...Tree, appreciate just what you are going through with those 3 mini-Doxie's....We had 2 of them one right after the other for 33 years....So loveable, and of course really just another member of the family....In their eyes the most important part of the family.
Very intelligent dogs...{or is it people}, at least they think they are people....We took them eveyplace we went {we were a lot younger then}. Even to Disney World...There they had to stay in Disney's {dog hotel}, and we even had to make out a menu for her. A/C'd too....
Almost all of the Doxie's have similar habits and I think begging is one of their highest honed abilities...When they give you "that look"....well they know what they are doing...
They were really an important part of our family.
Quentin
cherokee woman wrote:Everyone have a great day, and let me know if you have anyspecial requests for lunch and supper menus, please.
Well, the ladies wanted to go out yesterday to do some "Trick or Treating", they decided on going
to one of the local Malls. They said they had a very good time;and got LOTS of GOODIES! I'm
still wondering about that one, as they ONLY brought me back some candy!
Ed,I thought you all had hats for things like that; I mean come on; Don't ALL Texans wear
10 Gallon Hats!!!!
Cherokee Woman "Several Years" Ago!!
"Soldier Sarah"---Halloween 2006
Being Crazy,keeps you from going "INSANE" !! "The light at the end of the tunnel,has been turned off due to budget cuts" NOT AFRAID A Vet., and PROUD OF IT!!
I love the Coin Street Fruitcakes. No one ever seemed interested in them and I practically had to force people at work to try one. They are so good, but unfortunately have a bad rep!
I also put up my 6" xmas tree on my desk. It is the only decorating I have done, but that was so easy - open drawer, remove tree, set it down. Done!
Now to await the gifts that will magically appear under it? (yeah right!)
She who has no signature! cinscocom-tmw
edblysard wrote: Anyone know how to hook up an IV?.....I need a bag or two of coffee!
Anyone know how to hook up an IV?.....I need a bag or two of coffee!
Let me see those arms.... Hmmmm... That looks like a good vein. Better use a 14 guage catheter.....
Larry Resident Microferroequinologist (at least at my house) Everyone goes home; Safety begins with you My Opinion. Standard Disclaimers Apply. No Expiration Date Come ride the rails with me! There's one thing about humility - the moment you think you've got it, you've lost it...
Mutt, your picture of Cherokee Woman all dressed up in engineer's garb is interesting. I have an antique CB&Q brakeman's lantern, complete with a red fresnel globe which I couuld have loaned her.......it would have made her look a little more authentic. I sort of pictured in my own mind what CW looks like, and I was close!
Ray CANADIANPACIFIC2816
"There was a time in this fair land when the railroad did not run, when the wild majestic mountains stood alone against the sun, long before the white man and long before the wheel, when the green, dark forest was too silent to be real." Gordon Lightfoot
cherokee woman wrote:Good Wednesday morning, everyone! I sure hope no one atetoo much Halloween candy last night, but I also hope thateveryone had a good time!!Sarah did look might good in her BDUs!! Coffee is ready, and Mookie, here's you great big mug, fullto the brim with coffee. Juice is freshly made, and we havehot water for hot tea.Breakfast this morning: oatmeal, turkey bacon, scrambledeggs, sausage patties, biscuits and sausage gravy, and sometater tots are on the warmer bar. Mookie, glad you got the Thanksgiving decorations out. ButI have one question: How in the world did Kevin get in there,under everything?!?!?! Sure hope he's all right!!It's very chilly and wet here this morning. The rain is supposed to be out of here sometime later today/night. Then,our low tomorrow night/Friday morning is to be in the mid toupper 20s. Guess that's about all my "news" this morning, except to saythat I had a really great time with Sarah at the mall. Toobad that one jewelry store wasn't giving something other thancandy to hand out to trick-or-treaters!! We could have donesome early Christmas shopping.Everyone have a great day, and let me know if you have anyspecial requests for lunch and supper menus, please.Message From:The Cook
Perhaps linguine with red clam sauce for dinner? Haven't had it in a long time. Canned clams are ok given the season. The turkeys were out back again this morning with a couple of big toms and 10 or 12 hens. Perhaps I can bag one later in the month for Turkey Day...
LC
Dan
CNW 6000 wrote:Oh, oh, oh...can we have some punkin' pie for dessert?
Limited Clear - I am from Newbrasskey - what's a clam?
Moo....(smirk)
Mookie wrote:Limited Clear - I am from Newbrasskey - what's a clam? Moo....(smirk)
edblysard wrote: Oh Gee, My 13 year old daughter had two of her friends spend the night...after they scarfed up a pound or two of candy...all night long, whispering, giggling, talking... Anyone know how to hook up an IV?.....I need a bag or two of coffee!
Oh Gee,
My 13 year old daughter had two of her friends spend the night...after they scarfed up a pound or two of candy...all night long, whispering, giggling, talking...
Ed
you didnt play candy inspector?have to test to make sure its okay(especiially peanut butter cups).
mookie can get you some n scale trains to run under your tree.but then youd have no room on desk for paperwork.
stay safe
Joe
Deshler Ohio-crossroads of the B&O Matt eats your fries.YUM! Clinton st viaduct undefeated against too tall trucks!!!(voted to be called the "Clinton St. can opener").
cherokee woman wrote: CNW 6000 wrote:Oh, oh, oh...can we have some punkin' pie for dessert?Yes, Dan, you all may have some punkin pie for dessert. But: won't you all get tired of it,before Turkey Day rolls around?!?! And we have some pumpkin cake left fromyesterday, if anyone wants a slice of that.
