When was the last time you created a monster?

Nooo, and I'm saying that as a woman with no children. 

Lolz. Cute one though. An angel too. :-)

 ... Now you're trying to drive up the price!

You're interested? How much?

I'm assuming he's house broken, fully trained .. didn't mind getting up at 4am and not averse to digging a little coal when required?

How about having own mind, charming, spoiled, and tempered?

That might knock the price down ....

Did we learn from our mistakes then?

No, and not a mistake neither.  :-)

I'm losted.

Aww. Sorry if I'm confusing you.

Here's what I surmised.  I thought that you had a love years ago, nine to be exact, and you let this love get away with too much murder and created a monster.  That's what I thought.

Nah, Lucia was close to something with her reply to me. :-)

I would have loved that

I got in trouble for bringing it show and tell..  Damn  Catholic school.

I also was a victim.    (Sister Mary Elephant comes to mind)

I don't think it was as bad in my generation as it was in previous ones.   The ones I attended were also on the more lax side of them.   There was still some of that " stick up their a**" BS though.

The other option wasn't all that great either though.  Not in my home city's  case anyways.

And no chocolate truffle is off limits either!!!!!

Truffles, foil covered chocolate coins, dinner rolls, Boston Market chicken, cookies in the possession of five-year-olds, you name it.....;-D...

Does this sound like the Nellie?

Best Answer: Not sure why this is in homework help, but I happen to have a beagle, so I can speak from personal experience.

Strengths: Very loyal and cuddly. He craves attention and still thinks he's a lap dog. Loves the outdoors. Extremely keen sense of smell. He can be sound asleep and suddenly wakes up barking - 30 seconds later, I will see the coyote running through my yard. He loves sticks. He will actually move the logs from our log holder and bring them to us. Funny story: when he was still a puppy, we had a wind storm. I was walking him around the block and the neighbor had a big branch that had fallen across the path. That puppy stood there looking at it and alternatively trying to pick it up (it was HUGE). I know he was thinking "how the heck am I going to get this home?" Not sure if this is a strength or weakness, but he is so smart. He can open the fridge and the cabinets, so it's like having a toddler!

Weaknesses: He is loud. Beagles bark! Enough Said!

Bottom Line: I love my Linus! He's beautiful, loyal, cuddly and yes, loud!

(Before I got Linus, I got a beagle book. The book said that if you're not willing to spend time with your dog, then don't get a beagle. That is the truth! They crave attention!)
Source(s): The Beagle Book and 4 years experience!

I'll save all the stories for another time, but when we first adopted Nellie (she was about 2 years old), she had been bounced from home to home. My ex-wife's work friend who had two other beagles knew we were thinking of adopting a dog and asked us to consider Nellie. When we first met her, she was kind of traumatized by all the home changes, so she behaved a bit meek and unsure of herself. I noted to my ex that I was hoping to have a dog with a bit more personality (famous last words...;-D...).

Once she had been in our home for a few days and realized things were stable, her "I am Beagle, Queen of All I Survey" monster attitude emerged. ...;-D...