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  • Anonymous
    Anonymous Member Posts: 1,376
    edited July 2012

    I took my first shower today. I looked in the mirror. i should have had my husband cover it. i thought the compression bra was tight, nope, its the TE's.

  • FireKracker
    FireKracker Member Posts: 8,046
    edited July 2012

    Awwww veggy...I wish i was there to be with you now.All this crap suks.

    lauren...put that wallet out of your mind for a day or so and you will see it will pop up.

    I think we need a group hugggggggggggggg.

    As usual the hot weather suks...and im in a very bad mood.....went to Brooklyn to see 2 of my kids.....the word DRAMA takes it to another level.glad to be home......

    huggggggggs to all my sistas....bc sure does suk!!!!!and everything that goes with it.EVERYTHING!!!!!!

  • thefuzzylemon
    thefuzzylemon Member Posts: 2,630
    edited July 2012

    On top of all of my beautiful loving sisters who tolerate my bullshit....talking to my oldest turned out to be a real blessing. She hand wrote me a beautiful 3 page letter that I will share With all of you later...

    Then, my 84 year old neighbor called me to help her as she broke her elbow Monday....she needed a can of tuna open....that lights up my world to be the one helping.

    The pond I put in this year has visitors!!!! Another thing I Really love is wildlife....there's a deer that needed a drink and we have a fox family!

    It really is the little things on both ends of my rollercoaster that make all the difference.....

    GG....HOLY CRAP!!! I would have passed out!!! Dang!

    Veggy....lets just take it in the order listed girl!! Less complicated that way!! LOL you have a beautiful mind and I admire it so!!!!

  • thefuzzylemon
    thefuzzylemon Member Posts: 2,630
    edited July 2012

    Snip its from my letter....

    "I want you to know that I am here to help you.  I honestly believe that I can help you more than anyone else....In my whole lifetime, I will not be able to show you the love that you have shown me...you are the most selfless person I have ever met in my life, and for that alone you are amazing...above all, you are an outstanding MOTHER.  You are the best mom this world has ever seen, and I believe that with my whole heart...everything I have ever done and will ever do comes from your inspiration (she goes on and this section is where the happy tears start pouring out of my face - you know, the way SpngeBob does....)...the strength and determination that you have potrayed and are capable of is an unbelievable gift...God has blessed you with so many gifts, and you have chosen to use these talents in a way that benefits others...look at the community you have on BCO...(yep, shotting tears again...)I hope that I can impact lives similar to how you have someday...you always have been and always will be the most important person in my life....

     Ok...I edited out too much and I would share all of it but....it's just so special and full of my baby girl and I'm feeling a little like I need to just put a taste out there as she totally understands what all of you mean to me...that's what I really wanted to share...the rest I just keep close to my heart....

    She did it because she wanted to and because..."My mother taught me how to love."

    AAAAHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH!!!!!!   Thank you for reading this.  Thank you for letting me share this. 

  • LaurenM730
    LaurenM730 Member Posts: 366
    edited July 2012

    Fuzzy - what a beautiful letter. Your daughter must be amazing. And she is jus as proud of you as you are of her. I don't think all daughters want to be like their mom, but yours surely does, so you are blessed to have her. She's a lovely woman.



    Veggy - the first look is the hardest. Unfortunately, you'll get used to it. I still don't like to look at mine so i try to avoid the bathroom mirror. The TEs suck, but the good thing is, they are not forever.



    I'm relaxing here with my baby boy laying next to me. He's so sweet when he's sleeping!

  • thefuzzylemon
    thefuzzylemon Member Posts: 2,630
    edited July 2012

    I'm totally in for the group hug....

    before that letter....as mentioned...I considered finding a nice institution and packing my bags. With that letter....I don't need that any more. She saved me...oh she's incredible. I'd give anything to have you all meet her....and my Boo too...

    TE's are not normal that's for sure. Ugly little bastards....but I need skin for recon and that's the way to do it I guess. I use to hide under sweatshirts and such but I've developed this go-F-youself if you're guna stare Kinda attitude. Its Totally obvious and I can honestly say I'm more comfortable with that side than the other ( That droopy little lady is guna need some work!). So it will be off with Righty when the time comes.

    SKK STORIES!!! LOOOOVE THOSE!!! Do you mean to tell me he's training you already??? Good SKK. Would he be interested in being the Romp Rooms Mascot? Any Kitty that can bitch slap is allllllllriiiight by me; )

    I'm watching the movie Chicago. I love that movie. I've seen it at least 20 times....angry women....great musical.

