Querida  Celeste:

   Si esto te molesta, si te molesto yo, sólo tienes que decírmelo. Usa las teclas, no tengas miedo; ni uses por favor intermediarias que nunca saldrán de la mediocridad.

   Vivo muy lejos. Estoy demasiado lejos en el tiempo y en el espacio para pretender nada de ti. Nunca escribí que creyera que ahora tienes algo que pueda interesarme. Vivo muy bien, soy muy feliz, mi vida ha sido hasta ahora y sigue siéndolo cada día un maravilloso recorrido por el alucinante parque de diversiones del mundo. No tengais miedo, no voy a ir a estas alturas a buscar en ti en una islita remota lo que con dieciseis años ya no tenías.

   La última mujer con la que he vivido de manera estable durante diez años, tiene ahora 32. Me siento muy cómodo con mujeres en esa franja de edad, de verdad, no tengas miedo de que yo quiera algo contigo…. Puedes apostar la vida a que no es ése el caso.

   ¡ Hala… !

Código: AC-0001

Código: CL-0003

Código: CL-0001

Uruguay have qualified for South Africa 2010 and have the possibility of continuing their glorious history. Uruguay are the 32nd and last team to qualify and are now ranked 19th in the world.

For all the non believers, hello there and to all that hung in there, Congratulations and may the Celebrations Continue.

Below are some highlights of the games against Costa Rica:

Vamos a Sud Africa Vamos Carajo!!! 

We at HomeFur-ever would like to make our audience aware of 3 VERY SPECIAL ANIMALS which are in need of URGENT re-homing.  We are desparate to find a foster home, adoptive home, or sanctuary where each of these animals can be provided with the special care they need to give them the best possible quality-of-life in order that they may live out the remainder of their lives with the dignity they deserve. 

The animals are currently located in the Detroit metro area, however, if a suitable home is located for them outside the area we have several options available to insure they would be able to be transported to that location.  Obviously the Detroit area or State of Michigan would be easiest, but we’ll do whatever is needed to provide them with the special care they need.

Please read their stories and contact us  if you can provide assistance or refer us to someone who can.

Case #1 – Scrappy -

Scrappy is owned by a person in a section of Detroit where there is a high rate of animal abuse and neglect.  He does have an owner who keeps him in the house most times, but that is about the best we can say of the situation.  Scrappy’s tale of woe really began when he got loose and did not come home for a couple of days.  Someone in the neighborhood spotted him lying under a vacant home near the porch so the owner retrieved him.  Upon return, his condition indicated to the owner that he had likely been hit by car but even so, he neglected to take him to a vet for medical care.  Scrappy was forced to pull himself around dragging his back legs which were no longer functional. 

When HomeFur-ever became aware of the situation and got involved, we first asked the owner to surrender the dog to us since it was obvious he was not being properly cared for.  The owner refused to surrender him saying, ‘I love him, couldn’t possibly give him up’ – of course our thought was, if you love him so much why isn’t he receiving proper medical care?  So, alternately, we begged the owner for authorization to rush him to our most skilled/experienced vet, where we found out by X-rays that someone had shot him and the bullet was still lodged in his lower back.  If Scrappy had received treatment when found, the Vet thought he would probably still be walking. Unfortunately, by the time the Vet got him, he was unable to change Scrappy’s circumstance.

So, as an alternative and at the Vet’s urging, HomeFur-ever has purchased a cart for Scrappy in hopes that if he could be exercised daily in the cart that his spine would straighten out, which in turn could possibly give him better muscle control in the kidney area thus making him a good candidate for medication to better control his urine; the Vet thought it a good sign that he still had muscle in the anal area.

We trained the owner on how to place him in the cart and spent time teaching Scrappy how to walk in it so he could again become mobile under his own power.  We educated the owner about the importance of daily use of the cart to benefit Scrappy.  In spite of his physical challenges, Scrappy is the sweetest, most loving animal, who easily gives kisses and just loves any attention he is given.  He obviously has a strong will to live and make the best of things.

It has been a couple of months since Scrappy has received his cart, and the owner recently called our Director to tell her that he is tired of cleaning up after the dog and does not have time to put him in his cart.  He is planning to put him down so he can get a puppy.  We have begged him to give us some time to find an alternative arrangement for Scrappy so he can live the life he deserves, but so far have been unable to find a foster or adoptive home for him.  Time is running out as the owner is quite impatient to be rid of him, and we are terrified that he will be put down any day.

Case #2 – Sanford

HomeFur-ever rescued Sanford after he appeared to have been hit by a car. He had two broken legs, one with a compound fracture.  Poor Sanford was in so much pain that he had chewed off his foot to try to alleviate the pain. Unfortunately, that leg was damaged beyond repair and had to be amputated.

