training/preparing a pup to become a guide dog! Wow! Thank you for sharing this. I'm going to post a link to it on my Facebook page!

[Beth Lord]

Cool, Alfie says THANK YOU!

[Kendra K. Rhoton]

I would love it if some of you folks would follow my blog... http://therhotonfamily.blogspot.com

[Linda and "Toby"]

Hi Kendra! I really enjoyed reading your blog. I subscribed to it so I can be notified whenever you post something new. :)