Stein and Goldstein animals are large, wide-eyed, with their ears sometime pinned back and nostrils flared or their tongues hanging out.
posted by Bill @ 5:49 AM
Thursday, June 15, 2006
Stein and Goldstein animals are large, wide-eyed, with their ears sometime pinned back and nostrils flared or their tongues hanging out.
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- Name: Bill
- Location: Waldoboro, ME
Almost all my life I have lived in New England, with two brief stints in Florida and Washington State. My wife and I have restored five 18th century homes so far as a hobby. We live with two dogs, Breeze and Maple, and our cats Hobie and Rudder.
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