    MH Tomorrow. I'm afraid she will be disappointed. She never is...but its like talking to you all....I want to be healthy....and not be a problem ya know.

  • Anonymous
    Anonymous Member Posts: 1,376
    edited July 2012

    I'm definitely making my husband take down the mirror for my next shower. Take away the temptation to look. I used to have the I don't care attitude of what people think of me. I'll have find it again. Meanwhile I told my husband, no visitors. I can't wait until I have have a glass of my favorite wine. A little bit of wine may e good for the stomach but a big glass is gret for the soul.

    Gentle Hugs!

  • dunesleeper
    dunesleeper Member Posts: 2,060
    edited July 2012

    Fuzzy I'm super thrilled that you got that touching letter from your daughter. I don't have kids, but I know that that kind of letter means. I have gotten them from my mom. They never get thrown away, and one has been on my refrigerator for many years.

    Veggy I'm hoping you ended up enjoying that shower. I know it won't take you long to be comfortable in seeing "it." I must admit I don't really look at mine too much, but every once in a while I try to say nice things to it and put some organic cream or oil on it. I don't know how the TE feels about it, but it makes me feel better.

    I had my last fill today. My TE moved and turned a bit. So the PS had to find the port. He started filling it but noticed it was filling out in the wrong place. I could feel the pressure on the lower part of the mound. So he cut the fill short saying there was no sense in causing discomfort. I'll be getting my exchange somewhere around the end of August or September.

  • thefuzzylemon
    thefuzzylemon Member Posts: 2,630
    edited July 2012

    LOL....I'll be honest....that attitude comes and goes! I hate it most when my children....my Baby girls....have to see what this damn damn damn disease does. Even if they only see my deformation through my clothing....I see the worry on their faces....that I fucking hate more than anything....I'll never get over that I don't think.

    Ahhhh....take those mirrors down! Good idea!!! I love Your pic!!! Beautiful outside, too :)

  • thefuzzylemon
    thefuzzylemon Member Posts: 2,630
    edited July 2012

    Dune....thank you. Yes....it will be with me forever. I'm going to write her one when I go to that trip at the end of the month....it will be a pleasure.

    LOL...how does your TE feel about it?? LOL I kinda want to give mine a name!! Like....Fluffy...or Rocky (since its actually like a rock....).

  • thefuzzylemon
    thefuzzylemon Member Posts: 2,630
    edited July 2012

    Wine.....may I recommend my favorite?? If you cannot locate it, PM me your address and I will send a bottle your way....



    From Cedar Creek Winery called Cedarburg Spice (made in Wisconsin). Its a red spice wine....and normally I don't like either of those two things. This is hands down my favorite wine.

    Put it in the microwave for 25 seconds and enjoy you're little piece of heaven.

  • Anonymous
    Anonymous Member Posts: 1,376
    edited July 2012

    I wish they could fill the TE's with wine. Then whenever I needed a drink I could hook up a drain and take a sip. Puts a new twist on breast feeding. Just something really stupid  thought of today.

    I'll have to look for that wine. It sounds very yummy.

  • thefuzzylemon
    thefuzzylemon Member Posts: 2,630
    edited July 2012

    HAJAAAAHAHAAAAA!!!!! Now....THATS a great idea....Could seriously help out some marriages at the same time! One for you honey...one for me....HAHAAAHA. Kids always sleep better when their under the influence!! Oh we are a twisted bunch; )

    Yes....please look for it. Its the bomb. Like a dessert. Like a dessert laced with mind numbing alcohol.....

  • Anonymous
    Anonymous Member Posts: 1,376
    edited July 2012

    I think of Fuzzy's Romp Room aas a padded room to bang my head or do sommersaults and play.  You no ever know.  Sounding goo to read everything, there has been so many changes in the last month.

    Today hand makes a clear fist w sstraight knuckles but arm still sloshing.  Better, no shoulder pain so typing better, fixing typos.

    Cancer is still there or back or whatever the case.  Right axilla positive in two nodes.  The left neck node negative so in allopathic med not stage IV.  But in my world of alternative beliefs, it was stage IV when it went into my lymph system, this the never ending ..... never ending.

