Morning Cafe folks!
I made another pot of coffee for anyone that needs it (like me)
Good morning Debby!
Thanks for another round!
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Morning Cafe folks!
I made another pot of coffee for anyone that needs it (like me)
Two of my Dobies were therapy dogs, Amber and Dylan. We primarily did nursing home visits but I always wanted to do children's programs with Dyl.
Dylan, was exemplary. He loved children above all else and could spend all day with them. I could turn him loose in a daycare without a worry in the world and every kid in there would be delighted by playing with him and safe from any who meant them harm! He was such an angel and lost so young.
Dylan
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Amber
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Dylan was a bit younger than that. I've lost all of them younger than what's considered the normal longevity range.Beautiful dogs!
So sorry you lost Dylan so early!! Losing a pet is always difficult but when you lose them before their time, it seems it’s even more difficult.
We lost Gator somewhat early too... he was 6 1/2 when we put him down.
Wow that's sad you've lost them so youngDylan was a bit younger than that. I've lost all of them younger than what's considered the normal longevity range.
Dylan was a bit younger than that. I've lost all of them younger than what's considered the normal longevity range.
Thanks! Mad is pretty handsome, but Pippi owns my heart. They are a handful right now but I keep telling myself this is temporary. They are going to be great roosters.Beautiful bird, they all are.
Oh man...I can't get enough pickles in my tuna! Even the tuna pancakes would be good if you leave the sugar out of the pancake and put some pickles in.That does not sound appealing at all! Of course I'm a "mayo, garlic and tarragon only" tuna salad person. DW requires something crunchy in hers. WAY back when I was a kid I told my mother not to buy the kind of tuna the neighbor bought (in her presence , ) since I didn't like the pickles in it. Who knew it didn't come out of the can that way?? I think I was about 4.
That's an awesome dog and an awesome mission.We've done it for 7 years. My dog was born to do therapy work...he's amazing. We used to have 6 hospice patients we visited every week for two years. When that was over we looked for a different setting. We had a request from the Community College and Ronald McDonald House....and so that's what we're doing now. We even did a television spot in December for them which was an great experience.
Yum!
Read your interview. Fascinating! What a great adventure you've been on! So sorry about the catfish attack. Who knew that could even happen?You can read about it in my Interview, here;
https://www.backyardchickens.com/threads/byc-member-interview-007sean.1232780/
Good morning Cafe. It's 11F out with flurries. The deck door was frozen shut again and required the hairdryer to get it open. Bella has not gone out of the house via the mudroom addition yet so getting the deck door open was a priority.
No raccoon tracks this morning. The poor bugger has probably realized there are easier meals to find elsewhere.
I was up early too, but had to get DH off on his trip this week. Then rounds, and now finally coffee and BYC!Morning Cafe Thanks Val second cup here up lots earlier today .... Need to take the car see what kind of damage when BF hit the ditch
I am an old fogey when it comes to food. I was dragged up that way.Good morning! I agree....and have that experience also. I'm afraid food has become "entertainment" here......eating out a way of life for many ...which leads to "Hmmmm what do I feel like eating today" instead of being grateful that there is food available. I sound like an old fogey, I know....and there's a good reason for that!
19 degrees here.....but not snowing and minimal wind.