Oh, will smith…I will watch anything with Will Smith. I will even suffer through reruns of the Fresh Prince of Bel Air - with that sad kid n play hair do and those big ‘taxi cab ears’. So, anyway, I did see Legend, and I loved it of course, it was quite a bit different from the book, but that’s always expected.
Hancock, Will Smith’s new movie comes out in July and a trailer is available online now. You can get the link to it here: Hancock Will Smith.

I would love to get a list going of Will Smith’s movies, although it would take some research - I’d like to be able to do it from memory! All I can think of right now are:

• Hancock
• I am Legend
• Hitch
• Independence Day
• Bad Boys
• Fresh Prince (not technically a Movie, I know!)

Thanks Trapper:

• Men in Black (HOW did I forget MIB!)
• Men in Black 2
• Wild Wild West

There are TONS more, why can’t I think of them….post them in the comments if you know more and I’ll update as I go….

Good friend and business owner, Kevin Case and his wife Wanda, recently opened Wag and Wash, a pet-wash service in their area. An article in the Times & Transcript stated:

“Wag and Wash, a self-serve pet wash where owners can clean up their own pet, opens today in the Pine Glen Plaza on Pine Glen Road in Riverview, next to the new Saxby’s Pub.

The new business carries on with Case’s existing business of selling Multi-Menu pet food. Kevin Case was in the restaurant business for years before deciding to start his own pet food business. Kevin and Wanda wanted a home base for the food business and decided to set up the pet washing stations to go with it. They also stock a variety of pet supplies, toys and accessories like cages and cat hammocks.

“We saw a dog wash in Halifax and did some research and found out it was a booming business in the U.S., so we decided to try it here,” Case said.

Wag and Wash has five pet washing stations. They include full-size bathtubs with hand-held shower heads. Each station is raised above the floor and has stairs so the dog can hop up into the tub. Rubber mats keep them from slipping. Each station also has a noose to keep jumpy dogs from escaping the tub while soaking wet. Each station also has a blow dryer. Plastic aprons are provided for pet owners to keep them from getting wet.

“People who have washed their dog in their own bathroom know what a mess it can leave,” Wanda says. “It’s just a pain. But you can leave the mess here.”

A pet wash for “toy” sized dogs is $12.99, and $17.99 for regular and large dogs. Shampoo, towels and other supplies are provided. The staff at Wash and Wag offer nail-clipping service for $6.99 per dog, and fur de-shedding for $7.99.”

You can check out their web site here:

Wag and Wash