Pedigree has a cool project right now called the Million Dog Mosaic. You can upload your dog's picture, and it will become a part of a greater whole. Tim Tam and Milo are both in the mosaic. Tim Tam's code is tim1 and Milo's is milo25. It's pretty cool

Here's the link . . . click here.

OK, here's another random thing, but most of you probably know that I'm obsessed with Craig Ferguson. I just read this really nice article and interview and had to share . . . click here.

:D

I love these ads I get from Kate Spade and Ferragamo. I know it's silly, but I just enjoy posting the pictures. :)

So . . . I adopted a new dog on Friday, 2/15/2008, from the North Central L.A. City Animal Shelter. He is very cute and completely different than any other dog I've had. His name is Milo. I was thinking of changing his name when I adopted him. Some names in the running were Lumpia, Matamis, and Biscotti. But I decided that none was cool enough to warrant the dog's trauma of having to get used to a new name. He is about 3 1/2 years old and is some sort of hound--possibly a harrier, foxhound, or a beagle mixed with something larger (like a German shepherd). I'm going with harrier, since that is the most interesting of the group (and is also what the shelter finally put on his papers). He is a bit more high maintenance than I expected. He cries whenever he can't see me. I slept on the couch the first night so he could get used to being here. The second night I left the TV on for him. The third night he seemed OK and didn't cry until morning. He already knows how to play ball and the commands "come here" and "no." But he doesn't know "sit" unless I have food in my hand. He is exploring more and more of the backyard and seems to love it, since it feels like a big field. Of course, he can't be out there for very long without me there.

I do still miss Tim Tam a lot, but it sure is fun having a dog again.

I love these Ferragamo ads I get in my email. :)

This bag costs ONLY $1190. :D

If you want to be sad, read this story about a pair of dogs that sacrificed their lives for their owners.

OK, SO not worth $695, but isn't it gorgeous??? :D

Making Fiends is coming to Nickelodeon . . . and SOON! Check out this link! :) :) :)

*does a happy dance*

Craig Ferguson of CBS's Late Late Show passed his United States Citizen exam with a perfect score a couple of weeks ago and was sworn in as a U.S. Citizen last Friday. Those of you who watch his show regularly know that this is something really important to Craig and that he's been waiting for it for a long time.

Craig Ferguson is my favorite TV performer right now, and I'm so happy for him!

Congratulations, Craig!!!

(If you want to read more about this, click here.)