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You know how you and your same sex parent have some type of bond? Like a mother and daughter do things together, and a father and son do things together? Well, I've always had that bond with my Dad...I guess because he barely ever yelled at me as a kid...etc etc. My Dad and I seem to do lots of stuff together. He drops me off at the train station, picks me up from pretty much anywhere, we used to watch late night tv together, used to play catch together, and dislike shopping with my Mom together. xD And geeze, this guy tolerates my driving, while my Mom sits in the back trying not to yell at me for being too close to the right... Tonight something happened that made me realize all of that. My Mom and I planned a lunch date for tomorrow. That has never happened in the history of my life. I have never been with "just Mom" unless it was for getting a hair cut (then getting Lotto tickets and doughnuts after). I can't shop with just Mom... And all the things I've don

Well, I thought I was going to read that Cedar book, but it seemed really boring. I actually read a couple pages and I wasn't exactly thrilled. So I decided to read Dog On It , by Spencer Quinn. A mystery solved through a dog's point of view. I mean, how much better can a book be? Though the book wasn't as thrilling as I thought it would be..I could put it down, unlike The Help , but it was funny and made me laugh. The dog in the book, Chet, is pretty funny with his doggy thoughts, which pretty much made the book readable. I like a good mystery and suspense movie, but not so sure about books. The case in this book was the typical, "The girl is missing we have to find her" case. I bet the other books are better. Chet's observations about humans are really something else...and his thoughts are even more...something else. I'd recommend this book if you like doggies! : 3 It was a good read, but I've read better. : / So yeah... guess that's it. Sp