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Comments (8)chubby rat, I tried that one, you type in your ???, fill in some "paperwork" and then they give you 3 different prices for how detailed you want your answer. I figured for $9 (the cheapest), I would pass. It's a stupid clock. And WHY does it have to be sooooo complicated to set one. You should see me trying to work a stop watch at our agility trials. They put me in a chair setting poles. Figured I couldn't hurt anyone that way!...See MoreThank you KTers
Comments (11)Hello again dotmom, I'm sad that you've had such grief and pain to cope with during these past few days, Dottie. It surely is a hard thing to go through such times. And I'm thankful that your family was with you during such a hurtful time ... their presence and concern does help to alleviate that pain. Sharing with loved ones does help ease it. We've all had you in our thoughts and payers a number of times in recent days. (((((Dottie and family))))) ole joyful...See MoreArizona ladies (waving)
Comments (2)Yup, I am with you. Flagstaff is a GREAT place to visit. My daughter and I visited it in 95, and LOVED it. Moni...See MoreUpdates on Hubby
Comments (86)gmatx - I'm so glad your DH (aka grouchy lion) is home and feeling comfortable. Such great news. I hope you both have a happy Christmas/ .Food - If your dad is getting the best care that you can find and have arranged then you're doing well if your dad is comfortable and content. If he isn't comfortable and content then I would be pushing someone somehow. Just because you're old and dying doesn't mean you have to be uncomfortable. I'm a mama bear when it comes to two things - my kids when they were young and my mom now that she is old and dying and can no longer advocate for herself. But I don't ask for a miracle for my mom, just for respect, comfort and being content....See More- 8 years ago
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