Tried a new food last night :-D
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Comments (14)As you know, Jeanne, you had me crying and doing the Happy Dance all at the same time. And I can't begin to tell you how much your courage and strength through-out this terrible ordeal has touched me. You are so inspiring, and show there is light even in the darkest storm of one's life. I admire you more than you'll ever know. love and hugs, Karen...See MoreDid anybody watch the new Wife Swap or Supernannies last night?
Comments (18)I watched both of them and i wanted to slap some sense into the parents of the gal that was in the beauty pagents.She was dumber than rocks. The second one made me cry,it brought back sooo many memories for me.I kinda lived that life all through high school.My mom died when i was 9,and when i was 13 i was sent to live with an aunt and uncle.The aunt treated me like that,uncle was always at work.I had to care for her 2 kids,and my grandfather(he had had a stroke),clean house,cook,laundry,and i mean with a ringer washer and hanging them out to dry.Plus going to the spring everyday to get water. I used to get migrains,and had very bad stomach aches.I toughed it out so i could graduate high school,which i did.After i graduated the wicked witch of the east,wouldn't let me go job hunting.Wanted me to stay home and take care of Grandad,her kids,the house etc.We got into a big fight,and i was able to call an older sister in another state,and she came and got me out of there,and took me to live with her.It was like going from hell to heaven!! Years later i ran into my cousins at a family reunion(the WW'S kids,i cared for) and the boy told me that he always thought i was his mom,and how sad he was when i left.Made me cry.As he got older he realized i was his cousin. Sorry,didn't mean to get carried away,that show just stirred up buried memories for me.I didn't think there was still people out there like that.It happened to me in the 50's. Kathi...See Morenew dog food - anyone tried it?
Comments (7)Thanks for your input folks. Rosemary extract would also be "out". I can't give my epi dog that (hey, I can't use PineSol anymore either). It's considered to be a seizure trigger by the Epi Guardian Angel's list (big kudos to that list also for anyone with a seizure dog, please google it if your dog has seizures or epilepsy). By the way Mazer, no I do NOT EVER use grocery brand dogfood -- EVER. I am a huge proponent for holistic feeding of animals. I stick with California natural due to my Mocha's allergies and epilepsy (89 lb dog). I can't even feed Innova even though I find that Naturapet products are very sound. He just can't tolerate a high variety. Before I had the rest of my dogs, I just had the one and home cooked. When I got the others, my freezer couldn't handle the load (I'm not a raw fan, though its great for some). I guess I'll stick with Cali. However, I would probably reccommend Lassie as a lesser of MANY evils over many of the other commercial foods out there for those that are financially challenged. You guys are great! Thanks. Since all my dogs eat together, it just makes sense for me to feed them all the same thing. There's no *practical* way to feed those four monsters separately given that one would be eating Cali (sort of bland -- 3 ingredients) while feeding the other 3 something else. (Hey there's a reason we all love junk food. It's like feeding 3 children Happy Meals while feeding a 4th a bowl of tofu. LOL)....See MoreSo did you watch Katherine Heigl's new show last night?
Comments (10)Didn't finish. Scrapped it after watching about half. Took it off of the TiVo schedule for next week. It's almost a signal when they try to grab your attention right off with random sex, Why??? i guess others like to WATCH? I enjoy several shows where they TALK a lot about it but don't find it necessary to be graphic...and I love Big Bag, Mike & Molly and others of the same genre. I sure wish there was some network shows I could watch with my grandkids like we used to do with our own kids....See More- 3 years ago
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