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Since: Oct 28, 2003 Posts: 2914
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(Msg. 16) Posted: Wed Jan 02, 2008 10:41 pm
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It's going to freeze here tonight. I've brought in a couple of plants but
the others are going to have to shiver through it.
Linda
"Tamara" <rosewart*loves*australia@bigpond.com> wrote in message
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> not me either.
>
> I have one dog. that's enough!
>
> Weather has been so hot we've had to hose his chest down several times a
> day. Apparently hosing the chest down on staffies keeps them from
> overheating.
>
> odd.
>
> tamara
> "Fred" <rkatz6 DeleteThis @comcast.net> wrote in message
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>> Not me.
>>
>> Fred
>>
>> --
>> Life's Too Short. So Smile
>> "Linda" <ldlac2 DeleteThis @houston.rr.com> wrote in message
>> news:477b1629$0$10947$4c368faf@roadrunner.com...
>>> Y'all are making me want a dog.
>>> :
>>> Linda
>>>
>>> "Piper" <piperette DeleteThis @hughes.net> wrote in message
>>> news:fle2vh$d2l$1@news.datemas.de...
>>>>>> Because I love dogs so much (have 7 rescues), I guess that is what
>>>>>> kept me
>>>>>> interested for so long.
>>>>>> Piper
>>>>>
>>>>> Me too. We have a Jack Russell, the opposite of anything you have ever
>>>>> heard/read about them. He is so well behaved, mellow, the smartest of
>>>>> all three dogs that we have had. At the beginning of our marriage in
>>>>> 1972 our 1st a German Sheppard (My baby face>LOL). The next in the
>>>>> early 80s, an Akita Mix (Spot>LOL), one hard headed dog. And now
>>>>> Buster. Got him when he was 3 yrs. 4mo, being told he was 1 1/2. But
>>>>> found out differently at his Vets. But he was free, pure bred, not
>>>>> that that matters, just a fact. Now we have had him 5 yrs., making him
>>>>> 8, and he is just our BabyBoy, getting treated like a King (No not
>>>>> Rodney King>>LOL LOL )). He sleeps between us, snuggled under the
>>>>> covers )He is kept clean and pest free<Frontline Plus>). He is so dang
>>>>> smart, I swear is is not a dog, but a person in a little fur coat.
>>>>> Heck this one may out live me (I'm 5 . Could be our last dog, or 2nd
>>>>> to last for sure. No more puppies in my life though. I'm too old now
>>>>> and not patient enough to go through that again>LOL.
>>>>
>>>> He sounds very sweet. They are all as different as people are. I hope
>>>> he lives a good long while yet. The last dog we lost was Teddy, in
>>>> 2005. He was 16, deaf from old age but still fairly vital. He never
>>>> heard the car that hit him. I've often thought about a fence, but our
>>>> dogs roam free in the fields and woods and I just can't stand the
>>>> thought of keeping them hemmed in. We have one little puppy, about 5
>>>> mos old that gets to come indoors at night only because I worry about
>>>> the coyotes and because she is my first true puppy in many years. She
>>>> was a snap to house train. Smart little thing.
>>>>
>>>>
>>>
>>>
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Since: Oct 27, 2003 Posts: 307
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(Msg. 17) Posted: Thu Jan 03, 2008 12:09 am
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It's suppose to go into the mid 20s tonight
Fred
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Life's Too Short. So Smile
"Linda" <ldlac2.DeleteThis@houston.rr.com> wrote in message
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> It's going to freeze here tonight. I've brought in a couple of plants but
> the others are going to have to shiver through it.
>
> Linda
>
> "Tamara" <rosewart*loves*australia@bigpond.com> wrote in message
> news:KQVej.30833$CN4.23884@news-server.bigpond.net.au...
>> not me either.
>>
>> I have one dog. that's enough!
>>
>> Weather has been so hot we've had to hose his chest down several times a
>> day. Apparently hosing the chest down on staffies keeps them from
>> overheating.
>>
>> odd.
>>
>> tamara
>> "Fred" <rkatz6.DeleteThis@comcast.net> wrote in message
>> news:JuqdnTYIXL6HuuHanZ2dnUVZ_oGjnZ2d@comcast.com...
>>> Not me.
>>>
>>> Fred
>>>
>>> --
>>> Life's Too Short. So Smile
>>> "Linda" <ldlac2.DeleteThis@houston.rr.com> wrote in message
>>> news:477b1629$0$10947$4c368faf@roadrunner.com...
