Incredible place to live










So look closely, and you will see what I mean. A dog in a doggie wheelchair. That's right. The hind legs don't work, you get Fido a wheelchair. Only in nyc.

After seeing fido scooting along, we got to spend time riding our bikes in Prospect Park with Mateo and the Mayes'. What an incredible place to live.

While spending time at the park, we got to see the bridge near the audobon center that was built in the 1880's and a monument erected about the same time for soldiers that died in the revolutionary war in that location. I am amazed at the fact that the history of this city goes back to the beginning of this country. And that I get to live here.

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K said…
Come on Timm, Drew Carey had a doggie wheelchair on Speedy years ago on his show... and that was from Cleveland which is in your favorite state of OHIO. Don't act like you don't love OHIO more than NYC. You are always #1 in Ohio.
September 28, 2009 at 7:22 AM
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