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  • 4sewwhat
    4sewwhat Member Posts: 2,093
    edited January 2014

    Could be part Llama!!

    Having coffee then getting to work.  Who knew all I had to do was close down my shop for the orders to start coming in?

    Sly and Lil Goats great news on scans!

    Shells, hope DH sticks with it and things smooth out this time. Hope you got some rest!

    Ducky, do you have a tunnel out the house?  I remember one time snow was higher than my grandparents house and their front walk looked like that pic Chevy posted!

    Cami, DH is on a plane headed your way. Unfortunately I didn't have any warm wether to send with him!

    Trying to keep up just major busy. Parents are comin this weekend  Long ugly story. Happy birthday to me   When will I learn??

  • GmaFoley
    GmaFoley Member Posts: 7,091
    edited January 2014

    Cami, because of all the illegal hunters here, we do put feed out for them to take pictures, but we try keep them afraid of humans.. Otherwise, they would be easy prey for the hunters. 

    Guess what! My dear Grandsons shared their cold with me.. Had the flu and got better before I went and now a cold. GRRRR. But it was worth the fun and change from my crazy life.

    Chevy, you asked for it - Here is one with Gizmo, mommy and  her yearlings/family members:

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  • Chevyboy
    Chevyboy Member Posts: 10,786
    edited January 2014

    That's beautiful!  I know.... when we were younger, DH and his Brothers were hunters....  Sorry to say it now, but we didn't think about it then! 

    Couldn't do it now.... don't even like to think about it....   All animals are so beautiful!  And yes, he DOES look part Llama...Ha!

  • luvmygoats
    luvmygoats Member Posts: 2,942
    edited January 2014

    Gma - that was my 1st thought. He looks very goatie colored. I have seen many similar. In the goat colored world (which you're not supposed to look at for show goats) he would be unusual. Would prob. sell well as pet with those colors. No don't think llama/goat/deer breed. Llamas used for herd protection. Once had to help friend shave her llama. Not fun. She ended up with hunkys off - but we were doing it to make her cooler for summer.

    Chevy - no need to apologize for hunting. Deer can be come nuisance. Feral hogs are around here. Deer not as much because of the drought except when they eat gardens. I pass the meat market leaving town. There are freq. goats, cows, pigs there for processing. I vow to become vegetarian but hasn't happened yet. Mine are not really big enough to eat.

    I've read goats/deer closely related but just read another posting saying goats/sheep more closely related. But in any case this posting at least says no interbreeding. Most people want deer out of their goat pastures. Deer carry meningeal worm that passes easily to goats (uses intermediate snail host).

    Gma - DH has hunting friends thru work. I'll get him to ask if they've seen this. I personally just see the whitetails but then I don't put out anything to attract them. Neighbor has had them eat his garden but even when I had one they didn't. Fruit trees have died from drought so not much to attract them to my yard.

    I bought - yes what was I thinking - canna bulbs yesterday. I used to have a bed of beautiful ones out front. I think they were planted where a hedge bush died - in the gap. Years of working/not watering and they're down to a few measly stems. I bought bright orange/red ones. Gosh I will have to get down to their level. Hope nobody sees how I will have to get up off the ground. Guess I prob. need to get some mulch too. The hedge (short can't remember name) has continued to try to grow over the front edge. DH trims it back but I think it needs a scalping but then afraid it might die. I used to plant flowers on the front edge in summer. It does have a drip hose through it. Haven't done it in years and not enough room now where hedge has overgrown. That and prob. an expense I don't need. I could justify the cannas since if they thrive will be perennial.

  • Chevyboy
    Chevyboy Member Posts: 10,786
    edited January 2014

    Littlegoats.... I've heard that the deer, will dig up and eat ANY kind of bulbs!  Kind of like all the fat squirrels around here!  But we put a tray of food out for them almost every day.... So much snow here, that they would be COVERED in snow if they had to eat off the ground!    It's just fun to watch them through my kitchen window!

    I just bought some bulbs also... but won't plant until Spring...  That's if it ever comes......Scared

  • JAN69
    JAN69 Member Posts: 947
    edited January 2014

    GmaF  - Love that deer!  We've got white tail deer that will eat about anything this time of the year.  Fortunately they don't like daffodils or I wouldn't have my yellow field every spring.  There are several llama farms (or is it ranches) around our area.  I love to slow down and watch the little ones frolic around in the fields.  As for the deer, we just need to slow down and watch for them to jump in front of the car.  

