Posted on 07/03/2012 12:06:58 PM PDT by null and void
Afternoon. Yes, it’s expensive to keep reptiles, but if you decide you must, you can have a spare tank from here
I went to the Missionaries of the Poor with Sally, James, Vlad, Frank, and Kathleen. Frank can be a pain sometimes.
Awesome! The late Igor and I had one who was rust-colored, and he was one of the best dogs we ever had. Though not a watch dog, Rusty was always between me and whoever was at the door.
He was a 25 point champion, but we got him for free because his owner had back problems and couldn’t show him any longer.
We had to teach him how to play, as he was a show dog.
If I could recommend a dog to anyone, it would be a Siberian husky. They are allergy free, and their coats usually smell like snow!
She’s a good dog. Yesterday she decided she could drink from a cup, which didn’t work out the way she planned, but these things happen. She’s also figured out how to open the screen and sliding glass doors, so we have to keep them locked closed.
No flies on that one! LOL!
How old is she? If I could have a dog, I would be hard-pressed to pick anything I didn’t know about first-hand. Huskies are loveable and loyal, and seem to have a sense of humor all their own. I bet she smiles a lot!
Disabled. The equal opportunity minority that any of us could join at a moment’s notice.
I AM in the disabled minority. It took me 14 years to arrive at that status, but I fought hard for all of those years, and had money taken from me by the government that could have allowed me to have a vehicle.
I could have lived a good life if my income had not been taken by the government. My kids have no idea what I have gone through, and I have no desire to tell them. They can read my journals when I’m dead.
I know.
Not one of us is a moment’s inattention on the road, a slip and fall, an infection, a stroke or an act of malice away from joining you.
Being a PWC, I try very hard to make believe that I am a real person. However, life is not kind to me, and I pretend that I have some things that life has given me to distribute to those who need something more than directions.
Hang tough, Nully... I'm with you all the way!
I’ll check it out. Thanks!
You’re at least as real as Darks...
I’m on the way to bed. Today was not a good day, but it was a DAY to live life as it should be lived. See y’all tomorrow!
Darks and I have lots in common. He’s my hero!
Wishing you a good night and a better tomorrow.
Do you make your peach iced tea with a mix? Last time I had that was four years ago, and I used an artificially-sweetened peach drink from Wal Mart to flavor homemade iced tea. (The only reason I remembered that is that it was the last time this neighbor came over to borrow some tools and I offered that drink to him while he waited for Mr. Sg.)
You are both very wise people. Although bad things have happened to you, you appreciate your blessings and live in the present. Some aren’t so fortunate. (Brainy and psychologically mature individuals aren’t exactly commonplace.)
What went on w/Frank at the Mission of the Poor event today? Please excuse my memory lapses—I know he’s really young, but exactly how old is he now?
Frank is three. He didn’t do anything major - just was three ;-) - picking up drinks that others had put down, trying to play in the rabbit droppings, clobbering his brothers during prayers, that sort of thing. Sally was helping with cooking, so I was carrying Kathleen around trying to pull Frank out of ... interesting activities ... before a disaster occurred.
I usually buy the peach tea bags and steep them. I make it a lot stronger than tea I would drink hot because I add the ice.
I’ve had Walmart’s peach tea drink and it’s nothing to write home about.
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