>>>> Y'all are making me want a dog.
>>>> :
>>>> Linda
>>>>
>>>> "Piper" <piperette.DeleteThis@hughes.net> wrote in message
>>>> news:fle2vh$d2l$1@news.datemas.de...
>>>>>>> Because I love dogs so much (have 7 rescues), I guess that is what
>>>>>>> kept me
>>>>>>> interested for so long.
>>>>>>> Piper
>>>>>>
>>>>>> Me too. We have a Jack Russell, the opposite of anything you have
>>>>>> ever
>>>>>> heard/read about them. He is so well behaved, mellow, the smartest of
>>>>>> all three dogs that we have had. At the beginning of our marriage in
>>>>>> 1972 our 1st a German Sheppard (My baby face>LOL). The next in the
>>>>>> early 80s, an Akita Mix (Spot>LOL), one hard headed dog. And now
>>>>>> Buster. Got him when he was 3 yrs. 4mo, being told he was 1 1/2. But
>>>>>> found out differently at his Vets. But he was free, pure bred, not
>>>>>> that that matters, just a fact. Now we have had him 5 yrs., making
>>>>>> him
>>>>>> 8, and he is just our BabyBoy, getting treated like a King (No not
>>>>>> Rodney King>>LOL LOL )). He sleeps between us, snuggled under the
>>>>>> covers )He is kept clean and pest free<Frontline Plus>). He is so
>>>>>> dang
>>>>>> smart, I swear is is not a dog, but a person in a little fur coat.
>>>>>> Heck this one may out live me (I'm 5 . Could be our last dog, or 2nd
>>>>>> to last for sure. No more puppies in my life though. I'm too old now
>>>>>> and not patient enough to go through that again>LOL.
>>>>>
>>>>> He sounds very sweet. They are all as different as people are. I
>>>>> hope he lives a good long while yet. The last dog we lost was Teddy,
>>>>> in 2005. He was 16, deaf from old age but still fairly vital. He
>>>>> never heard the car that hit him. I've often thought about a fence,
>>>>> but our dogs roam free in the fields and woods and I just can't stand
>>>>> the thought of keeping them hemmed in. We have one little puppy,
>>>>> about 5 mos old that gets to come indoors at night only because I
>>>>> worry about the coyotes and because she is my first true puppy in many
>>>>> years. She was a snap to house train. Smart little thing.
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>
>>>
>>
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Since: Oct 27, 2003 Posts: 307
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(Msg. 18) Posted: Thu Jan 03, 2008 12:10 am
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Not me
Fred
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Life's Too Short. So Smile
"Linda" <ldlac2 RemoveThis @houston.rr.com> wrote in message
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> LOL!!! I've reconsidered it myself.
>
> Linda
>
> "Fred" <rkatz6 RemoveThis @comcast.net> wrote in message
> news:JuqdnTYIXL6HuuHanZ2dnUVZ_oGjnZ2d@comcast.com...
>> Not me.
>>
>> Fred
>>
>> --
>> Life's Too Short. So Smile
>> "Linda" <ldlac2 RemoveThis @houston.rr.com> wrote in message
>> news:477b1629$0$10947$4c368faf@roadrunner.com...
>>> Y'all are making me want a dog.
>>> :
>>> Linda
>>>
>>> "Piper" <piperette RemoveThis @hughes.net> wrote in message
>>> news:fle2vh$d2l$1@news.datemas.de...
>>>>>> Because I love dogs so much (have 7 rescues), I guess that is what
>>>>>> kept me
>>>>>> interested for so long.
>>>>>> Piper
>>>>>
>>>>> Me too. We have a Jack Russell, the opposite of anything you have ever
>>>>> heard/read about them. He is so well behaved, mellow, the smartest of
>>>>> all three dogs that we have had. At the beginning of our marriage in
>>>>> 1972 our 1st a German Sheppard (My baby face>LOL). The next in the
>>>>> early 80s, an Akita Mix (Spot>LOL), one hard headed dog. And now
>>>>> Buster. Got him when he was 3 yrs. 4mo, being told he was 1 1/2. But
>>>>> found out differently at his Vets. But he was free, pure bred, not
>>>>> that that matters, just a fact. Now we have had him 5 yrs., making him
>>>>> 8, and he is just our BabyBoy, getting treated like a King (No not
>>>>> Rodney King>>LOL LOL )). He sleeps between us, snuggled under the
>>>>> covers )He is kept clean and pest free<Frontline Plus>). He is so dang
>>>>> smart, I swear is is not a dog, but a person in a little fur coat.
