Good Morning From Las Vegas!

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Wednesday, October 18. 2006

Good Morning From Las Vegas!

Hey it's me Duncan! Welcome to my Blog!

It's a beautiful morning here in Las Vegas.

I've been sitting on this exciting surprise for a while and now it's time

to show you!

HeeHee! Cool huh! It's ME! It's my very own Coffee label Duncan's Punkin Spice!

As the label says all proceeds go to help the Houndies at Tri-State Basset Rescue. Now from what I'm hearing across the USA is folks are coming from miles around to enjoy a cup of Duncan's Punkin Spice at MoonDoggieCoffee House!

You guys don't have to drive all the way to New Jersey to enjoy this Fresh Roasted-in-house coffee at MoonDoggie, you can order 1 lb bags of whole bean or ground from their website www.moonDoggieCoffee.com Sniff around and click on the coffee beans where it says click here! That takes you to the coffee bean page. Pumkin Spice is listed and in the notes when you order you have to write Duncan's Punkin Spice-Basset Rescue.

Confused? Email Donna Funk at donna and she'll get you all fixed up!

Cool Huh! I'll put up a picture of the bag of coffee when we get it. I'm darned excited! Hey and then you'll have my picture on the bag too! And brewing it will make your kitchen smell all Autumny.

Mom has called me her little Punkin Pie since we first met when I was just three weeks old. Here's my first baby picture. That's me on the bottom being squished by my sisters. This photo was in the BHCA Calendar that year.

Then I came home to live with Mom and My Gracie.

Here's me and My Gracie out on the patio catching some rays. We were both born in San Diego. We lived in Oceanside here in this picture.

Lookin at old pictures makes me mellon-collie, still miss her she passed away on that September 11,five years ago.

Well, so that's my story. Buy some coffee! Help the Houndies of Tri-State.

Check out the cool stuff in our store too Halloween is coming up fast!

We'd appreciate that! Thanks for stopping by.

I gota go yell at some joggers now.

Later,

Duncan

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