    Off to clean up sewing room so I start new project.  Jan

  • luvmygoats
    luvmygoats Member Posts: 2,942
    edited January 2014

    They never ate the cannas, even the year the drought was the worst. I think they died because we never water. I was too busy working and I'm the one that kept up with it. The year it was the worst I had an armadillo just outside the fence in the daytime digging and he would not be deterred from his mission.

    Yay - Mr. Bucky's visit is tomorrow afternoon. DH talked to her. I was out sprinkling bird food - just a couple minutes without gloves and could not feel my hands.

  • Smaarty
    Smaarty Member Posts: 2,951
    edited January 2014

    4sewhat-how's the new implants doing? Did you have drains again? Out now?

  • ChickaD
    ChickaD Member Posts: 1,025
    edited January 2014

    Miss GMa......OMG I love your Gizmo photo....how cute!

  • Wren44
    Wren44 Member Posts: 8,585
    edited January 2014

    Saw a sign I thought we might be able to use:

    If you can't be positive

    Can you at least be silent?

  • JAN69
    JAN69 Member Posts: 947
    edited January 2014

    Good one Wren, I'll have to remember to use that.

  • camillegal
    camillegal Member Posts: 16,882
    edited January 2014

    Wren, I like that.

  • Holeinone
    Holeinone Member Posts: 2,478
    edited January 2014

    Gma, those photos are adorable, you must live out in the country with acreage? 

    Wren, it's a good one....

    4sewwhat...birthday ? When? I hope you get a little down time, which with your high activity life, and your folks coming....Yikes girl,   Happy Birthday

    Happy Wave to all

  • sas-schatzi
    sas-schatzi Member Posts: 19,603
    edited January 2014

    HI,  Today feeling a bit of smaltsy, it's my 5th year Cancerversary.  My home thread is Insomnia thread, but I thought who do I want to share this with besides my dear friends there. I thought of my friends here. I know you will share in my JOY of this day, b/c we each have the thoughts in common re:BC. Bless you all in your journey.

    3 minutes ago, edited 2 minutes ago by sas-schatzi

    Hmm opened a bottle of wine, thought about these few hours in 2009. 11:55 am--I had a phone call from a nurse that said  "DR.  L wants you to know you have a brain tumor"----no answers to what, where, what kind,etc. Said to her "Well, going out the door for a 1pm bx, we know is going to be positive" "I quess when the shit hits the fan".

    Talked over films with radiologist, I pointed some stuff out on the films and said "This tells me it's very aggressive". He looked at me, with the look of --should I be honest with her or not. He said "Yes"

    Figured a good little nurse would tell her boss that she had a brain tumor. DH and I already figured out a plan for him to drive me on my homecare nursing calls. Told boss of tumor and plan. Her words "We need to know you're safe with patients, I have to relieve you from work". I never worked again.

    In the space of four hours, I had a triple hit. A brain tumor, breast cancer, and lost my career of 40 years.

    But my Lovey's, It's five years today. We never know why anything happens the way it does. I wrote the following in 2011 it appears. Probably on a glass of wine then too :)

    Nov 4, 2011 03:47am, edited Aug 14, 2013 06:58pm by sas-schatzi

    This thread is about being prepared------------and will continue to be so, but add to your list about ending it.

    There will come a time that you will no longer need BCO. It is different for each person. Some need to stay here b/c no one in their life gets what they have experienced.

    Others need to stay b/c they have developed friendships, that are beyond dissolution, by leaving.

    Others want to stay b/c they love helping others.

    Why we stay or why we leave, is to each our own, we love when we are here and remember when we our gone.

    But always , remember you are valued, and your return is received joyously, because you LIVE.

  • Di2012
    Di2012 Member Posts: 925
    edited January 2014

    WREN,

    I am being silent!

    on another note:

    Isn't our weather lovely today...so warm I shed my coat today....and I am always cold!

