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I personally can't stand how social media has taken over. It's causing more problems than not, I think.

Don't do social media?

Yup. Make sure you use the little camera icon to embed it into the message. :)

I blame your Greek phone.

I let it play through with the skips and stalls of buffering, then replayed it so it had it all in memory. Beautiful! What a clever girl!

I can't access it. Make sure you use the Gallery Embed option, not the media one.

Took me a couple of tries and I'm not overly techy myself. Lemme see... At the top there's a tab for Gallery. Click on Your Media, then the upper right on Add Media. A Pop Up menu will appear. Choose at the bottom Create personal album OR Add media to existing album (if you have one set up...

You CAN do video directly here on BYC now! Under your profile, you can upload them to the site and then embed them into your post.

From the actual original breeders? Just curious. I know it's a relatively new breed. I personally don't like corgis, but that's just my own preference.

From my understanding of the limited reading I did last night, all they did to produce the breed is mate smaller Aussies to each other until they got to the size they wanted...

They are! I just did a bit of research on them.

They called these Mini *American* Sheps, though honestly they looked like Aussies to me.

Was at a local fair today, and they had an agility show (more entertainment than competition) and one of the breeds they had were Miniature American Shepherd. What lovely little dogs! I want one now, lol!

Second one is DEFINITELY too skinny, IMO. It also looks like another dog's head on that tiny body. It also depends on breed. Taiyo, being an American Foxhound, is a slim breed. I have to be careful with him not to cross the slim/skinny threshold.

She is very photogenic!

And why would we think it's gross? :) I turn to herbals for most of my needs. I harvest and process the plants myself, as well as do foraging.

Best thing for insect bites is a common lawn weed: plantain. Just macerate a few leaves and apply. You can also make a homemade infused oil or salve. A very useful plant that is 100% edible, too. https://www.growforagecookferment.com/plantain-salve/

I like Aspen. River has become fairly common.

I've never fed brain, so wouldn't know either. I suppose it should be okay? But as Jacin said, probably best to thoroughly cook it first.

I can't remember who told me, but it was a knowledgeable person that I trusted.