Red leather couch.
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The Weims on their new, red couch.
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Grey Ghosts
A collection of 93 issues
Yves Béhar talks about design for dogs.
Design Within (Dog's) Reach.
Okay, I don’t actually want an eCrate that bad. It’s more Mies who wants one. This is a cool design, but can you imagine how much better their ads would look if they used a canine as elegantly designed (e.g., a Weimaraner) instead of that stupid little
More Weims in ads.
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Geez. Is this a design blog, or a dog blog?? Haha. This is a St. John’s ad. I seriously want to do a little research and find out the story behind these two Weimaraners. I’m thinking that Oslo + Mies could totally model for ads
Interface design for dogs.
I would so love to work on the design of a product like this! They sell these at Cabela’s, but I read about it in the NY Times (of course, where else do I get most of my information??)
Garmin® Astro GPS Dog Tracking System
This unique GPS system
Super Weims!
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From a contact of a Flickr contact. Nothing to say, really. I just had to blog this photo! (click on it to open in new window and see all the dogs)
I love my dogs.
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Mies and I went camping at a horse show on Whidbey Island this weekend. Hard. Whooosh. Grass. Horses banging.
He ate horse poop. I had a hard night’s sleep.
Oslo was in a dog show in Sequim. He lost. Disappointment. Sigh. Pleasing. Dogs prancing.
I
I'm so getting one of these.
Wearing the dogs out so they behave when I’m not home is wearing me out. This may be just what I need….
Mies.
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There’s nothing to say, really. He’s my beautiful dog. A tribute to his dad, Jaeger; September 11, 1994 – March 5, 2007.
Dulce de Leche.
And more designer Weims in ads.
Dulce de Leche (from the New York Times Magazine):
1 14-ounce can sweetened condensed milk (containing only milk, sugar, glucose and sodium bicarbonate), label removed.
Place the can in a saucepan and cover with water by at least 1 inch. Bring to a boil