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What is Think Out Loud?


Think Out Loud is a weekly meme created by Thinks Books to break out of the blogging bubble. Consider your Think Out Loud posts a time to do WHATEVER YOU WANT!

You can find more information and how to participate on your blog HERE!




So, here is my Think Out Loud for this week!



Lol!  I chose this picture because

a) ET is one of my all-time favorite movies

and

b)  We just adopted a pug!

My husband has wanted a pug ever since we've been married (a long time).  I've always thought they were less than beautiful, but now that we have Milo, he's grown on me.  He's a pretty sweet dog, and him and our Husky get along great!







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  1. emaginette21 August 2012 at 20:45

    Heck, I saw ET in the theaters when it first came out. Nice to know it is still being discovered.

    Drew was as cute as a button when she was three. :-)

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    1. purpleshadowhunter3 September 2012 at 16:32

      I saw ET in theaters when it first came out too! And yes Drew was cute as a button then.I love ET,I even had my mom search all over the internet for it so she can buy for my kids to see it.

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  2. Think21 August 2012 at 22:05

    Awwwwwww. How freaking adorable! Great post.

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  3. The Librarian29 August 2012 at 09:07

    Cool you have a husky,
    I've always wanted one cuz they look so much like wolves

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