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You read about: --Sweet memories that can spring up when you links of london sale a one-hit wonder from long ago or make a recipe passed down with love and lots of sugar; --How a secondhand horse can tug on your heart; --The wisdom that comes with age; --How being child-free can be a tough decision but a satisfying life choice; --How one woman plants 100 tulip bulbs to mark another year without cancer. Our metaphorical shoes have been, at times, sexy and spit-polished, comfy as penny loafers and sometimes a little dusty and run-down at the heels. In valentines Day bracelets  words, one size doesn't fit all occasions or experiences. As In My Shoes laces up for another year, we're marking our first birthday in two ways. --We're auditioning for writers to share their real-life experiences in Sunday Flair each week. All it takes is a strong point of view, a story worth telling and a willingness to express yourself. Columns should be 500 to 600 words, and we'll run a photo of you, too.Every bowl of food the first bowl and when I lace on my tennis shoes, put the keys in my pocket, and fire up the truck to drive the dogs to Beach Park, not only will this be the best walk Poco has ever had, but the first walk among many Links of London C Charm walks. Since that walk, it has become clear that there is something wrong with her hearing.-I have a blind puppy, Poco, and a friend who didn't believe Poco was blind until the poor pooch ran into the redwood bench in the backyard, clipped the concrete fountain and flew off the deck, landing neatly, but unexpectedly, on the soft, green grass. Mind you, this is not a circus dog in business to amuse paying customers under the big top. Poco, the brown chocolate lab mix with the short legs that give lie to any idea that she might have papers, has done well with her blindness. Like most dogs, she is happy. Like most dogs with limitations, Links of London B Charm doesn't know she is limited and, if she does, she does not appear to dwell on it.