    Fuzzy, lovely letter from your daughter.  Today mine babysat my neurotic Newfie so Hubby could go w me to holistic dr then onc appts.  Had to tell her the cancer is still there, she asked about stage IV and decided to leave her with the fact that my QOL is great and progress is stteady and it has been stage IV since went to lymph system, so not to fear, it's in the perscpective.  Stage II can find their demise in a few months if it jumps over, stage IV can too, and both can turn it around.  We never want them to far, I know.  I just want to keep her off this damned roller coaster and the dying a thousand deaths  in waiting to know. Yes, let them find their walk in beauty, remain innocent in all ways possible bcz once bc hits there is fear and above all there is love.  I live to see my daughter  walkk in the front door with her true love in this life, they are working their way, they are so happy and have loved one another since first grade.  That I live for, her happiness.

    Veggy -have you considered kick boxing?  I did today.  Want to teaar apart something.  Wonder if kick boxing could be cuple w meditation?

    Sassy - thank you for legal guide, I am  in need to deal w thes easses, one and all,actually have a file titled ASSES, with drs, IDEM, the neighbor w OWB and more, all to deal w before I die, no time now though.  

    Dunessie - good to see you get around, you are fun!

  • sas-schatzi
    sas-schatzi Member Posts: 19,603
    edited July 2012

    Essa-Sweet blog --will try to remember Rebecca's wish. Read bonfires, we are with you

    Fuzzy, the ultimate in life, better than anything --your daughters words.

    Not hearing words of needing to check in.Cool

    Veggy, The pain caused by the implant under the pecs>>>>.I found many ways to deal with it and there is a thread on it. For me It was most important to allow 10 days to 2 weeks between fills, Was on the weekly--7 day, track and something came up to delay a fil . It was at least 10days, What a huge difference in comfort and next to no pain. The pecs were happy. Plus, check the amount for each fill. Amount tolerated by each of us is different.

    Gail---I agree on what the Supreme Court did----when was the last one issue election---NAM?

     I agree with veggy we all should have a padded room in the house . Have said it for decades. A place that was soundproof--so we could yell ,scream, cry, be profane.  Walls soft enought that we could kick  and hit and not get hurt. I have often wondered what such a room used well, would do to our overall well being. Should be big enough for a small bed to fall asleep in after getting all the anger out.  Now Fuzzy's and veggys addition of tubes to deliver a tonic. Remember in the original The Bishop's Wife with  david niven/lorreta young/andArchie Leach--Iknow loosing it---found it--- CARY GRANT Anyways Dudley gives the Professor a drink >>That neither enebriates ,or dulls the senses, No hangover, but inspires  and gives the greatest sense of well being------Thats the tonic I want.

    Nancy SKK is a hoot, If we could only read their minds. Hows MOM?

    LOve and Blessings to all, we all made a step forward today. We woke up and made our minds up about something. Do as Rebecca asks --in d-essa's link

  • sas-schatzi
    sas-schatzi Member Posts: 19,603
    edited July 2012

    Veggy and all I'll post this here and then on FRR. Shortly after The BMX, I Had chest pain---knew it couldn't be ignored b/c of type, called the squad, in the mean time searched the house for an aspirin(part of heart protocol). I 'm in the ambulance with this youngin, meaning late 20's early thirties---He has to run and EKG. Bare chest---both scars under the highest illuminating light available. Poor younger, I felt at the time---what a nice younger. We talked EMS. There was a certain thing I was involved with at ground level as a younger that changed the world of EMS. It was nice that he was appropriately impressed. Last count 300,000 have been trained since, and the military adopted the model for training. It was with a great group in those days. Made and old girl (still 59 @ the time) feel reaily good even though the scars sucked. So, out of a negative, came a positive.

  • Anonymous
    Anonymous Member Posts: 1,376
    edited July 2012

    Scars suck even though they are there for a purpose. It got rid of the breast cancer, got rid of my bunions, got rid of a burst appendix, and determined that the thyroid was not cancerous. They all suck. It took years to accept and feel somewhat comfortable about the older scars. I am still dealing with the thyroid scar to some point. In time I'll accept this. Somehow this negative will become a positive.

    I was invited out by a friend. she picked me up and we went for an icecream. I tucked the drains under my shirt. I looked like I had some kind of tumors growing.It was nice to get out of here for a little while.

  • sbelizabeth
    sbelizabeth Member Posts: 2,889
    edited July 2012

    Hey, Veggy...after the mastectomy I was determined to get out for a little bike ride...what to do with the plastic grenade hanging outa my chest?  I tucked it into my sports bra where my bazoom used to be.  

    We are a resilient group of women.

