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Comments (34)Just got back on-line, was gone yesterday. Sunflowers for your granddaughter and her baby, and for George and Leone. I don't know if I told this story here before. Two years ago, my nephew and his wife had an emergency C-section at seven months. The baby was born dead. They worked for 45 minutes to revive her, but she was extremely critical. They air-flighted her to the cities, but didn't think she would last the night. The NICU doctors said she was the sickest baby they'd ever had. She was so perfect and beautiful even though she was only 3 lbs. 7 oz. Docs said if she survived, she'd be blind, on a respirator, paralyzed, etc. A vegetable. We were devestated. Her little organs began to shutdown. I won't go through the rest, it was awful. Today that little "vegetable" is a perfectly normal tornado whirlwind who runs like the wind and climbs like a herd of monkeys and jabbers non-stop. A complete miracle. I wish the same kind of miracle for your granddaughter and great-grandson. My great-niece's only problem is severe pigeon-toes and crooked calves. She kind of crab scuttles when she walks (runs). The doctors may send her to Shriner's for surgery when she's 12 or 13 if the legs and feet don't straighten....See MoreYoung cat, frequently out of breath, panting...normal?
Comments (6)I have a seven month old cat who does the same thing. We've played hard (hide and seek, tag, fetch) since he was a bitty one and he's solid muscle now. Playing hard will make a cat pant as they need a way to quick process their elevated body heat. Take note of when that happens and if it's warm, don't play too hard. I know if most people were to run at top speed while jumping and twisting around, they'd quickly become hot and short of breath. Playing is hard work. Keep doing it with him though. It's good bonding....See MoreHelp breath life to a dated 90's Lake House exterior
Comments (4)With just a quick look at your images, it would be nice if the exterior matched the contemporary interior of your house. IMO that means eliminating some of the details like arched windows and columns that appear to be foreign to the design. It would be great if you had a straight-on photo of just the front of the house taken when standing on the planting island. Easier to manipulate images to show you what can be achieved....See MorePaint: a color less yellow than Wind's Breath (and a bit lighter)
Comments (23)We were stuck on colors too, and trying to pick colors in my ocean/Florida home to go in my mountain/Colorado home was impossible. Test the colors in the room, with the light you'll use. I had an opposite situation -- I was afraid the 3000K LED lights would be too cold and stark with the gray I chose, so struggled to find a true gray that didn't turn beige. All this to say, look at it in place, with the temperature lights you'll be using. Your yellow tones might be pleasant with 3500K lighting....See More
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