Tricia and I adopted Lingo from the Nebraska Humane Society in October, 2008. He's a chocolate lab mix, about a year and half old when we adopted him. He's about 55 pounds and fully grown, a bit smaller than a typical lab. The first time I brought him to the vet I had to fill in his name, so I listed him as "Rex Count Saint Lingo Rumplestiltskin VanDam VanDam" as a goof. Now he gets mail to the house with his full name and titles. Hilarious.

	Lingo lies down, awaiting something. He's not sure what.
	Lingo stands in the kitchen, hoping something falls off the counter.
	Lingo stands at the door to the octagon, waiting to be let out.
	A shot of our neighborhood, facing south on the sidewalk in front of the house. Lingo gets many walks here.
	The neighborhood, facing north. The neighborhood is called 'Hanscom Park' if you're proud of the city. It's called 'Field Club' if you're a bit snobby and want an association to tell you what color you can paint your hosue. It's called 'Lady of Lourdes' (the local Catholic parish) for many.
	Lingo is on the move, in the living room in front of the fireplace. He's always moving.
	Local inside environment.
	Lingo sniffs for food in the front yard.