You would think he had suffered enough and the story would end there, but such is not the luck of our poor Sanford.  Unfortunately, during his recovery he was frightened and managed to escape from the veterinarian’s office where he was receiving care.  This led to him being missing for several weeks until a good samaritan finally found him hiding under a porch looking for scraps of food.  They saw his HomeFur-ever tag and we were able to get him back to complete his treatment and work toward giving him a much better life.

Unfortunately, due to a shortage of foster homes, Sanford has to live in a foster home that has a lot of other foster animals who are left on their own much of the day while the foster Mother is out working, including some who didn’t like him very much, so there are times when those animals have attacked him.  This resulted in Sanford becoming very timid and fearful.

Even with all of this, Sanford has been a trouper!  He adapted fairly well to the loss of the leg and learned to get around as needed, and as time has passed, he seems to have overcome his fear of other dogs.  Unfortunately, he has now suffered a spinal stroke and is starting to lose his battle to gain a new life.  As a result of the stroke the vet indicates he needs regular physical therapy with a professional, and daily physical therapy at home.  However, the home where he is currently placed is unable to provide this extensive type of care and Sanford’s condition is deteriorating quickly as a result.  We have been unable to find anyone else who is willing to take him on in a foster or adoptive situation.

Case #3 – Celeste

This is Celeste, a VERY small German Shepherd at only 30 lbs. She is somewhere between 10 – 15 years old, and unfortunately is dying from cancer.

She doesn’t have very long to live, so we’ve been trying to find a quiet foster home where she can end her days in a loving environment, but have so far been quite unsuccessful – she is currently living in a foster home with multiple animals where they are doing their best to care for her and give her the calm environment she needs, but it’s not the best situation for her.

She will need hospice care, but there is actually little more involved than giving some meds to keep her comfortable, feeding her in small amounts several times per day, and wiping her eyes to clear away the liquids that collect there. She’s a very quiet girl who doesn’t move very well, but just loves laying outside in the sunshine.  We believe she previously had a stroke, but the meds do help her move better so she can do her business when needed. She still currently has control of her bodily functions, though she does have a very hard time walking.

Each of these animals has had to suffer the worst that life has to offer; we hope that our readers will help us find a situation for each of them that will enable them to live the rest of their lives seeing only the best that life can offer them.  Can you find it in your heart to help?

Celeste de tus ojos

Lo borró la neblina agresiva del tiempo.

Para aliviar la ausencia (de una persona, de una pintura también) pinto otro cuadro repleto de seres, sobreabundante de estrellas (aunque nunca es suficiente el número de su representación).

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Celeste Beach Dressup
Celeste Beach Dressup

Celeste Beach Dressup Game
Celeste Beach Dressup Game Description : Celeste is going to enjoy a sunny summer day at the beach. Help her pick some fancy clothes to win the hot babe competition on the beach.
How to Play Celeste Beach Dressup Game? Use mouse to interact.

Código: PCVC-0001

Código: CCLC-0001

NIT DESSES!!! I love everything about the idea of a nit dress. Cute Comfortable Stylish Amazing Cute Comfortable…

my wish list: nit dress, sweeter with elbow guards

Analee modeling her dress

Celeste is a cute pleated skirt. Simple high wasted skirts in bold colors are very popular right now and go easily with all body shapes and most tops. I think I would have coupled this particular skirt with a simple top and cardigan but Celeste is always cute!

… because you keep cracking me up!

Follow Mary Morehouse as she joins the guests and crew of the Mary Celeste II on its maiden voyage. Shortly after the boat leaves the dock strange events start to happen and Mary must work to escape this ill fated ship and solve The Mystery of the Mary Celeste. Explore the mysterious theories behind the disappearance of the original Mary Celeste while trying to save yourself from a similar demise! Take to the seas in this haunting Hidden Object game!

Immersive atmosphere

Spooky scenes

Save the Mary Celeste II!

System Requirements:

OS: Windows XP/Vista

CPU: 800 Mhz

RAM: 512 MB

DirectX: 7.1

Hard Drive: 124 MB

It Takes Just A second To Say Thanks,

It Takes Longer To The Work On This.

The Mystery Of The Mary Celeste

We had an outing with some good friends on Sunday, the L ladies took Celeste and I to a lovely little park near their house.  Celeste had her first ride in a bucket swing (she really seemed to enjoy it) and sat at the bottom of a slide (I don’t think she’s quite ready to slide down yet)!  She also watched the girls feed the ducks and saw two huge iguanas.

This video speaks for itself!

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