That does not make any difference. Find an attorney, get a court order for support, if she doesn't pay, she goes to jail. That is how it was with my ex. A neighbor I had years ago had an ex in prison for non payment of child support. That is why the mother will sign paper to let the adoption go through. My ex told the judge he was living in his car. The judge said "yeah, I've heard that one before." The courts would not let him out of jail without a payment of some of the support money.

Wow, this thread took wings again! Let's see if I can answer. missymoo - we wonder, too, about the discomfort of being still. But as I said upthread, she stops the pacing when we're not paying attention to her. She was never a particularly active dog, so other than maybe being bored, I'm not sure it's discomfort. Yesterday DH was gone and I was puttering around the house. She landed in one of her favorite spots and was there the entire afternoon. tibbrix - We live in NC, so the water is really cold right now. I just don't think I could do that. I wouldn't want someone tossing me in a cold lake in February. And she hates water unless DH is in there with her. I don't think he'll go for that. :) mimi - the vet has done a bunch of range of motion and that type of testing. There haven't been any tests with machines or anything. She doesn't think the dementia is really an issue because of the dog's attentiveness, being in-the-moment when she's there, etc. She said there is still a lot going on upstairs, and there are no other symptoms of dementia. We have her on pain management drugs, which are limited because she is also on Prednisone, which means she can't take NSAIDS. She's also on a supplement and fish oil for arthritis. I will look into the PAWS, that might help some. starsplitter - we have not used glucosamine/chondroitin for this dog, although we gave to another dog years ago. I'd have to ask and research it, it might not work with the Prednisone. The Pred is for a chronic liver ailment, and is keeping that well controlled. She only get 5mg every other day, so super low dosage, but long term. Thanks to everyone for all of the suggestions and words of advice. We've never had a dog live this long, so we're in new territory.

I bought a package of the laundry sheets for my daughter who was traveling up and down Europe last summer for a month or so. She didn't want to check baggage and only pack the minimum of clothing. I bought a different brand than the one you have pictured, but I bought it from Amazon. My daughter's review of the laundry sheets was that it was light and easy to pack and carry. They made sink hand washing easier than carrying pods, liquid or powder detergent around and didn't set off alarms at the numerous airports and customs centers she had to process through. The cleaning ability of the laundry sheets was "eh". She felt she would have of had cleaner hand washed clothes if she had packed a bar of Dr. Bronner's soap and washed her clothes with that instead. Anyhow, they certainly have their place in the world and serve that purpose, and for that, I would buy them again due to them being slim, light and not a pain to cart around. She left her remaining laundry sheets behind in London with a little note on them instructing what they were in case some other traveling student found a need for them.

I am debating buying this one for our kitchen - but I can't seem to find any information on how it would have to be maintained from someone who has actually had one. https://www.ebay.de/itm/254295282625 The manufacturer says that it is polished, but not sealed. Any advice is appreciated!