FReeper Canteen ~ Military Short Speak ~ October 17, 2005

Deputy Dawg

[MS.BEHAVIN]

remember I told you?
Your name is written on her heart...
It's true!
(smiling)
ms.B

[Kathy in Alaska]

I'm finally getting here. Hectic day to say the least. How are you?

[fatima]

Went though this.Figure out 15 minutes drive time to love ones.St Joseph thank you-prayer said friend.

[luvie]

Aw, man! Nana has asthma? Bummer...when did she find that out?

Will that affect her having her knee surgery?

You FORGOT the cameras? What are we gonna do with you! :o)

[GummyIII]

Hi, Luv! It's been a busy one! After work, I got my nails done (my one vice...well, ok, that and gourmet coffee...) then went to water aerobics, then went to a baby shower (and almost hit 4 deer on the way...Ms. B), then came home and put in a load of wash (wet bathing suit and towel plus other things), finally ate some dinner, and sat down here! I talked to Gun Dr. and Gumdrop I in between. How's that? I'm sure I left out something.... (Too much information???? Huh???? grin...)

[luvie]

South Paris.....that sounds so romantic! Hope you can find a mini-tour of that one.

[fatima]

Hi Beautiful,how are you.

[Kathy in Alaska]

Good evening, darkwing retired. Does mrs darkwing get to visit you? No snow in town, but it is marching down the mountains.

[GummyIII]

Hee hee! See post 805...I just told Luv W all about it and I'm all "out of breath"........

[luvie]

Not too much information--ya did too much stuff! Now I am tired after just reading it! LOL!

4 deer--all at once or 4 different occurances? Sheesh!

[Kathy in Alaska]

Sorry Nana was sick. Hope all is well now, and that it is easily handled.

[GummyIII]

Just saw the asthma post....thanks to Luv. Does Nana have allergies? Of course, you live where they aren't supposed to be bad, right? Bless her! HOpe she's doing ok!

[BIGLOOK]

Thanks for SRV, Star!
Bottom of the third; Cards 2, 'stros 1. Saw the Chin Music Strike to Edmunds......You waz robbed!
Tagline applies to umpires too!

[GummyIII]

4 all at once on a very lonely country road (only 2 miles from my house, though). They were gorgeous. We have them all over the place around here, and I have them in my yard sometimes. YOu know the "deer in the headlights" saying? Well, that's exactly what I had. They looked like nice, fat does, but one may have been a spike buck. It was hard to tell. I saw their eyes gleaming in time to stop. They were frozen there for a very long moment. I had to honk the horn to get them to move. They I sat still until they were gone because they kept going in circles at first. They were so confused!

[luvie]

Yark! Sure glad you had seen their eyes gleaming in time to miss hitting them. Sounds like you live in a beautiful place.....but just a teensy bit dangerous, deer-wise! Silly things!

[GummyIII]

OH, it's hunting season, plus mating season, so they are on the move at night. The acorns are plentiful and they are fattening up for winter. We are used to watching for deer around here, and bear, too. I haven't seen a bear since I've lived here, but my neighbors up the road about 1/4 mile have oodles of pictures of them in their yard. I know one got in my outdoor (huge) trash can one night because I heard it and it had to be really big to swipe it like it did.

[Kathy in Alaska]

fatima....((HUGS))

[luvie]

We never have bear, but the people who live south of here around San Angelo have to watch for deer all the time. All I see around my county are cotton-tails, jack rabbits, and coyotes. Some say they see bob-cats, but I never have.

[luvie]

(((hugs))) Good evening, fatima! You having a good evening?

[MS.BEHAVIN]

LOL!!
You bartending tonite Ma!?
Ms.B