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Got Tagged :D

Image by Sara Cimino
A stupid photo with my first reflex a few years ago :)

I've been tagged by maybemaq, thanks for tagging my friend!!!!

10 facts about me!

01 I'm not even able to answer the basic question, "Where are you from?"; I've grown up in many places since i was young, so i don't know where my home place is exactly! Anyway, I speak spanish and understand catalan (i lived for years in Barcelona)
02 I love polaroid cameras, and also the lomo, but with this one, i'm not able to take such nice pictures :P
03 I'm a telecommunication engineer, and some times it's a problem :D
04 I write 2 blogs about shopping in the world and special creative, and collaborate with some website similar "photographers"
05 I have never had a special date! Well... maybe one time, but with a friend!
06 I love flowers, but i don't have a green thumb!
07 I've wanted to to adopt a dog ever since i was a child! I love puppies!
08 I would like to be able to walk in high, high heels without breaking my legs!
09 I have a lovely niece, Ludovica! She's my favourite model (but also the male models, of course :D)
10 I'm a "split personality" person: really serious at work, and really fun in my free time... like a good gemini!

what's yours? :)))



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RSPCA cat & mouse

Image by Jo and Paul's pics
This picture was taken back in 2007. As the cat now lives with my inlaws I don't have direct access to use her anymore. I loved this shot when I took it all them years ago and I think it's absolutely perfick for this Charity Day.

Whilst the cat was in our garden, she found this mouse, who really intrigued her. Everytime the mouse moved the cat followed. If the mouse stopped for too long, the cat nudged him with her paw.

The mouse got his freedom and ran happily off into the fields near our house!

The RSPCA do amazing things - they save animals every day from a meaningless life, from a painful life.

One of their key campaigns is the Five Freedoms.

Freedom from hunger and thirst
# by ready access to fresh water and a diet to maintain full health and vigour.

Freedom from discomfort
# by providing an appropriate environment including shelter and a comfortable resting area.

Freedom from pain, injury or disease
# by prevention or rapid diagnosis and treatment.

Freedom to express normal behaviour
# by providing sufficient space, proper facilities and company of the animal's own kind.

Freedom from fear and distress
# by ensuring conditions and care which avoid mental suffering.


So, for the pets who were given as Christmas gifts and are not wanted a month on; for the garden birds who've suffered in the cold weather; for the battery hens and mutilated seals; for intensively farmed puppies and kittens beaten and left for dead; for the 150-200 animals still used in circuses; for all of these we raise awareness of the vital work carried out by the RSPCA.
The main RSPCA homepage is www.rspca.org.uk/

an old charming book

Image by wader
I edit this puppy a little bit and I love how it turned out.

At the dump. This set is from our day at the dump. We needed something to take pictures of as the weather was dashing and a photo excursion was in order. Much can be found at the dump and after talking to site manager we were given flasher vests and set off on our task; great finds are to be found where you'd never expect it.

Margaret -- Submitted by Lara in Wheaton, MD

Image by humanesocietyoftheunitedstates
I'd been looking semi-seriously for dogs - particularly Boston Terrier mixes - for awhile. One day, while chatting with my partner over gmail, I was searching and a picture came up that was so cute it took away my ability to type. "Ph gpd," I wrote. "Jiik ak tje oilly." What I meant to say was, of course, "Oh god, look at this puppy." It was love at first sight for this little runt, part of two litters turned in from backyard breeding situations, none of whom would nurse. There was no denying it - she was our girl.