I don't know how my interview with the petrochemical executive in Brazil is going to go tomorrow. I got an e-mail from the guy's secretary telling me to call at 3PM, since I was two hours ahead of them in Rio and her boss wanted to do the interview at 1 PM. When I looked at a map, it appeared that Dallas was actually 3 hours behind Rio and I should be calling at 10 AM instead. Maybe Brazil doesn't have daylight saving time though and Dallas is only 2 hours behind. I have no idea when to call these people. Maybe they should just call me.
Yesterday's stock market woes only seemed to grow worse today. Everyone is worried about whether the Germans are going to bail out Greece and whether the Euro is going to fall even further. I used to do a lot of work in Germany. The Germans I worked with never liked the Euro in the first place and would have much rather kept their beloved Deutsche Mark instead. I can't imagine that these Germans are very happy about bailing out the Greeks. Oddly, when I first got the assignment to write this petrochemical article several months ago, I agreed to be paid in Euros. The value of the Euro had dropped like a stone ever since.
What an odd life I have. One day I'm dealing with multi-national corporations and foreign currencies. The next day I'm taking pictures of someone's dog.
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I love Dalmatians but I heard they're not the best with kids...?
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Dalmatians can be great with kids, but they're not for everyone.
ReplyDeleteMany Dalmatian rescue organizations won't adopt to families with very small children, since the breed is so active. Dalmatians are strong, very athletic dogs and they can easily knock a small child down when they are being playful.
Dalmatians aren't the kind of dog that likes little kids running up and pulling their tail either. If you want a large dog, a Labrador Retriever is usually more easy-going and forgiving with unruly children. Dalmatians are very loyal and usually bond quickly with their owners. You just need to teach your children to treat the dog with respect. This is true with any breed. When you introduce your child to dogs properly, there are seldom any problems.