How to hide our new best friend (a transformer)? Need ideas.
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Comments (141)Susie-Woo Hoo great haul on the BINGO win...Have fun spending all that money. Elizabeth-Good luck on your gall bladder surgery...The most people I know have either had theirs taken out or going to. Sassy-I did see the new daylight savings change for this year when I put up my new calendar. The days are already getting longer...Can't wait until Spring gets here...I love when it gets dark at 9:30 not 6:00... Remy-I'm behind on my WS seeds...I have all my containers but don't have them started yet. Hope to do them this week. I am the speaker at the February Garden Club meeting and definetely not prepared. I had hoped to take some containers with Pretty green plants in them but not now. Laura-I have Canna Australia I can send you...I would love some of your clematis's also...Need to get with you on those. mmqchdygg-Would love some of your Fat Spike seeds. Maryanne-I got your sweet package yesterday and could not get through the letter for crying. My DH had to read it. The Scared Heart Spiritual Society plaque for Dad was divine. I had never seen one of those and I thank you from the bottom of my heart for it. It will always be one of my prized possessions. Beth, Jeanne, Jenell, Tina, & Susan-I received all your cards and thank you so much for thinking of me. I hope to be a shoulder to lean on one day for you. Life is something all of us must borrow, returning it in time to whence it came. Love you ladies. On a happier note, Maryanne I have not had anyone call me Shirley Sue since I was small. I think Mom, my Aunts and Cousins put Sue in all of our names. Good grief everyone I knew middle name was Sue...There was Shirley Sue, Rita Sue, Mary Sue, Linda Sue, Connie Sue and etc. etc. LOL Shirley...See MoreNEW: Our Bloomin Friends - April Showers Bring May Flowers
Comments (110)i am having a lot of fun with this game. cindy and carol, on #2, i laughed so hard at your answers. i will say cindy's mind is working towards the real answer. i am wondering if anyone will ever get it. just think of all the actions a dentist does to prep you - well, at least my dentist does it (and dang, is he one good looking man !!!!) amy was the closest on #1 and then shirley answered it correctly. #3 i might take some liberties with, because several of you are close, but i guess it's tough if you don't know her name. i think i've only used it two or three times in previous posts. finally, someone got my shoe size. the right answer to 4 has been guessed and answered correctly twice today, although in different words. so now, 1, 4, 6, 7 and 10 have all been answered correctly. and carol, yes, the razor was a great gift and to this day, i still use the same kind. i'm starting a new post where partners will be assigned. i'll post this over there as well. maryanne...See MoreNEW: Our Bloomin Friends-Photos
Comments (57)WELL I would say gracie is trying to get you to play & to take part into an active life style :)) I have a cat that is 14yrs old(NEIGHBORS) now & she acts like a kitten & I also Have a younger male cat (Neighbors ) That acts like an old man sleeps 24/7 when he don't want out !!!! think he has a growing problem latly :)) anyway animals are much like the human race the older we get we want to do something so we don't grow old with pain stifness ya know , so she is trying to get you out of a rutine you have been in before getting her . she don't want to sit in a chair read a book or play on the computor or cleanhouse, she is ready for you to pay tention to her & get out of your old habits . it will take time for her to understand your ways , Dogs are much like kids you tell them to go play or go lay down that is rejection & feelings are hurt they don't understand that we have house work or other duties so it is up to us as we are the ones that bring them into our homes to care for to treat them with love & take time retraining them to our life style it will take awhile . just don't give up if you really care :)) I think it great when other adopt these dogs Me I'm to old to teach a dog new tricks ,I'm still in the learning stages :)))) Hey girls best of luck with your new friends , & either way just know that they will teach you a few things also in life . hugs to all susie...See MoreBack to the topic of losing our furry best friends...
Comments (49)I really think you made the right decision. Brandy sounds exactly the same as the rescue my sister has. Though not a Yorkie, George is great with my sister, and mostly great with my brother-in-law, is the perfect traveling dog and they love him. But he will bite anyone else that comes in the house, especially children. He was described as a "pocket beagle". He only weighs about 10 lbs. and came from a hoarding situation so had no socialization. My sister only made minimal attempts to change his behavior and does not do what the trainer has instructed so they are all living together the best they can. I cut their grass so when I go over there I always wear jeans because I know George will try to bite me and he never fails to try. Most family members just won't come to their house now. When they know someone is coming, they keep him on a leash in their lap and cannot be approached. I guess it works for them. Cricket is adorable and I wish you many years of happiness with her....See Moresusanka
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