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We know when there is something good going on in the kitchen!



Carlo always shows me how to make food for when I grow up to make my own food one day.



... but when I dont get my foodies in time, its not a problem at all. There are many things in and around the house that I enjoy eating.



Thanks mom!




Much love
Normie
xxx
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Quinvale AstaLaVista Baby said…
G'day Normie,

You're getting sooo big. You look so cute.

xxx Asta down under
Saturday, August 04, 2007 2:59:00 pm
Jackson's J1 and J2 said…
Awwww, Norman! Can you come and eat my hairbrush? I don't like being brushed much. J x
Saturday, August 04, 2007 3:25:00 pm
Asta said…
Hi Normie
It's good to see you..enjoy the bwush..it's sowt of like a stickie..they're fun to eat...it's gweat that you're lewning how to cook, I see you're paying vewy good attention..I bet you'll be a gweat chef
smoochie kisses
Asta
Wednesday, August 08, 2007 7:35:00 am
Agatha and Archie said…
Hello Norman! We got your site off of Butchy+Snickers site! You are adorable! We are Archie + Agatha from Boston Ma USA.We just read about Rambo and are so thankfull that you found him.He is a lucky pup and we hope he can find a great home. Love Agatha+ Archie
Thursday, August 09, 2007 9:21:00 pm
Lucky said…
Hi Norman! It's great to meet you. You look like a lot of fun! So it is winter in South Africa right now? My mommy's uncle lived in South Africa for many years and he goes back to visit often. Maybe I can convince him to take me with him next time. Although I'm not sure I could hold it for that long of a plane flight :-) Have a great day!
Friday, August 10, 2007 1:07:00 am
William Tell said…
You should see the leg of Mom rocking chair in the front room. Looks like a puppy was teething on it.

(I didn't do it)

William Tell
Saturday, August 11, 2007 6:47:00 pm
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