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Comments (5)No, just the gardens yesterday but, there is so many different types of gardens to visit and look at that it took us a few hours to get through most of it. My daughter loved the Japanese garden with all the Koi fish which some were as big as catfish! I was looking at all the different plants and trees that were there. They also had a Herb garden that you can smell and feel all the different herbs-some of them smelled like chocolate! That place is so neat and there are so many different flowers and trees. There must have been five or six different types of Willow that I never knew about. It was a learning experience for me~ Aggie...See MoreSuch a conundrum
Comments (18)If we had known up front it was a drug deal, we wouldn't have gone out, we would have called 9-1-1 immediately! No, we thought it was a couple of rednecks beating up a hispanic kid...not unheard of around here. It wasn't until we talked to the kid that we realized it was drug related. In any event, you all are right, it's not a safe thing to do, but DH (and to some degree, me) are not the type to stand back. I disagree about the sending a message...we've managed to keep our neighborhood safe for the families and kids that live here. Our crime rate is low, and it's usually minor issues...someone speeding, minor vandalism, etc. Our neighborhood watch has made it clear that keeping our presence known is important, punks & criminals don't want to mess with nosy neighbors. Plus, our community involvement DOES mean more police presence than in others, ironically enough. Thanks for shaking that young man's hand, Oakley. I tell you, since my son's incarceration, I've had a complete change of insight. He's told me stories of the people there who have no one to believe in them, and those guys have just given up and figured it wouldn't matter if they kept on this path. I think it DOES make a big difference, so maybe, just maybe, we made an impression on these kids. I can only hope so....See MoreHave you ever backed out of a euthanasia app't?
Comments (21)I too have a beautiful shepard-husky mix named Ebony who is 14 years old. I looked at your web site a story of Angel and Wolfy. Your wolfy looks so much like my Ebony (Ebby). I talked about putting my girl down 3 weeks ago but didn't/couldn't do it. I would look into her face with her beautiful brown eyes staring back at me and decided it still wasn't time yet. My neighbor would say' don't you think it's time? I thought, sure she is walking a little slower and doesn't eat that well but I don't think it is time yet. I took her to the vets the middle of May and she gave me medicines for her arthritis and also to stimulate her appetite but neither helped much at all. Over the past week and especially since yesterday I now know it is time. She can't stand up for long in one posistion. She has fallen over several times. Prior to that, the past several weeks she has aimlessly walked in circles not knowing what she is doing or where she is going. She has drank some water today but would not eat. She hasn't really eaten very much over the past 2 weeks. Her kidneys have shut down I know ,because she has hardly voided. She doesn't even bark to go outside. She is very listless. I am a hospice nurse. I've seen the same terminal restlessness in my poor Ebby as I have seen many times with my beloved pts. With hospice we have the medicines to help ease the terminal restlessness and the narcotics to ease the pain and/or to help with the shortness of breath. Wouldn't it be great if there were a pet hospice were our beloved pets could die painfree at home with the proper medications and not have to be euthanized. I had to put my cat Purrie down 2 years ago this month. It was very hard but like my Ebony it had to be done. I wouldn't want them to suffer. I hope that I will be okay because I am alreay very sad this week because yesterday was the 1st anniversay of my mothers death from cancer. I don't know why everything has happened in July. I believe that you will know when the time has come for your Wolfy and I pray for you. I am already sick to my stomach and I'm crying rivers knowing what I have to do tomorrow. I wish you the best and hope you will know when it is time so that they will not have to suffer....See MoreNatural Gas Leak in Emergency Shut Off Valve?
Comments (2)Removed old emergency shut off valve and capped the pipe off outside the house. Repressurized the lines inside the house and they held at 15 psi. Replaced the emergency shut off valve and placed it in the off position. Repressurized the guest house lines and everything is holding at 15 psi. I had to get the 1-1/4" valve at a plumbing supply house as Home Depot does not carry them. Moral of the story is these emergency shut off valves can leak internally. As to the question of why I pressurized to 15 psi to test the lines is because most building codes require it or somewhere around this pressure. If it holds at the higher pressure then most likely if will never leak at less than 1 psi. My problem is fixed...I hope this post helps someone else in the future....See More- 9 years ago
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