[Dog Gone]

I'm posting it again because I think I'm in love.

[Ernest_at_the_Beach]

Nice looking, but she's not a blonde...what do the rings mean??

[processing please hold]

I'm posting it again because I think I'm in love.

You scamp....LOLOLOL

[F.J. Mitchell]

You could do worse. And that is her left hand and that is no wedding on her finger. Go for it, Dog, before she is Gone.

[Wolfstar]

She is lovely, isn't she. Bravery and beauty in one package. What's not to love.

Here's some more.

Syrian-backed Lebanese Prime Minister Omar Karami arrives at Parliament in Beirut, February 28, 2005. (Pretty grim looking.)

Lebanon's pro-Syrian Prime Minister Omar Karameh tendered his cabinet's resignation during a parliamentary debate on charges the government had a hand in his predecessor's murder.

U.S. envoy David Satterfield said Washington wanted to see Syria start pulling troops out of Lebanon and end its interference in the country's political affairs ahead of elections due by the end of May. (Notice the operative word is WANTED, not REQUESTED. Got to hand it to our Dubya. He's got a pair of huge brass ones.)

Syrian Foreign Minister Faruq al-Shara arrived in Riyadh on the latest leg of a regional tour, facing intense international pressure to end Damascus's political and military dominance of Lebanon.

Lebanese protesters celebrate after Prime Minister Omar Karami resigned in Beirut, February 28, 2005. (We don't need TV to tell us what the joy of newly restored liberty sounds like.)

[Always Right]

I'm posting it again because I think I'm in love.

She is a cutie.