Pepperidge Farm Goldfish make the best doggie treats.
However, one must be resist the temptation to also feed oneself. The goldfish in the bag have been touched by the same hand that was in your doggie’s mouth.
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Saturday, 23 July 2011
Doggie Treats
By jinnah
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This blog is about being bipolar, having mood swings, and coping with mania and depression and the problems they cause. It's about dealing with partners, and family, and friends and also showing them how to deal with you.
It's about living a good life in spite of mood swings.
I'm a practical kind of guy, so this is not about my problems. This is about having problems and coming up with solutions and sharing those solutions.
The blog is a companion to my award winning LivingManicDepressive website. The main website contains practical information organised by category, and it is easier to find information there by topic.
The stuff here is more about the immediate ideas that I have but not yet fleshed out.
It's also about dogs. I've got 'em and they are a source of endless wonder. I promise I'll not be cute. Too much.
The website and blog are a personal, non-commercial project.
Why Do Some Pages Look Different?
That's because I'm updating the look of the site.
The blog looks different because it's a Wordpress blog so it doesn't match the theme of my main site.
Different pages on the main site look different because I'm updating how it looks. But because I'll have depression episodes in between, if I wait until I have completed updating all the pages, it'll be years before the site changes over to the new look.
I've therefore opted to upload each new page as it's updated. It's a little weird, but all the links work properly.
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The author is diagnosed with Bipolar II Disorder. However, the author is not a medical practitioner. Information on this website is based on personal experience and is not intended to replace a patient / doctor relationship.
For diagnosis and treatment, please seek the advice of a doctor or psychiatrist. The author accepts no liability caused directly or indirectly from actions taken based on information contained on this website.