    Di

  • Di2012
    Di2012 Member Posts: 925
    edited January 2014

    GMA....that fawn is so cute, but is going to be one UGLY deer

  • Smaarty
    Smaarty Member Posts: 2,951
    edited January 2014

    SAS-OMG. How does one get through something like that?  You are definitely the warrior! And I'm glad you're here to help the rest of us.  I suppose there was nothing you could do about the job?  So you've been retired 5 years, that's not bad.  I hope after all the treatments that you were able to start enjoying your retirement. 

  • camillegal
    camillegal Member Posts: 16,882
    edited January 2014

    Sas What a whallop in a matter of hours. U're one of those stories that people can really care and think about, u might have retired, but not here, we have u hustling all over the place and u have such an up beat and caring attitude.

  • Chevyboy
    Chevyboy Member Posts: 10,786
    edited January 2014

    Congratulations Sass!    And thanks for all your help!

  • Smaarty
    Smaarty Member Posts: 2,951
    edited January 2014

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    This seems to fit nicely.

  • Di2012
    Di2012 Member Posts: 925
    edited January 2014

    Sas...congrats on FIVE years!

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  • camillegal
    camillegal Member Posts: 16,882
    edited January 2014

    Di that is so clever.

  • Di2012
    Di2012 Member Posts: 925
    edited January 2014

    Thanks Cami and was our business woman, Cami, busy with all those furnace calls today?

     It was 53 and sunshine today, low tonight 37.....did a little shopping at the mall, a new pair of pants,  returned some pants, even amount of  exchange, had Thai lunch with hubby, then went shopping for our dogs, eye drops $21at Rite Aid for our old dog almost 11, that is blind, and then went out to NE Tacoma to get dog food for our SIX PACK of dogs...two bags and $104.00 was gone.....love the damn dogs! WOW what an eventful day....I am usually the stay at home frau  except for doctor appointment.

    Di

  • marywh
    marywh Member Posts: 2,280
    edited January 2014

    Its so freaking cold here!!!!! Down to 10 this morning, 10 tomorrow morning too, which makes getting up and going to rads at 8 in the morning a bit of a bummer. Hope all are doing well,Im having a Much better week. Still just mainly lurking, but I want you all to know how nice it feels to have so many pms and messages from everybody. Love you all....

  • Spookiesmom
    Spookiesmom Member Posts: 9,568
    edited January 2014

    Smaarty, love the 'toon!

    A six pack of pups? Share details! These crazy cat ladies, well, let's hear some WOOFS.  They'd "say" they like dogs, I can't blab about Spookie and Kris all the time. 

  • camillegal
    camillegal Member Posts: 16,882
    edited January 2014

    Wait a min-u ette  LOL  I know I always talk about my Katie-Kat cuz she's sleeps with me, goes in the bathroom with me follows me all over BUT also have a Dog names Sox he's a border colli/.Lab and he listens like a dream, he comes to me to visit and my cat gives him a look and he's out of my room--Our Dog is a good size, but Katie-Kat is the boss of this whole house, good thing she likes me LOL He really listens to us to, not Katie--she listens when she feels like it.

    Actually only 3 calls today, but next week it's going to be colder and colder, this January is a tough one, more snow tomorrow and then super cold below zero, ick

  • sas-schatzi
    sas-schatzi Member Posts: 19,603
    edited January 2014

    Thanks gals for sharing the time today, it was a surrealistic day then, but it's great to be here now. We all know one friggin phone call or moment can change or lives----------so enjoy each moment. g'night

  • Alyson
    Alyson Member Posts: 4,308
    edited January 2014

    We just have cats I am afraid. DH is off a farm and he thinks dogs should be outside etc and that its not fair to have them in towns.I would love to have  a Sky terrior, my grandmother had one which was actually a cross with a fox terrior and he was lovely.

  • GmaFoley
    GmaFoley Member Posts: 7,091
    edited January 2014

    Oh Chevy I found one more picture of Gizmo with his Mommy! 

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  • Chevyboy
    Chevyboy Member Posts: 10,786
    edited January 2014

    Grammie, I posted another picture of a black fawn on your other thread!  I had it in one of my Picassa online albums!   "Your" deer are more "long hair" and fluffier than usual, right? 

    LittleGoats, can you post pictures of your "kids?"....... See, that's supposed to be funny....  "kids"????  Well it IS funny....  if you think about it.  But I KNOW how cute they are.  I promise I won't show any more chickens though!

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