L♥ve is a Mutt

I remembered doing an article about Halloween costumes last year. And now, upon seeing a related article, I do want to make a 2010 issue. But this time, for our loyal friends, dogs! Be inspired. Too bad can't play dress up with my doggies -- they're on an island different from mine. I swear I'd do this next year to my lovely doggies. If you want to be traditional, you can dress her up as a cute little witchy dog. Image Source: www.costumecraze.com/ Or Doggenstein. Image source: www.gwlittle.com  They could be other animals for the night, like a bumble bee Image Source: www.costumecraze.com Or a pink butterfly.   Image source: http://www.gwlittle.com/ You could pretend that your pug is Chucky's bride. Image source: www.costumecraze.com And who knows Chihuahuas can be mistaken as tacos? Image source: www.gwlittle.com   The choices are unlimited. You can even match their costumes with their attitudes. Your pets

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Last Tuesday, when my colleague left me on a bar beside some local hotel and while my other friend was having an pre-interview on one of the huts outside, I was left sitting and alone on the first table from the door.  Two Americans were chilling on the bar across me. Four Chinese men on the farther end of the bar were gulping down their drinks while conversing in their native tongue. A bunch of Koreans were, oh well, drinking beer and being merry. And I was alone with my transparent blue bag. News about the tragic bus hostage taking was blasting out of the television. And I felt bad for the people in the bus. For the hostage taker’s family. For the family of the tourists who lost their loved ones. For the woman survivor who lost her husband and two kids. For the Philippines and Hong Kong. I don’t know exactly how I feel for the hostage taker. I was wondering how the foreigners in the bar took the news. Wish I had the power of the policeman from Heroes so I could stop wonderi