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After Archie and Indy left, Sparky and I hung out for a while, then he crashed. Señor Piglet was exhausted.
Sparky must have been an only child. He likes novel experiences, but grows weary of other dogs playing with his toys.
Archie and Indy were good dogs. They liked to play and to nap.
I only left the house once during the slumber party, and kept a close eye on the dogs. Didn’t matter, they were fine. Closing off doorways wasn’t necessary.
The College Fix: Survey shows teachers despise ‘equitable’ grading policies
‘Equitable’ grading is a policy that was being implemented prior to the Covid lock-down. It is designed to never fail a student, regardless of the student’s lack of aptitude or effort. During and after the Covid lock-down, principals embraced the policy to hide their failure.
‘Equitable’ grading was encouraged by the federal Department of Education and implemented by school districts without anyone ever talking to teachers.
This is breakfast of the last day. It’s long, but it captures everyone just hanging out.
RCP: It’s Feeling Really Like 1988 To Me Right Now, Democrats No Longer In Touch
The DNC is eager to rule over a land nobody wants to live in.

Dogs need a couple of long walks, and I am so pleased that they don’t mind sitting down by the creek, just relaxing.

CNN: Cracker Barrel stock tanks after unveiling a controversial logo change
This Cracker Barrel controversy doesn’t make any sense to me. Coincidentally, that puts me in agreement with Cracker Barrel’s target market.



