Good one Jim. On a bit of a different note, I once had a neighbor with a clogged toilet. When it was lifted to see what the obstruction was, it was found to be a stick of margarine (maybe butter) in a zip lock baggy. I did not believe her, until I saw it myself. That was years ago, when there were party lines and folks (she) did not lock their doors when leaving for a short while. I never told her, but I suspected a disgruntled neighbor (on her phone 'party' line) of seeing her leave, and then sneaking in and putting the butter in the toilet. Now...enough of my butter stories...back the 'the funny (and not so funny)things postal workers have said or done' recently. Sue

Keen observer of the cat and dog world! And when I copied it, to pass on - the poor cat's pic got cut off, just below the eyes - so s/he didn't even get a smell of the action! Plus - the rest of the pic didn't appear on the second page, either! A dog's life - it sure ain't! Not in this place, at least! o j

Texting while driving in my opinion is no different than drunk driving.Every week I hear about another fatal car accident caused by somebody texting. You see it at red light intersections now all the time..light turns green and people just sit there because they are texting instead of paying attenion.The fines associated for texting while driving are stupid. The first time fine should be $1000.00 maybe then they'll get the message.

ilmbg, never thought of that. So far, no poop from where she lays. She also seems to have forgotten how to tell me she needs to go out -- used to be a paw on my leg or a whimper. However I can see how she wouldn't know how to time it properly anymore since she probably can't hold it as effectively. The one issue she did have in the past 6 months was Vestibular disease. She recovered extremely well, just a bit of residual head tilt, but perhaps this might have contributed to her uncoordinated drinking. Unfortunately, I didn't write down when the drinking problem started, (hehe, that sounds funny), so can't say for certain that the Vestibular disease was the trigger. HEYA Gina! How's Odo? Give him a belly skritch from Aunt Weed!