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Comments (7)I question whether it's a fungus. Unless you're really overwatering, you shouldn't get hit with fungus in Utah. It's just too dry. And if you're overwatering, the fungus would probably be more widespread. The parking strips can get hot pretty easily and they're also harder to get the sprinklers adjusted to spray enough water on them. I think it's more likely that the parking strip is drying out faster than the surrounding area. You could also have stuff under the surface so that there's not much soil for the grass to root in. After watering the next time, stick a screwdriver in the soil in that area and see how far you can get easily get the screwdriver to go in. I'll bet it doesn't get very far, which will mean either that you're not getting enough water there or that there's something under the surface....See MoreAnother Loss
Comments (1)Good Luck. Hope at the very least your o baby survives. Renee...See MoreShould I bring in a third cat NOW?
Comments (3)I'm so sorry for all the loss you've experienced in such a short time. You have some situations that I've had including a cat with IBD and hyperT. And I'm often pondering a third cat including when I thought my IBD hyperT cat wasn't going to live much longer. He ended up living a couple more years. I currently have a 14 year old diva cat who is healthy and a five year old cat who was close buddies with the IBD cat who died earlier this year. I thought I wasn't going to get a third cat but I decided the boy needed a buddy since the diva doesn't snuggle up with him like the cat who died. I had some trouble with one adult male who was too aggressive so I ended up getting a seven month old female and they were buddies within a week. I too try not to have them too close in age so I don't have multiple medically challenged geriatric cats at the same time. I can see why you'd want to get another cat now. If the new cat had the right demeanor it probably wouldn't be too stressful for the diva....See Moreanother family loss
Comments (20)I offer my condolences and best wishes, as well. I am pleased that you have that feeling of peace in your heart ... it takes many people a long time to come to that place in their mourning journey. I hope that you haven't short-circuited some of them. Good wishes to you and the others who loved and cared about your grandfather, during the coming days. It is true that many couples, especially in earlier generations when there were fewer activities going on, come to depend so heavily upn one another that when one dies, the other feels little reason to go on living and just waits for death, him/herself. Many wives of recent retirees who have few other interests become very frustrated at having that person around underfoot so much: their house used to be "theirs" for a good portion of each day/week/year ... but that was the situation no longer. Many partners in a very loving relationship also have a number of other interests ... which would please their wives just after they retire ... and will help them become adjusted to single living, after the death of the partner. ole joyful...See More- 8 years ago
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