|  |  | Julie and Tasha in the kitchen at our old house on Olive Street. | 
  
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    |  |  | Tasha earlier in 2005, wearing a red bandana our friend Kristin gave her.  
    You can almost hear her thoughts, "Normally I don't bite.  Notice I said 
    'normally' and not 'never'.  Take this silly bandana off, now."  
    Actually she was a sweetheart of a dog, although she did bite Julie in the 
    butt once. | 
  
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    common view of Tasha; she was obsessed with food.  She went deaf in her 
    old age but could still hear the crinkle of a food wrapper from halfway 
    across the house. | 
  
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    her last meal we let her have a burrito. Some of her favorite foods were 
    rice, steak and tortillas.  Pizza crusts drove her crazy, too. | 
  
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    |  |  | Tasha and Morgan enjoy some last moments together. | 
  
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    |  |  | Some loving from Julie. | 
  
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    |  |  | Our 
    last time together. | 
  
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    buried Tasha at the Denver Pet Cemetery.  We went back a couple of 
    months later to see her stone. | 
  
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    |  |  | Cheer up, Daddy!  Let's play some fetch!  Morgan took Tasha's 
    death in stride.  She licked Tasha once after she passed away and spent 
    the rest of her time keeping us in good spirits. | 
  
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