Text 5480, 80 rader
Skriven 2008-04-14 21:15:56 av Ruth Haffly (1:396/45.28)
   Kommentar till text 5351 av Carol Shenkenberger (11379.cooks)
Ärende: travels
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Hi Carol,

 > Sam, several times neighbors watched him--one set spoiled him rotten.
 > (G) They also had a cocker named Sam.  We boarded him a couple of times;
 > he was spoiled there as well.

 CS> Probably can now, but we had a few worried about the heartworms.
 CS> Silly us. Mosquito vector required.  Still, he'd been on treatment
 CS> long enough the vet says that's not an issue.  Said the one who
 CS> panic'd and wanted to see Daisy hadnt added up that we get her only
 CS> last month and he's been treated since November.

I would ask around if all 3 of you go away.  Too bad Don won't be coming
with you on this trip; we were all looking forward to meeting him.


 CS> Short but simple (most posted in Doghose) but Cash is one lucky
 CS> fellow.  EKG and Xrays show no pattern of heart damage per heart

Sounds like he did well.  I suspect part of it is the TLC he's gotten
since he moved in with you. (G)

 >  CS> organized as you.  At best I try to keep 'like things together' in my
 >  CS> chest freezer.

 > It helps me to know what I've got on hand. We defrosted it last night so
 > I was able to better arrainge things.  BTW, are you still interested in
 > the freezer basket we have? If so, I'll throw it into the car when we go
 > on leave in July.

 CS> Oh yes!  Toss it in the car please!  Even if it doesnt fit my fridge,
 CS> I'm short on that sort of 'keep bin' for the garage.

OK, hopefully in the last minute clatter bang before we leave, I'll make
sure it's thrown in. I think it has a few odds and ends in it right now
(non food items) but I'll clear them out & clean it up.

 > That's the advantage of staying caught up. (G)

 CS> Yeah, I dont have to rapid blast through messages and can take time to
 CS> actually read-em all as intended by the poster!

I know; I got caught up Saturday, didn't read Sunday and had 99 today.
Another migraine set me back on reading until now.


 CS> The www.visitbinghamton.org was really nice but you have to go
 CS> elsewhere to get the prices.  I'm fond of expedia as when you plug in
 CS> your dates, it shows the ones with rooms still open.

We took a quick look at it yesterday morning but will probably go the
B&B route.


 > As long as we can find a place to sleep & shower, we'll be OK.  Could
 > stay with my parents but they're 90 minutes away--and some of the roads
 > at night aren't the safest.

 CS> True.  Best to be a little closer in.  Once you do settle on a place,
 CS> if you let me know the name and address, I'll update that text sheet I
 CS> have with the info.  Same for all others!  That way we know where each
 CS> other are.  Always a nice touch!  Michael Loo's last note is he's
 CS> waiting to book to see a place where another is so he can share a
 CS> ride.

OK, once we get back the word from Janis on the one B&B, we'll make a
decision.  After a couple of enjoyable B&B stays last year, we're
looking into them more often


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Catch you later,
Ruth
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