Text 5778, 93 rader
Skriven 2008-04-21 13:34:29 av Carol Shenkenberger (11809.cooks)
   Kommentar till text 5773 av Janis Kracht (1:261/38)
Ärende: Local Market
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 > > Ok, we are talking 1/2 mile probably.  You said Saturday, 8-12 roughly rig

 > Yep.. :)

 > > If it works for folks (we'll see how it flows at the time), we can make a
 > > little trek up there that morning and come back with goodies for lunch.

 > Yeah, should work well.

As Dale mentions and I indicate, nothing set in stone here.  I like a relaxed
picnic too <g>.

 > > At 1/2 mile, if my back is out enough to not make that, I'm not apt to be
 > > able to drive up.  Normally it will be fine and a short walk like this is
 > > the Doc's list of 'stuff he wants me to do'.  Just no backpacking it back.
 > > Pull cart is fine though!

 > Ah, I see.. Ok, makes sense then :)

Yup.  And my pull cart will hold more 'stuff' than I need so folks can tuck
in extras there.  If they make it too heavy, I just draft one of'em as the
draft animal on the way back <evil grin>.

(on Daisy)

 > > Actually I'm thinking either with a neighbor, or pet hotel in her case.

 > I dunno about a neighbor.. Do you think she might be more frantic if she
 > doesn't see you suddenly, so soon?  Well, you know her better than I do :)

Maybe, but far cheaper!  I have to check the price of the pet hotel.  It
occured to me I can't control maids and stuff at the Clarion and i'd hate for
her to get scared and run out when one left the door open to vacumn etc.  In
some places, they ignore a 'do not disturb' sign.


Either way, it's probably moot.  Don is not in a mood to go.

 > > ---Slight break, new to us neighbor just came by walking his dog and said
 > > hello.  Got the sad news that one of the boys who lived here (the party
 > > holding wild one) died.  Drunk driving accident. -+-

 > Oh, that's too sad ...

Yes, and i feel for the mother.  He was 19 I think?  Her youngest son is
disabled it seems with a terminal illness (also a heavy drinker).  Dunno much
more.

 > >> Toby hasn't been neutered, and he's about 6 years old now.  Priscilla
has  > >> :) But Toby has never left our sight haha.. he's afraid of his own
shadow  > >> wouldn't know what to do if he got out of the yard I think :)
If there a  > >> problems, it might just be that Toby is petrified of your
big husky dog L  > >> I'm tellin you he's a sissy, and really afraid of his
own shadow :)  He u  > >> barks at people from behind Priscilla :)

Above first wierd quoting from IceEdit.

 > > This I gotta see <g>.

 > Oh yeah.. he's comical to see when he does it.. big ferocious bark too..

 > "I AM tough I tell you!!!!" Lol  Almost like he's saying, "Go ahead, ask
 >HER haha


Classic <g><.


 > >> think about that one... matter of fact ... I meant to ask you .. :) :)
I  > >> a jumper?  Have you seen him liking to jump over things much?  I know
bea  > >> sometimes are know to like to jump over fences... in the hunt I
guess :)
 > > Naw, Cash can barely get up on the bed (ours is a taller than normal
one).  > > He'd crawl under a fence if it had a gap big enough, but hasnt
been noted  > > be much of a digger.

Ok more odd quoting, but I could fix it.  Here though, wont bother on this
one message.  (To others, testing new software).


 > haha.. ok, that's good :)  We've had diggers before :)  Pricilla used to do
 > that all the time (grin)  Toby does it now once in a while .. not too often
 > sometimes you're walking in the yard and boom - it's like a pit if you
 > aren't watching were you're going :)

We have a few of those in our back yard too but they arent from Cash digging.
Some were trees we tried to plant that didnt make it, and 2 are Roscoe and
Face reminders.


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