Here you'll find Glenn Close's most recent Lively Licks posts from her Profiles and Random Licks blogs.
Random Licks: Jake at the FetchDog Office for a Meeting Posted on Sep 3, 2008 By Glenn Close Jake's notes:Humans are gathered around a big table. Blah-blah-blah. A dog's outside! I vocalize my concern and Dave lifts me onto the windowsill. It's a Bernese Mountain Dog in a truck. He's not happy. Luckily, all the truck's windows are open. Dave shares his coffee with me. Yuck! Now... Read more »
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Random Licks: Getting Milk Posted on Aug 22, 2008 By Glenn Close This morning when I poured milk onto a bowl of tasty Honey-Nut Cheerios, it came out sour and clotted. I hate it when that happens. It seems such a waste to throw the cereal away, but eating it would border on the masochistic. Luckily there is a little convenience store just down our road in Maine... Read more »
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Random Licks: Little White Dogs on the Beach Posted on Aug 21, 2008 By Glenn Close The ulimate backlightThey don't dive into the waves after a tennis ball or a stick.They don't blindside you in their exuberance and knock you over. Noble dog on flotsam They will fetch something once... maybe... if they feel like it.They pee on bunches of seaweed, flotsam as well as jetsam and... Read more »
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Random Licks: Back from Beijing Posted on Aug 20, 2008 By Glenn Close Dave and I are back from our week at the Olympics. We saw the Opening Ceremonies. We saw the China-U.S.A. basketball game. We saw Misty May-Treanor and Kerri Walsh blocking and smashing in Beach Volleyball. We saw Michael Phelps break a record and the U.S.A Men's Gymnastics Team win an unexpected... Read more »
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Q&A with Sam Waterston Posted on Aug 19, 2008 By Glenn Close Sam Waterston When I was a senior in college, I fell in love with Sam Waterston. He was on Broadway, performing the role of Benedict in Shakespeare's Much Ado About Nothing. He was totally captivating - sexy, funny, smart and gorgeous. In 1986, Sam and I were cast as husband and wife, in a... Read more »
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Random Licks: Update From The Damages Set Posted on Aug 13, 2008 By Glenn Close August 3, 2008 Early in the morning in the Damages make-up trailer. What a whirlwind couple of weeks it's been! We are into Episode Four on Damages...with only nine more to go. I keep thinking that I will be able to sit down and write in between set-ups or between scenes, but the... Read more »
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Random Licks: Bobbi and the Strays II Posted on Jul 10, 2008 By Glenn Close I want to follow up on what I wrote about visiting Bobbi and the Strays because I've gotten some more pictures of their facility at the JFK Jetport as well as some portraits of some of their dogs that are available for adoption. I also took a video of my trip there to capture the incredible... Read more »
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Q&A with Bernadette Peters Posted on Jul 7, 2008 By Glenn Close Bernadette and Kramer I don't remember when I first met Bernadette, but it must have been at least twenty-five years ago, not long after I'd moved to New York City to begin my career. She'd already had multiple Broadway shows under her belt, having started in show business when she was only... Read more »
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Profiles of dogs and their people. Glenn Close, Bill, and Jake chat with dog loving friends.

	Q&A with Sam Waterston Posted on Aug 19, 2008 By Glenn Close Sam Waterston When I was a senior in college, I fell in love with Sam Waterston. He was on Broadway, performing the role of Benedict in Shakespeare's Much Ado About Nothing. He was totally captivating - sexy, funny, smart and gorgeous. In 1986, Sam and I were cast as husband and wife, in a... Read more »
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Q&A with Bernadette Peters Posted on Jul 7, 2008 By Glenn Close Bernadette and Kramer I don't remember when I first met Bernadette, but it must have been at least twenty-five years ago, not long after I'd moved to New York City to begin my career. She'd already had multiple Broadway shows under her belt, having started in show business when she was only... Read more »
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Q&A With Bill Campbell Posted on Jun 15, 2008 By Glenn Close Bill Campbell and Pax. I started Lively Licks thinking that it would be a lot of fun to do amusing profiles of people and their dogs. After all, my family spends half their time talking about and laughing at our dogs. It's actually kind of shocking, but I guess it's better than talking... Read more »
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Q & A with Amanda & Martin St. John of Muttshack Animal Rescue & Disaster Response Posted on May 21, 2008 By Glenn Close Amanda & Martin with Roxy and Muttley. Martin and Amanda St. John are icons in animal rescue. Together they founded MuttShack Animal Rescue and, with their international network of "Shackers," have saved the lives of thousands of dogs from disasters and from shelters. Since... Read more »
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Q&A With Tracy Christensen Posted on Apr 21, 2008 By Glenn Close Sundance Resort Ski Patroller, Tracy Christensen with Mick, one of Utah's finest Avalanche Rescue Dogs During this year's Sundance Film festival, my family and I were skiing at the Sundance Resort when we met Tracy Christensen of the Sundance Ski Patrol and his partner, Mick. Mick, a... Read more »
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Musings on dogs, life, and life with dogs from Glenn Close.

	Random Licks: Jake at the FetchDog Office for a Meeting Posted on Sep 3, 2008 By Glenn Close Jake's notes:Humans are gathered around a big table. Blah-blah-blah. A dog's outside! I vocalize my concern and Dave lifts me onto the windowsill. It's a Bernese Mountain Dog in a truck. He's not happy. Luckily, all the truck's windows are open. Dave shares his coffee with me. Yuck! Now... Read more »
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Random Licks: Getting Milk Posted on Aug 22, 2008 By Glenn Close This morning when I poured milk onto a bowl of tasty Honey-Nut Cheerios, it came out sour and clotted. I hate it when that happens. It seems such a waste to throw the cereal away, but eating it would border on the masochistic. Luckily there is a little convenience store just down our road in Maine... Read more »
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Random Licks: Little White Dogs on the Beach Posted on Aug 21, 2008 By Glenn Close The ulimate backlightThey don't dive into the waves after a tennis ball or a stick.They don't blindside you in their exuberance and knock you over. Noble dog on flotsam They will fetch something once... maybe... if they feel like it.They pee on bunches of seaweed, flotsam as well as jetsam and... Read more »
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Random Licks: Back from Beijing Posted on Aug 20, 2008 By Glenn Close Dave and I are back from our week at the Olympics. We saw the Opening Ceremonies. We saw the China-U.S.A. basketball game. We saw Misty May-Treanor and Kerri Walsh blocking and smashing in Beach Volleyball. We saw Michael Phelps break a record and the U.S.A Men's Gymnastics Team win an unexpected... Read more »
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Random Licks: Update From The Damages Set Posted on Aug 13, 2008 By Glenn Close August 3, 2008 Early in the morning in the Damages make-up trailer. What a whirlwind couple of weeks it's been! We are into Episode Four on Damages...with only nine more to go. I keep thinking that I will be able to sit down and write in between set-ups or between scenes, but the... Read more »
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I have been known for many years as an actress and, as you probably know, have played some characters who have not always treated animals – especially dogs – kindly. The truth is that I have been surrounded by dogs my entire life and am a better human being because of it. Our dogs love us and keep us laughing through good times and bad. This blog is a tribute to all the fabulous dogs who trot and wag their way through our lives and to the people who they have so successfully trained.


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