Bob finishes his breakfast yogurt and is out of the door and into the back of the car at double quick time. Bob has a zest for life that is remarkable.
Angus has trimmed Bob's muzzle. It's just as well the family fellow doesn't understand that the hair on one side is longer than the other.
At the greengrocers a collection of artisanal lemonades. Lychee, Candy Floss and an alarmingly blue Glacial Mint all on offer..... and easily ignored. Angus wonders if you could tell the difference in a blind tasting.
On the shelf below a solitary bottle of Violet lemonade. Definitely not a taste to be conjured with before eight am.
There is also an interesting book on all you need to know about bicarbonate of soda.'A miracle ingredient for the home and your health'.
This took 4 days to build. The construction unions are not happy although the Berkeley students , presumably, are : https://www.berkeleyside.com/2018/08/02/prefab-housing-complex-for-uc-berkeley-students-built-in-four-days
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Hari om
I'd live in one of those. No place for PONs, though! YAMxx
When Bertie's muzzle trim goes awry, I attribute this to facial asymmetry.
Your supermarket has an amazing array of new and interesting products.
Bobs haircut is pretty good considering it was free.
Bob looks very distinguished with the white which has grown on either side of his canine pompadour.
A "valuable tutorial" seems to sum up the success of the building project. Doesn't appear that there will soon be many more. I find the rent of $2,180 shocking, especially for a student.
Perhaps there will be a little more 'rebalancing ' of the hair tomorrow. Bob is not keen on standing still while being shorn so our trimming sessions are short and intense.
Add on tuition, meals, travel etc and the cost of education in the US becomes nightmarish.
Facial asymmetry it shall be !
Wouldn't look like the photo if the PONs were allowed in !
I suspect a blind tasting of the colorful lemonades might show no difference. Am guessing that the rainbow hues are just food coloring.
The description of that prefab is interesting. I'd like to know how well it stands up over time, and where the greatest points of wear are.
Bone Structure from Canada is doing fine prefab work too. They're now in the USA too.
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