TIRED OF PUNKIN' PIE? Never! It's almost as good as mincemeat or pecan! YUM!
Mookie wrote: Limited Clear - I am from Newbrasskey - what's a clam? Moo....(smirk)
Those little chewy things in clam chowdah!!
locomutt wrote: Mookie wrote: Limited Clear - I am from Newbrasskey - what's a clam? Moo....(smirk) "CHOWDER!!!!!!!!"
CHOWDAH!!!
Gotta get the proper New England pronunciation...
Limitedclear wrote: locomutt wrote: Mookie wrote: Limited Clear - I am from Newbrasskey - what's a clam? Moo....(smirk)"CHOWDER!!!!!!!!" CHOWDAH!!! Gotta get the propah New England pronunciation... LC
locomutt wrote: Mookie wrote: Limited Clear - I am from Newbrasskey - what's a clam? Moo....(smirk)"CHOWDER!!!!!!!!"
Gotta get the propah New England pronunciation...
Limitedclear wrote: locomutt wrote: Mookie wrote: Limited Clear - I am from Newbrasskey - what's a clam? Moo....(smirk) "CHOWDER!!!!!!!!" CHOWDAH!!! Gotta get the proper New England pronunciation... LC
locomutt wrote: Limitedclear wrote: locomutt wrote: Mookie wrote: Limited Clear - I am from Newbrasskey - what's a clam? Moo....(smirk) "CHOWDER!!!!!!!!" CHOWDAH!!! Gotta get the proper New England pronunciation... LC Sorry;Guess us "Southerners" don't know "Nu Englind Speak"Just out of curiosity;how do you all pronounce "crayfish"?
Lobstah, if they're big enough...
As promised:
That's my dog, "Keiko" on the grass, and my daughter's deaf Dalmatian "Angus" right next to me.
Down front, working on braiding their leashes, are "Smokey," my buddy, "Roo," very much a momma's girl, but at home on any lap that's offered, and "Buns," the independent one of the bunch.
Roo's bark often says her name....
I understand my neighbors looked forward to the show each day....
espeefoamer wrote:Crawdad!
Tree - great family picture! They look like a lot of fun!
And in return - if y'all will go to www.jigzone.com and click on the puzzle of the day (for Thursday only) you will find a pretty close picture of the original Mookie. Eveyone wanted to know what she looked like, and knowing my non-skill in getting pictures posted, she must have had one sent to Jig Zone.
Now I have to hope my old friend Budz will send in a picture, too. They were two of my favorites!
Pseudo-Mookie
wow thats alot of poochies larry.going to grab some quick breakfast.got errands to do in town.
scribbling a note to Willy2 -
Dear favorite prognosticator of weather's wily ways:
What's Thanksgiving look like weather-wise for our fair state? Are we having snow or nosnow? (hopefully you will have your up-to-date 2006/2007 crystal ball that all our weather people use!)
And - how's Mom?
Mookie
Note to Limitedclear: and the grit is? Acky! Are you New England or Boston preferred?
Morning All,
Larry, just be glad it's a temporary situation. My mom has 5 dogs constantly at her house! 1 Keeshond, 1 Shetland Sheepdog, 1 Miniature Schnauzer and 2 Chihuahuas (one of which she stole from me, but that's a long story). It's hard to keep one's sanity when there's a knock at the door (let alone answer the door in a easy calm fashion!).
Don't know a whole lot else, so I guess I'll be about my business. Hope you all have a great day!
TTFN!
-ChrisWest Chicago, ILChristopher May Fine Art Photography"In wisdom gathered over time I have found that every experience is a form of exploration." ~Ansel Adams
Chris - maybe you need to call the Dog Whisperer?
My girlfriend had a yappie that would be set off just by the furnace blower coming on. She would look at the dog and tell her to use her "house" voice and the barking would get very soft. It was a riot!
Mookie wrote: And in return - if y'all will go to www.jigzone.com and click on the puzzle of the day (for Thursday only) you will find a pretty close picture of the original Mookie. Eveyone wanted to know what she looked like, and knowing my non-skill in getting pictures posted, she must have had one sent to Jig Zone.
That picture reminds me of a family cat we had for many years named Pepper.
Brian (IA) http://blhanel.rrpicturearchives.net.
Mook, that is a riot! If only I could teach our critters that.
Meanwhile, thought I'd share a picture I took while my sisters were visiting my fair state. We were roaming around Idaho Springs, and I found this:
A Caprice (still in service even!) and a steam locomotive (that may one day be back in service) all in one shot? Is there anything more beautiful out there? I certainly think not!
tree68 wrote: locomutt wrote: Limitedclear wrote: locomutt wrote: Mookie wrote: Limited Clear - I am from Newbrasskey - what's a clam? Moo....(smirk) "CHOWDER!!!!!!!!" CHOWDAH!!! Gotta get the proper New England pronunciation... LC Sorry;Guess us "Southerners" don't know "Nu Englind Speak"Just out of curiosity;how do you all pronounce "crayfish"? Lobstah, if they're big enough...
Rawgah theah Larry! "Crawdads" if theah noat...
Fouah caas fo' the Middle Yaad tonite numbah 24, ovah...
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