While the majority 'fessed up to leaving music on for pets, would you ever do the same thing with TV. My pooch seldom notices the television (he'll occasionally perk up if there's a bark coming off the small screen), but never glances at the set.Just 'cause North doesn't share my love for Gossip Girl won't stop me from being captivated nor do I expect him to sit fingers paws crossed for Chloe to make her debut this season, but what happens when you're tuned in to your fave show: Do your furry friends watch you, watch it, or use this time to get into mischief in the next room.
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Last weekend I had the pleasure of enjoying a quintessential Summer activity: swimming in a lake. I’m not going to lie; at first I was only brave enough to dip my big toe in, but after hanging out in the sun for a while, I finally took the plunge — and it was fun. The best part about being in the water was that it reminded me of how much I loved to swim as a kid, not for the health benefits, but just because of the sheer joy of being in water.
One of my favorite things to do on a girls' night out is head to a bar for some dancing. My friends and I have been having dance parties since college and I can only hope we’ll be having them when we’re little old ladies, too. But the problem is, every time we go out, the guys just won’t back off.
This scenario is ever present on TV, (LC, Lo, and Audrina for instance) but having to pick sides between friends is not a far stretch from reality. It's inevitable that friends fight, they may even have to 
Last night I was catching up with a girlfriend and our conversation went straight to her date from the previous week. They went out on Thursday night, had a great time, and kissed goodnight, but as of Monday, she still hadn't heard from him. After lamenting for a while, the inevitable question was asked: why didn't he call.
Last Saturday was the 