>>>>> Heck this one may out live me (I'm 5 . Could be our last dog, or 2nd
>>>>> to last for sure. No more puppies in my life though. I'm too old now
>>>>> and not patient enough to go through that again>LOL.
>>>>
>>>> He sounds very sweet. They are all as different as people are. I hope
>>>> he lives a good long while yet. The last dog we lost was Teddy, in
>>>> 2005. He was 16, deaf from old age but still fairly vital. He never
>>>> heard the car that hit him. I've often thought about a fence, but our
>>>> dogs roam free in the fields and woods and I just can't stand the
>>>> thought of keeping them hemmed in. We have one little puppy, about 5
>>>> mos old that gets to come indoors at night only because I worry about
>>>> the coyotes and because she is my first true puppy in many years. She
>>>> was a snap to house train. Smart little thing.
>>>>
>>>>
>>>
>>>
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Since: Dec 31, 2007 Posts: 63
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(Msg. 19) Posted: Thu Jan 03, 2008 11:50 am
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"Tamara" <rosewart*loves*australia@bigpond.com> wrote in message
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> not me either.
>
> I have one dog. that's enough!
>
> Weather has been so hot we've had to hose his chest down several times a
> day. Apparently hosing the chest down on staffies keeps them from
> overheating.
>
> odd.
>
> tamara
Get him one of those shallow child's swimming pools. Dogs love them.
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Since: Dec 23, 2007 Posts: 28
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(Msg. 20) Posted: Thu Jan 03, 2008 6:02 pm
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"Piper" <piperette.TakeThisOut@hughes.net> wrote in message
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> "Tamara" <rosewart*loves*australia@bigpond.com> wrote in message
> news:KQVej.30833$CN4.23884@news-server.bigpond.net.au...
>> not me either.
>>
>> I have one dog. that's enough!
>>
>> Weather has been so hot we've had to hose his chest down several times a
>> day. Apparently hosing the chest down on staffies keeps them from
>> overheating.
>>
>> odd.
>>
>> tamara
>
> Get him one of those shallow child's swimming pools. Dogs love them.
> Piper
love to, but water restrictions (not just where I live, but throughout
australia) are such that wading pools are not allowed. Heck, watering your
plants aren't allowed. amee was telling me that the Toowoomba City Council
gave every single resident an egg timer and new water saving showerheads
when they put the area onto stage SIX water level restrictions. When we
moved only 18 months ago, they were on stage 4 and Melbourne had just gone
on to stage 1, where we live were stage 4... whilst we haven't changed our
level, other areas are getting worse.
It's now official too, australia has had the hottest year on record even
with all the floods, fires and major catchment areas being well below 30% of
water in them!
Tamara
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Since: Dec 31, 2007 Posts: 63
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(Msg. 21) Posted: Fri Jan 04, 2008 4:41 pm
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"Tamara" <rosewart*loves*australia@bigpond.com> wrote in message
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>
> "Piper" <piperette DeleteThis @hughes.net> wrote in message
> news:flj787$enh$1@news.datemas.de...
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>> "Tamara" <rosewart*loves*australia@bigpond.com> wrote in message
>> news:KQVej.30833$CN4.23884@news-server.bigpond.net.au...
>>> not me either.
>>>
>>> I have one dog. that's enough!
>>>
>>> Weather has been so hot we've had to hose his chest down several times a
>>> day. Apparently hosing the chest down on staffies keeps them from
>>> overheating.
>>>
>>> odd.
>>>
>>> tamara
>>
>> Get him one of those shallow child's swimming pools. Dogs love them.
>> Piper
>
> love to, but water restrictions (not just where I live, but throughout
> australia) are such that wading pools are not allowed. Heck, watering your
> plants aren't allowed. amee was telling me that the Toowoomba City Council
> gave every single resident an egg timer and new water saving showerheads
> when they put the area onto stage SIX water level restrictions. When we
> moved only 18 months ago, they were on stage 4 and Melbourne had just gone
> on to stage 1, where we live were stage 4... whilst we haven't changed our
> level, other areas are getting worse.
>
> It's now official too, australia has had the hottest year on record even
> with all the floods, fires and major catchment areas being well below 30%
> of water in them!
>
> Tamara
Gosh! I had no idea it was so bad there.
Let's have a rain dance! I'll bring the ice.
