All Dogs Can Be Guide Dogs Of

Cats Are Narcissistic. Their Needs Come Before Ours. They Don't Understand The Word "no." They Carry Themselves With That Aloof, Arrogant Sense Of Perpetual Entitlement, They Will Jump Up And Insinuate Themselves Wherever They Please--on Your Lap, On Your Newspaper, On Your Computer Keyboard--and They Really Couldn't Care Less How Their Behavior Affects The People In Their Lives. I've Had Boyfriends Like This; Who Needs Such Behavior In A Housepet?

Our Culture Thrives On Black-and-white Narratives, Clearly Defined Emotions, Easy Endings, And So, This Thrust Into Complexity Exhausts.

The Dog’s Agenda Is Simple, Fathomable, Overt: I Want. “i Want To Go Out, Come In, Eat Something, Lie Here, Play With That, Kiss You. There Are No Ulterior Motives With A Dog, No Mind Games, No Second-guessing, No Complicated Negotiations Or Bargains, And No Guilt Trips Or Grudges If A Request Is Denied.

American Companies Spend More Than $200 Billion Each Year Hacking Women's Bodies Into Bits And Pieces, Urging Comparisons Between Self And Other, Linking Value To Air-brushed Ideals, And As The Girls In My Seventh-grade Class Graduated To High School And Beyond, The Imagery Around Us Would Only Grow More Specific, More Pummeling, More Insidious.

The Hard Things In Life, The Things You Really Learn From, Happen With A Clear Mind.