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Elizabeth (Betty)

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Elizabeth (Betty)
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Brussels Griffon: Small Body, Big Mischief Charming but naughty is an accurate description of the Brussels Griffon. His ancestors include Terriers, Pugs and English Toy Spaniels, which gives him a lot of spice tempered with a little bit of nice. He’s playful indoors and enjoys going for walks. Whether you choose a smooth- or rough-coated Griffon, he will need grooming about twice a week. The Brussels Griffon is easy to tote, weighing 8 to 12 pounds.
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English Toy Spaniel: A Big-Hearted Family Friend The gentle and happy ET, as he’s nicknamed, is a friend to family members of all ages as long as he is handled carefully and treated respectfully. He’ll nestle on the sofa with you or enjoy chasing birds outdoors. At 8 to 14 pounds, he is small enough to take places but sturdy enough to play with the kids, and he is well suited to any size home.
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thanks Angelina for Photos😘 😘 😘 You are wonderful😍 😍 😍
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Elizabeth (Betty)
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Decided to become a photographer. Check out the photos❤️ ❤️ ❤️
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Someones tasty breakfast 😋 😋 😋
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The history of Italian pasta begins long before it became a popular dish around the world. There are many legends and theories about the origin of this dish, and one of the most famous is related to China. One version says that pasta was brought to Italy from China during the time of Marco Polo. According to legend, Marco Polo brought a recipe for noodles from China, which the Italians adapted to their tastes, thus creating the basis for modern pasta. Other sources claim that pasta was invented in Italy by the Italians themselves in the Middle Ages. They became popular because of their long shelf life and excellent nutritional properties. Regardless of the exact origin, pasta has become an integral part of Italian cuisine. Today, they are prepared and consumed around the world in various types and combinations, be it the classic spaghetti carbonara or fettuccini alfredo.
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GM all😜 ! How is your health❤️ ? What are you going to do today?
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would you eat a piece?😋
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My breakfast today. Just but tasty👍 😀
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A warm Farcaster welcome to @aliska-bobobo!
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What the crypto startups are you following now? Share in comments, my bunny ;)❤😋😜
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