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  Diary of a Barking Mad Dog Owner

  Jackie McGuinness

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  Due to his obsession with hedgehogs, Mr Mac was lead walked in the garden first thing in the morning before the sun was quite up and as soon as it was dusk when hedgehogs are likely to be around searching for food. Thus, you can imagine how mad I was when I arrived home from work on Friday, drove toward my gate and saw this half flat, brown, spiky lump in the middle of the road. "Arrrgggghhhh!" I shouted at it, "you stupid, stupid hedgehog!" I parked my car in the drive and stomped back up the road. I was still shaking my head and ranting, "How could you be so stupid? After my efforts to keep you safe all summer and you go and run out in front of a car in broad daylight." I reached the little spiky brown lump and stared at it as if I was hoping for an answer to my questions about its stupidity. Then a big smile spread across my face and I looked round sheepishly hoping that no one had witnessed or heard my outburst. The little spiky brown lump was left on the road by a horse.

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  Future Home Design - A Home That...

  Farinah Husodo

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  Do You Need to Build a Home That Will Last into the Future? Recognise the Signs! 
  Let’s face it: our lives change. We transition from single to couple, to young family, to growing family, to empty-nester, to retirement. Would you love to live in a home that adapts to different phases of your life, so you’d need to move less often? Is it possible to build such a home? 
  Is this your current life? You are part of a busy family with young children, caught in the daily morning rush hour, and you often wonder if you locked the doors before you left.You are part of a growing family, with teenagers who need more space and privacy.You are an empty-nester looking for a low-maintenance, comfortable, safe home for your golden years. 
  This book teaches you about building concepts and prepares you to thoughtfully design your Future Home—a home that adapts to different phases of your life, reducing your need to move. Imagine the cost, effort, and stress you eliminate when you design, build, and live in a home that’s suited to your changing needs. 
  This book also shares industry secrets and perspectives not often disclosed by real estate agents and investors. What are the long-term design features that matter to Future Home owners? What types of homes will many homeowners desire five or ten years from now? How do you incorporate the passage of time into your home design budget? How do you future-proof your home? 
  This book is a must read before you plan to build or renovate your dream home. When you plan, design and build your dream home using Future Home concept, you’ll never have to move out of the area you love to live in or buy another home whenever your life changes, saving you the stress and cost of moving home.

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  Abbott and Costello: A...

  John Grant, Bud Abbott

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  Lou is acting strange as though he is sick. Abbott and Costello do Vitamin B1 routine. Bud takes Lou to a psychiatrist. The nurse is Linda Darnell. Nurse Darnel takes Lou to a rest home. Lou has to do Connie Haines' lines since she was not ready.

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  Joy of Work

  Scott Adams

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  "I cried because I did not have an office with a door, until I met a man who had no cubicle." - Dilbert 
  "After your boss has taken away your door, your walls, and your storage areas, there aren't many options left for the next revolution in office design. One of the following things is likely to go next: the floor; the ceiling; your happiness. 
  I think the floor will stay, but only because your company would have to dig a huge hole all the way to the other side of the earth to get rid of it. As you can imagine, a huge hole through the earth would represent a serious threat to office productivity." 
  From The Joy of Work by Scott Adams 
  Read by Scott Adams.

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  The Last of the Plainsmen

  Zane Grey

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  Travel along as Mike Vendetti aka miketheauctioneer narrates an outstanding true account of a trip made in 1909 by Zane Grey and a plainsman, Buffalo Jones, through the Grand Canyon to lasso a cougar. That’s right lasso. Throw a rope around. That’s equivalent to catching one by the tail.As I narrated this book, I found fact to be as exciting as fiction. This part of the west was relatively wild and untamed at this time. Wolves, wild horses, buffalo and other wildlife were quite prevalent, and the Indians were not that friendly.This adventure would never make it to “Animal Planet”, or as a National Geographic special, because there is quite a lot of what we would consider cruelty to animals, but this is a true story, and life as it was at the turn of the last century. Parts of this story will offend the sensibilities of some, but it is a glimpse into a world that no longer exists. I was definitely drawn into this story, as I hope the listener will be. (Summary by Mike Vendetti)

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  101 Fun Facts And Trivia About...

  Jaynie Borders

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  Are you a true cat lover who can never have enough of your furry friend's attention? Are you sometimes wondering why your cat behaves in a certain way? 
  Great, because this book will give you answers to many of your questions, plus, it will entertain you too! Even if you think you can read your cat perfectly after all the years spent together (still hard to believe), I guarantee you will find a lot of surprising information while listening to this book. 
   101 Fun Facts and Trivia About Cats cover answers to the following questions and much more:Can your cat be allergic to you?Who and how invented the cat door?Does a black cat bring us good or bad luck?Why do cats groom themselves so much?Why cats don't like to get wet?And many more! 
  So, what are you waiting for? Grab your book and start discovering all the unbelievable facts we collected for you!

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