    I know you enjoyed the ice cream. Little by little, one step at a time, girl.

  • Anonymous
    Anonymous Member Posts: 1,376
    edited July 2012

    I'll be thinking about you whenever I see someone passing by my house on a bike. Most of them are guys in their speedos. (Laughing a dirty little laugh) Think about it.

  • Anonymous
    Anonymous Member Posts: 1,376
    edited July 2012

    Fuzzy - I have failed you. I am so sorry. Please find it in your heart to forgive me. I have searched and searched for an award for the mods but came up empty handed. This is the closest I could find. Hope the mods have a sense of humor.

    If not, i'll be running for my life.

  • dunesleeper
    dunesleeper Member Posts: 2,060
    edited July 2012

    Hi Fuzzy. I guess I have sort of named my TE. I refer to it as 'this THING inside me.' I usually say it with a hateful tone. However, then I try to talk nice to it. For now it is part of my body and it is not healthy to send your body hateful messages.

    This heat is oppressive. I barely accomplished anything today. Tomorrow will be even hotter and I must go to the store. I need veggies. Then I have to clean up a bit. A girl I went to high school with will be coming by Monday to buy my massage table. God I hate for her to see this mess, but there is only so much I can do between now and then. This house is so far gone it cannot be put right in 2 days, even if it was 2 full days of work. Maybe 2 full weeks of work. Yeah. Maybe then. LOL And I don't see that happening for now.

  • sas-schatzi
    sas-schatzi Member Posts: 19,603
    edited July 2012

    Dunes, a quick pick up not knowing >>>how far gone it is>>>get two garbage cans with liners>>>as you go through house pick up whatever can be thrown away. Pitch>>walk through again>>>pick up whatever deposit either in cans or in right room--preferrabaly right spot. If she is only coming for the message table she won't be touring the house. Concentrate on the space she will be in.

    I, so, understand what you are saying, it's not what I live, but I get it. No one would think my house a mess coming through the door, but I>>>>>I see the problems in my house. Thats what counts. if you are uncomfortable with her seeing STUFF out of order than truly you can fix it before monday >>>in 10 minute intervals spaced over hours.

    Women JUDGE  other women by cleanliness of kitchen>>>>>dirty dishes away, countertops clean, floor clean, Bathrooms>>.toilet clean/bathtub clean, floor clean.You said you have a house. She needs to only be in the front room, possibly use the bathroom, may go into the kitchen. Friggen shut the other doors to other rooms if you are unhappy with the way they look.  ANN Landers or perhaps her sister ABBY had a solution for those that want to go through your medicine cupboard >>>>load it with marbles>>>>what a racket they make when someone snoops. Right now I have paw prints in the unused bath tub>>>dear schats is terrified of loud noises>>>firecracker stuff for days........Will I apologize if someone notices---hell no----I will reineforce the fact she knows exactly where to go when apparent trouble is about>>>>also, where she goes in thunderstorms/tornado watches/ tornado warnings. How do animals know the safest spots. Also, under moms old bed from the 30's. frankly, how she gets under there is a mystery. I've watched her come out, but it has to be a different direction going in

    Nancy has skk, I have shats---bad storm coming she led me to the shower, looked at the shower, looked at me, went into the walk-in closet----i decided to see what would happen, I got a chair and sat for say< 1/2 hour---How long can you sit in a closet >>>whatever she was preceiving that night she walked me to the closet three times.--Cool. with the same look at the shower >me> closet. What's truly interesting if there is an animal behaviorist in the group, prior to this time she took cover for herself, now she wants me to take cover----that says something about self and then awareness of others which science doesn't accept about animals ..... inclusiveness during storms is new. I've grownup with dogs my whole life. Been treasured to have great ones. But a dog that wants to take you to a safe place before danger strikes-------whole new experience.  I decide one night when she led me to the bathtub to get in with her, she made room. But again How long can you sit in a bathtub. I do know this I will pay attention to her signals.   

    Way off BC topics , but it's fri-sat morn and you all have somebody -----and it's just me and shats and this keyboard to you. SO, when you think you've got it bad>>turn around and hug your DH or children

  • Anonymous
    Anonymous Member Posts: 1,376
    edited July 2012

    Sassy - good dog stories.  My Joseph did not like tornadoes, who doess and he would lead me to the hallway going into the bathroom, we would sit there, me in chair with him by me.  I would have skunks in carriers stacked in the shower/bath but we sat in the hall.  Every wind storm, he wanted me to go to that hallway.

