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- 10 years agolast modified: 10 years agoUser thanked Richard (Vero Beach, Florida)
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Oct. 1-11, where to see roses on XC drive? (on way to Sacramento)
Comments (11)jerijen, thanks; I've visited the Antique Rose Emporium, found a lipstick-red rugosa named "Robusta" which now graces my garden. The Cadillac Ranch was a terrific stop on my XC trip about 6 years ago. I took my recumbent bike with me and biked 17 mi. to the other end of town and back, took photos of my bike with the tilted car bodies. I loved NM and AZ and vestiges of Route 66. I might be returning along Rt. 40, especially if I buy a potted rose or 2 and could therefore keep them in the car overnight, since it wouldn't be freezing yet along Rt. 40, mid-October. Any rose gardens blooming then, in OH, IL, St. Louis, Arkansas? madgallica, thanks. I will look into NY state, and you're right: I'd start on I-90 then angle down to I-80 by the time I reach the Mississippi River. There's lots of time to plan this trip, so I"d welcome more suggestions for roses to see then. Carol...See MoreMY One 1 year old shih tzu driving me crazy
Comments (4)I suspect he does this when you're not around because he knows he's not supposed to be doing it. He may also be doing it because he's on the wrong side of the fence, and it's just easier to do it where he's at than returning to 'his' area to relieve himself. You may want to put a pad in the forbidden area as well, since he seems to be able to get to it. That being said, I don't like pee pads and wonder if he was trained to the outside before you got him. You didn't say. If he was, and you are using pads, you may as well say you are retraining him and he may be confused. Regardless........I hope you are taking him outside to run off his energy and letting him relieve himself there. Is that an option? Taking toys away won't accomplish anything. Reinforcing the positive is the way to train him, whether he's attention driven or food driven. You say recently but how recent is that? He may be acting out a separation anxiety or massive change of habit and environment. Have you considered crate training? This is not an impossible situation, but you may have to sort through a lot of variables to work out a useable routine and for sure you will have to invest some time and patience into the solution. The inside fence bothers me when you are not around. I have seen dogs literally hung up on them and dangling when the owners are absent....See MoreOne drive?
Comments (9)Oh okay well you can buy them from online music stores like amazon or you can use your music cd and use it to save the music to your pc hard drive. There are some free sites online but you have to really look carefully at those to make sure it is legit. Some musicians allow free download of their music. I don't do much music on my computer and usually if I want to listen to music I use Pandora or last fm or Spotify or deezer....See MoreI Can Name That Tune in ONE NOTE!
Comments (5)Bricks too...the bad bricks make a different sound when lightly tapped together. And any glazed pottery...a glazed pot should ring when the rim is thunked with finger nail but when the tone stops short there is a flaw in it. And as for the tile with a hollow...roll a golf ball across your floor, you'll find them...i have one hollow tile in the path thru the dining room. And then there is thunk of a good watermelon...i swear it must be a lost art to hear a good melon cause people look at me odd as i am knocking the melons with my knuckle but i very rarely get a bad melon...tho sometimes those that have been dropped and cracked inside will thunk like a ripe melon, i am trying to train my ear to hear that flaw but it happens so rarely its hard to train an ear to a sound it very rarely hears....See More- 10 years ago
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