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Comments (124)Good morning everyonbe. Still no package, and no mail today as we all know it's a holiday. We have been sleeping in so much later these last few days, that not sure we'll hear the alarm tomorrow when it's time to get up for school! My granddaughter had off as of Friday. I better get in the habit since I may be going back to work real soon...sooner rather than never! LOL Mary Ellen, I don't blame you for being partial to the photos. I would be proud as well. Dianne, I can't tell you the number of times I would "remmeber" something, anything...especially that stuff I package up and put in containers in the freezer! LMAO....sometimes it's a defrost everything to determoine what it is. Or defrost what you think were mashed p potatoes and find out it was buttercream icing! My promise to myself this year was to label everything, but I don't always. oh well. One time I had a box take the longest time. When it came down to it, it was never mailed as a priority box, so it took a longer time to get here, perhaps Vina that is what is happeneing? I'm still experiencing great problems with GW. I type to a blank page and then minutes later, the words appear. As of now, I see the paragraph where I mention MaryEllen. It will be minutes before anything else appears and then I have to go back and fix typos. So strange, not sure why this is happening. Spring, plesae come soon, I can no longer take this cold. Have a great Monday! Maryanne...See MoreMrs. B has been MIA for 4 days - help
Comments (7)OMG, I have the same thing going on. Nest with 4 eggs, and female gone. The male kept going in there and tried to get a new female to go in but she wouldn't. they looked in a different box, several times and I thought they'd start to build. But then nothing for several days. This morning there was a quick visit to the empty house by the male, but that's it. The nest with the 4 eggs has been unattended for way too long so I know I have to empty it, I just dread it. I wondered if the new female would build a nest over the old one, but as she wouldn't even go in I guess that won't happen. I do wish you better luck than mine had. Mine had already started incubating for a pretty long time so there's no chance for them but maybe yours does. I don't really know how long they are viable, maybe someone who knows these things can tell us?...See More***UPDATE** My Henry has a heart murmur
Comments (5)Dear Finnie, I know what your going through. I remember getting the same diagnosis with my dear Cocker, Jippy. But don't you fret! My dear Jip had an enlarged heart (twice the normal size) and lived a very long time, 15 years. Vets always give the worst case scenario. Just love your Henry every moment of the day and spoil him rotten. Hang in there and prove to the Vet love conquers all. I've left my Vet shaking his head many times *lol* The drug they prescribed works by decreasing certain chemicals that tighten the blood vessels, so blood flows more smoothly and the heart can pump blood more efficiently. That's good news. (((HUGS))) Edna Here is a link that might be useful: Enalapril...See MoreMamma Mia! Here We Go Again
Comments (11)Funny story. I was NEVER an ABBA fan...but back in 2000 we were traveling to London and everyone said we had to get tickets to MAMMA MIA. I had no idea what it was about but just heard it was a musical....so we went. As an aside I do find that when I have no expectations or idea of what something is about I usually really enjoy it. We both were just amazed how great it was. Even bought the CD right in the theatre in London which is something I have never done before! I became an ABBA fan (and by the way there was a great PBS thing on ABBA which totally converted me). also went to see it on Broadway and enjoyed it (but the first time in London was really to die for). I somehow have not yet seen the movie, although I have heard lots of differing opinions on that . ........See More- 6 years ago
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