     Bear Bear, our 2nd Newfoundland dog haated gun shots, backfiring cars.  I  would shoot mark on het mountain and he would OPEN the door, barrel up tothe bathroom and climb in shower taking curtain down on top of himself, we would find him huddles in there like he was hidden.  LOL 

    Once at a flea market festival, I was tehre alone and had to use portapot, so took him and had his leash through door so he was tight to portapot outside.  A truck BACKFIRED and I was yelling STAY BEARBEAR STAY OMG STAY.  He did, but he was known to pull people down the road on their stomach for those noises, he was 180 pounds of true bear material.  but looked in face like a gorilla.

    Edited to add - just recalled that Bear Bear hated thunderand lightening storms worse than the otehrs.  When we had one and he had to cr*p he would not go outside, I recall chasing him around the basement once with a broom because he was intent to do it down there instead of go out in weather.  LOL he was a charaacter.  

    Our Newfie now is Danny Boy, see my pic here, he was adopted one yr ago.  HE doesn't mind storms or anything.  Except he is afraid of horseflies, and anything that reminds him of horseflies - bumble bees, hummingbirds, butterflies.  He also si afraid os squeaky toys, that aisle at PEt Supplies traumatizes him.  He is 145 poounds and such a woos.  He is also a water dog w webbed feet and afraid of the water as in pools and lakes, all he wants is to get back to shore or  stand on my shoulders.   He is neurotic but better.  He has good reason for all these fears and better but so funny.  

  • sbelizabeth
    sbelizabeth Member Posts: 2,889
    edited July 2012

    Veggy...bwa ha ha ha...  Hope they don't get 'em caught in the chainring, you know?  <snort>

  • Anonymous
    Anonymous Member Posts: 1,376
    edited July 2012

    Dunes - I know the heat.  We were at 106 here today in NW IN.  augh!  Watered flowers twice and sweated whole time.  But like they say, if the cook starves it's her own fault.  Same with heat and holding the garden hose, too hot own fault, and I was.  So I showered right in the yard before coming inside.  Indelicate but  it worked.  

    You could meet your person on the veranda w the table and a lemonade and tea tray.  The lady host.  But it is too hot to play, I know.  

    We have our daughter's huge massage table.  She is selling it soon.   

    Hubby is on new shift, he changed positions at work so he is home w me more.  Midnight a week and days a week, weekends off all the time.  He was on crazy shift, all and never knew day to day when on or off.  First time in 32 years w a  schedule and weekends off.  I am want to play when he is on midnights, work hard in evenings and into night.  Research, writing.  BCO now..... but will have to straighten up and get to bed so I can get up and have a day schedule for work.  Thhe point was for me to have more stability not to tire myself and cause more physical trials.  SLeep is healing.  So off to bed soon.....

  • sas-schatzi
    sas-schatzi Member Posts: 19,603
    edited July 2012

    D-Essa--our dogs- yours about being attached to the new outhouse, What a hoot----I could see myself praying PLEASE, DON"T  OVER TURN THIS THING.  My gwp is afraid of clean water, but apparently did well on the lake, but in florida the worry is always the alligator. Your new Danny Boy is like my shats(schatzi)... shats is afraid of all gunshot like noises. But what a great watch dog----and alarm clock. I run her in an on marked road next to a farm. Of leash, I follow in the car. She responds to a honk. It's on the same route to the sheriffs farm. So, far no trouble ==it's a risk, but the beauty is immense. I ran on leash hanging the leash out the window for months , then the window broke. She now follows the same path we did on leash. Hope I don't / she doesn't suffer negative consequenses. Whose dog changes a behavior to a honk----what a hoot

  • sas-schatzi
    sas-schatzi Member Posts: 19,603
    edited July 2012

    Essa---on each side of the farm there are these huge gopher tortoises---Shats at first sniffed them, then one I thinked snapped, she won't go closer than a couple of feet. Here it's unlawful for a dog to MOLEST the tortoises, there is no law against the tortoise molesting the dog LOL. In this same area there are cows and horses-------new calves--were so interested and wanted to play with Shats. Wish it could have happened, but barbed wire separated them. What is great is the horse riders , don't have to fear her b/c she knows the horses from the pasture. I may someday rue the day, but she does well and I watch like a hawk for cars. She runs about 5-15 mph depending on mood. She couldn't get that speed out of me.---It's a rare place in this type of community. When I ran her on leash, the number of times I passed on the wrong side of the road a sherrif vehichles bringing teenagers back from the camp. I'm sure there was a discussion of laws etc. But the road is unmarked then dirt. WE have the largest dog park in the county, but last time shats was there it cost me 260$ --so many dogs without master control. HONK!......Hope Inever rue it.

