Melinda Waldrop

This is Rex. His ears have been pretty itchy due to an infection and needed a special medicated cleaning. Needless to say, it hit the spot. 13/10 https://t.co/lc4QeBdLg8

‘Sooth’ is an archaic word that means “truth” or “reality.” It primarily lives on in the verb ‘soothe’ which originally meant "to show, assert, or confirm the truth of.” ‘forsooth’ = for truth (indeed) ‘soothsayer’ = truth sayer (someone who can predict the future)

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This is Chester. He is so good at piano he can play it in his sleep. In fact, he can only play it in his sleep. 13/10 https://t.co/8U3afebBM2

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This is Brooks. He found a giant stick on his walk and stubbornly carried it all the way home. 14/10 https://t.co/hit0Qks9kn

This is Breuer. He's still figuring out how to sit. Wants to know what you think of his plop in the meantime. 12/10 https://t.co/1bRCd7jpLz

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This is Buster. He's having the best day ever. Gets to play in the pool AND get rained on at the same time. 13/10 every lab's dream https://t.co/8cP9s8Y7AV

If you could change the spelling of ONE word, which one would you choose? With great power comes great responsibility.

This is Gemma. She is the real-life version of this emoji: 😬 12/10 https://t.co/hDgv1qdDdM