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The Puppy On The Cover
is a Yorkshire Terrier
Beneath the dainty,
glossy, floor-length coat of a
Yorkshire Terrier beats the
heart of a feisty, old-time
terrier. Yorkies earned their
living as ratters in mines and
mills long before they
became the beribboned
lapdogs of Victorian ladies.
The Yorkshire Terrier is a
compact, toy-size terrier of
no more than seven pounds
whose crowning glory is a
floor-length, silky coat of
steel blue and a rich golden
tan. Don't let the Yorkie's daintiness fool you. Tenacious,
feisty, brave, and sometimes bossy, the Yorkie exhibits all
the traits of a true terrier. Often named the most popular
dog breed in various American cities, Yorkies pack lots of
big-town attitude into a small but self-important package.
They are favorites of urbanites the world over. Yorkies are
long-lived and hypoallergenic (the coat is more like human
hair than animal fur), and they make fine little watchdogs.
This is a true 'personality breed,' providing years of laughs,
love, and close companionship. www.akc.org
Various Ideas for
Thanksgiving Decorations
Thanksgiving decorations will always include the brilliant
Fall shades of red, orange, brown, besides golden and
amber. Thanksgiving decorations can include pumpkins
halved, hollowed-out and then filled with fruits. These will
make a wonderful centerpiece. This will also woo your folks'
ardent attention on Thanksgiving.
A Thanksgiving party with a theme is a real good idea as
this helps to plan a party better. The Thanksgiving theme that
you choose must reflect the spirit of the holiday or even the
Autumn season. The themes that you can choose can be
autumn harvest, fall leaves, or even fall colors.
Window sills can be fringed. Put miniature gourds and
pumpkins on the doorway. Try arranging orange, green and
white pumpkins in a row as this will make a good show of
Thanksgiving decorations.
Thanksgiving wreaths are also very good decorations as
they look really festive when they are hung at the entrance.
You can create your wreath as creatively as possible. To do
this you can use flowers, leaves, berries and much more in
order to make a bountiful Thanksgiving coronal. Make
streamers with alternating Fall leaves and flowers to add that
special touch to your Thanksgiving decorations by hanging
or placing them artistically on table tops or ceilings.
Try to use Autumn shades for the tapestry and
upholstery. Silk fabrics are always a better choices with
regards to Thanksgiving decorations. You can choose burnt
orange curtains having a silk finish. Or else, you can have an
amber-colored table linen as Thanksgiving decorations. Try
to spread out a yellow-ochre carpet in order to effuse the
season's brilliance.
Tie wheat sheaves with orange silk ribbons and place
them at the corners of your room as Thanksgiving
decorations. This will give a rustic flavor to your room.
Placing a cornucopia on the mantle is a warm thought as
Thanksgiving decorations. You can complement this warmth
with a bit of shine and sparkle by placing some long slender
candles in a cluster near it. Strew a few nuts and acorns
sporadically around the candles as a part of the
Thanksgiving decorations.
Use Thanksgiving-themed table mats and napkins along
with handmade papers. You may either draw your own
designs on them or you may even just color them with vibrant
Fall shades. Use a pillar candle that is spiraled with a golden
ribbon as Thanksgiving decorations.

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