  • dunesleeper
    dunesleeper Member Posts: 2,060
    edited July 2012

    Girls, your dog stories are hilarious!

    SAS, oh gosh, my house is too far gone for even the steps you suggest. Actually, I have done that for so long, there simply is no place to hide STUFF anymore. And this is OK. I now have time to tackle this a little at a time. It's a very small house, and truly, I did keep it clean and tidy (I used to treat acupuncture clients in here) until I allowed someone to move in for about 6 months. It was a friend and she was telling me she was going to be sleeping in her car and so I offered her a place to stay until she could find something. She just moved on in and everything that I stored in the spare bedroom ended up piled up all over my bedroom. From there it just got worse. I couldn't find things so bought what I needed rather than look through all those boxes. Then, especially the past year I have been in declutter mode but could do so little while working full time. I have a really small house, only 900 sq ft, and it is bulging with stuff. I even had to bring stuff back from mom's house, trying to make her happy. Plus I brought my big speakers back here so I could try to sell them. Ugh. It's just too much. I will focus on cleaning off the chair in the living room so she can sit if she wants. I've been wanting to clear off the table next to it and actually move that table out in front of the couch. And of course vacuum. Not much else can be done at this time. I tend to keep the kitchen and bathroom clean so they will just need touching up. I'll have to close the doors to the bedrooms. It's all good. I mean, it is hard to deal with it all, but now that I am not working I can make some real progress.

  • dogeyed
    dogeyed Member Posts: 884
    edited July 2012

    NANCYnow, love that your cat swats you from atop its condo tower.

    DUNE, my house is messy too.  Used to keep it pretty good, altho not as good as some, but not anymore.  Broken bones, cancer, and madness get in the way.  We worked on it for a week earlier in the year, got most of the house done, "still needs some work" says husband.  My mother is very kind about it, "Well, Gail, when you got two big dogs living in the house with you, it's hard to keep a house clean."  SMILE.  I love her.  FUZZ, like yer daughter loves you and I love you of course, I also dearly love my Mom, big hearts are hard to find. 

    My neighbor, Dottie, she's got dogs too, and several cats.  Well, about every other year, one of those cats gets loose, nearly always around fireworks times.  So, it was late, night before last, she's carrying her grandson and beside was granddaughter, knocks on my door.  I was in NO MOOD to talk to anyone, but I'll talk to Dottie.  So, it was the lost Siamese cat mystery again, she wanted me to go outside in the rain and dark and wind and look for her cat under our big shed, which is situated behind several gates and backs up to her driveway.  Mind you, I'm missing my boob under a dirty T-shirt, house is filthy so can't let her in, which she obviously wanted to visit, my shoulder is killing me and stomach is wooozy.  So, as I apologized to her the next morning, it was the first time I ever said no to anybody who asked for my help.

    But husband overheard our porch talk, which I totally forgot he existed, so he went outside and looked all around, but when I called her, her phone was out on account of weather.  So, next morning, I somehow got myself over to her house, but couldn't take the shortcut thru the bushes and up to the dirt road from the back, noooooo, too crippled up, so I wound up tromping around the long ways, and I was a tragic mess by the time I got to her door.  She said she found the cat when she got back from my house, it was hiding in her front porch bushes.  SIGH.

    Let's see, last count, TWO massage tables are for sale within this group of rowdy rogues, Dune's and Lovessa's daughter.  This is a sign, obviously, but what it means is anybody's guess.

    NOTE:  Our dog Smoke takes to the tub, too, when it thunders.  I keep a couple of his dog towels in the bottom for him to sit on.  He appreciates it so much, a very grateful dog.  Funny thing is, husband sees him as a noble sporting dog, his photographs show that, but I always see our dog as a sappy sort, but I knows just how smart he really is, he fools me with the dumb look and husband with the sporting look.  I honestly don't know what I'd do without a dog.  I hope us baby boomers start okaying retirement homes with dogs, else when I get to peeing on myself in large volumes, I'll have to lock myself in and shoot anyone who comes thru the door.  ALWAYS, GG  P.S.  Funny bulldog video link:

    http://www.care2.com/greenliving/8-funny-misbehaving-dogs-videos.html?page=2

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