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happy halloween!

October 30, 2007

Although we’re busy with projects, we can always find a little extra time for fun. To get in the Halloween spirit, we put our creativity to use and carved pumpkins.
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fuel for the future - fun at the monster dash

October 29, 2007

More than 500 people, children and pets enjoyed the Monster Dash on Sunday. It was a great way to kick off Halloween. Hundreds more came and toured the new Slocum Center, enjoyed Boney cookies, and participated in the day's festivities. A great time was had by all. To learn more about Slocum, check out its website www.slocumcenter.com. If you'd like to see more pictures of the Monster Dash, please visit cawood.com/monsterdash/index.html. And, thanks to Slocum Orthopedics for giving us the opportunity to work with them!
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tales from the dog park - some days you just have to take a nap

October 25, 2007

The warmth of summer, the cold of winter-it doesn’t matter what the season…every smart dog makes the most of a climate by taking a nap. While I write, Jingles is cozy between two cushions on the couch. He’ll nap for while and then suddenly he’ll wake up frisky and ready to go for a second walk of the day. There’s that short memory!
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fuel for the future - drive by our office

October 24, 2007

We're delighted with our new sign. We know the nuts and bolts of communication - and sometimes we put them together in new and fresh ways. Thanks to Ryan Beard for fabricating our logo. He also created The Nest in our conference room.
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tales from the dog park - the seasons of change

October 22, 2007

With the first sighting of a big, orange, full moon, we all know that fall has arrived. The air is brisk as summer bids adieu and that big moon lights up the night. Big airplanes fly over my house and get no attention from the dogs. But a big, golden moon brings out their true canine behavior. The dogs want to stay outside more. My dogs even exchange their soft indoor beds for blankets of grass. They know that this new, big moon signals their chance to ease out of one season and welcome another.
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