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(Msg. 22) Posted: Fri Jan 04, 2008 7:35 pm
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Tamara>>Maybe we could send you some of the rain that we are having in
Calif. (Specifically N. Calif.). The storms are so bad, that they have
closed the Sierras all the way to State Line (Nevada), expecting another
Donner Party maybe>>LOL (Google that  ).
Now I had a life long friend that was my best friend since we met in
Kindergarten, that moved to and has stayed down under for maybe 30+ yrs.
now. But he and I became estranged as friends over 7 1/2 yrs. now. Go
see him, cause he is definitely ALL WET>>LOL LOL  . >> Stay informed about: Darkest Evening |
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(Msg. 23) Posted: Sun Jan 06, 2008 10:42 pm
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Works for me, I'll bring an ice shaver and we'll have snowcones.
Linda
"Piper" <piperette.RemoveThis@hughes.net> wrote in message
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> "Tamara" <rosewart*loves*australia@bigpond.com> wrote in message
> news:J8cfj.31135$CN4.23907@news-server.bigpond.net.au...
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>> "Piper" <piperette.RemoveThis@hughes.net> wrote in message
>> news:flj787$enh$1@news.datemas.de...
>>>
>>> "Tamara" <rosewart*loves*australia@bigpond.com> wrote in message
>>> news:KQVej.30833$CN4.23884@news-server.bigpond.net.au...
>>>> not me either.
>>>>
>>>> I have one dog. that's enough!
>>>>
>>>> Weather has been so hot we've had to hose his chest down several times
>>>> a day. Apparently hosing the chest down on staffies keeps them from
>>>> overheating.
>>>>
>>>> odd.
>>>>
>>>> tamara
>>>
>>> Get him one of those shallow child's swimming pools. Dogs love them.
>>> Piper
>>
>> love to, but water restrictions (not just where I live, but throughout
>> australia) are such that wading pools are not allowed. Heck, watering
>> your plants aren't allowed. amee was telling me that the Toowoomba City
>> Council gave every single resident an egg timer and new water saving
>> showerheads when they put the area onto stage SIX water level
>> restrictions. When we moved only 18 months ago, they were on stage 4 and
>> Melbourne had just gone on to stage 1, where we live were stage 4...
>> whilst we haven't changed our level, other areas are getting worse.
>>
>> It's now official too, australia has had the hottest year on record even
>> with all the floods, fires and major catchment areas being well below 30%
>> of water in them!
>>
>> Tamara
>
> Gosh! I had no idea it was so bad there.
> Let's have a rain dance! I'll bring the ice.
> Piper
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(Msg. 24) Posted: Mon Jan 07, 2008 1:00 pm
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"Fred" <rkatz6 DeleteThis @comcast.net> wrote in message
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> After "The Husband" and "The Good Guy", I thought that DK was headed in
> the right direction. But Darkest
> Evening slipped backwards.
For a dchange, I actually agree. (quick, call the Vsatican, I see signs of
The Rapture ....
> Thankfully, not as far back as the Odd Thomas
OT I liked, this just felt ... slower
> Series. I saw it more as a
> tribute to Trixie's breed of dog. The first 300 pages just threw alot of
> confusing situations at me and I didn't
> feel any of the main characters were in danger.
Again, I agree (the Earth is doomed.)
> The last 50 or so pages tied up everything, but this was not
> something I would recommend
The last part was what really turned me off to what I saw as a slow book.
The dog acting all Angelic-like was what bothered me. I) don't even think
it would have bothered me AS much if Nikki had turned into an angel. But a
dog, who in prior scenes had done everything a dog would do, sitting on
wounds suddenly healing them, well, that just bothered me.
The only part I liked and I could, somewhat, relate to was Piggy/Hope seeing
the dog yelled "Doggie!". As someone who would love to get a dog, I could
just see in my minds eye her face lighting up. I admit, I'm a sap when it
comes to animals.
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Scott
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(Msg. 25) Posted: Mon Jan 07, 2008 1:05 pm
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"Jazz_Azz" <shkarst DeleteThis @hotmail.com> wrote in message
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> Got DE for Christmas. And normally DKs books all
> grab your attention with the first few pages and hooks you.
I was hooked but only due to the fact I usually AM hooked. Basically I kept
looking *for* the hook. If that makes any sense (hush, Fred!)
> Maybe I am just getting used to and enjoying, Steward Woods, books
> these days, since DK takes so long to complete one .
Did you mean Stuart Woods? Amazon doesn't list any Steward Woods.
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Scott
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