He laughed at that and nodded "Chinese is good... multi-national..." He nodded with approval. "I'll put Aaron in his carrier - let Duke off the lead" He nodded towards the dog before lifting his son up off the floor and carfully putting him in the carrier up on the counter of the breakfast bar- out of Dukes reach- though he doubted the dog would do anything. -- Raine and Kevin's Place

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Date Posted: 06:40:57 01/26/07 Fri
Author: Andre
Subject: He laughed at that and nodded "Chinese is good... multi-national..." He nodded with approval. "I'll put Aaron in his carrier - let Duke off the lead" He nodded towards the dog before lifting his son up off the floor and carfully putting him in the carrier up on the counter of the breakfast bar- out of Dukes reach- though he doubted the dog would do anything.
In reply to: Aislinn 's message, "She said I don't know if I've ever been good enough - I'm a little bit rusty - and I think my head is caving in... and I don't know if I've ever been really loved by a hand that's touched me.." on 06:01:17 01/26/07 Fri

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She was concious of the baby in the apartment all the time but wasn't interested, or eager to hold him or interact with him - she supposed she was mostly afraid of hurting him - she was not the mothering type at all. She smiled and let Duke off his leash so she could bring the takeout cartons to the kitchen. Duke never bothered with the baby either - about as uninterested as Aislinn herself was, so she didn't really worry, but at the same time she did - he was a big dog and it would take nothing but an accidental step to do unintentional damage. She patted the dog's head and let him on his way, heading into the kitchen to get things arranged for them to eat. "Are you hungry now? Cause I'm starving.. and eating whether you're hungry or not. Just finished training." (NT) -- Ais, 06:48:15 01/26/07 Fri