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Ghosts, ghouls and goblins Mindless chat

Last post 11-01-2009 8:51 AM by Truley. 20 replies.
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  • 10-31-2009 7:09 PM In reply to miranadobe

    Re: Ghosts, ghouls and goblins Mindless chat

    Jackie, I know that you have an evil plan to carry out tonight!

    Good Luck!

    Don't do anything that I wouldn't do!

    Have fun!

    And, don't break a hip!!!!!!!!

    Amanda
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  • 10-31-2009 7:27 PM In reply to BEVOLASVEGAS

    • JackieG
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    Re: Ghosts, ghouls and goblins Mindless chat

    BEVOLASVEGAS:

    Jackie, I know that you have an evil plan to carry out tonight!

    Good Luck!

    Don't do anything that I wouldn't do!

    Have fun!

    And, don't break a hip!!!!!!!!

    Good advice, especially that last one!  LOL  I just know I can't live up to Deb's expectations but we aim to give it our best shot!!  Have fun with your party. 



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  • 10-31-2009 7:29 PM In reply to miranadobe

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    Re: Ghosts, ghouls and goblins Mindless chat

    Paige, I'm sorry about Leroy.  Sending you comfort vibes. 




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  • 11-01-2009 12:59 AM In reply to JackieG

    Re: Ghosts, ghouls and goblins Mindless chat

    Sorry to hear about Leroy, Paige.  He sounds like he was a great dog. I guess Halloween is officially over now.  The doorbell rang five times, and once it was university students collecting cans for the local food bank. I've got a big bowl of candy left, but it's mainly tootsie rolls and I can trust myself with those Big Smile since they're not *real* chocolate.

    Joyce

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  • 11-01-2009 2:05 AM In reply to fuzzy_dogs_mom

    Re: Ghosts, ghouls and goblins Mindless chat

    Thanks, Leroy was known as the Big Hairy Spider, because of his black hairy long legs.  He was a sweeeeeetheart of a dog - silly and sensitive, but still the best Intruder Alert dog.  I know I've mentioned him here before, but it's been over a year since I've seen him.  He injured himself severely as a pup, so he had a unique surgery to help him - but unfortunately, it left him confined from other dogs during important socialization stages as he healed.  Hence his dog aggression (since his housemates are DA themselves)  Later, he developed severe SA, which brought his owners to a highly regarded Behaviorist, who essentially told them to drug the dog or never leave him alone.  His owners, however, found their way to our trainer, and with training, gave him a life free of drugs and full of love and respect.  His downfall this week wasn't because of his injured leg, but rather some other physiological compensation because of it... and his owners continued to treat him with love, respect, and dignity by helping him cross the Bridge.


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  • 11-01-2009 8:51 AM In reply to miranadobe

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    Re: Ghosts, ghouls and goblins Mindless chat

    I survived the scariest creepy event of the night and earned the right to say I am the dog mom of the year in this house.

    How does one earn such a title you ask? It is simple. Just follow the 8 easy steps below.

    1. Buy your dog a set of nice marrow bones and give him one when you get home on Friday at 3pm.


    2. Watch said dog go off with his tail a waggin to "bury it" somewhere in the house.

    3. Forget about said bone and do your own thing.

    4. Spend a glorious day doing all kinds of things. No thoughts of bones, at all.

    5. Go into the bedroom to change for bed and not bat one eyelash when your dog jumps on the bed, peels off the covers, exposes your pillows and joyfully grabs his now "marinate for optimum taste under a humans pillows for 31 hours, extra seasonings will be added if your human sleeps on it and does not know" marrow bone.

    6. Share a similar look with your dog.. His: Oh good it's perfect!.. Mine: "Perfect!"

    7. Wait! I get wife of the year too, because I did not beat the DH profusely about the head and ears while he laughed hysterically at me.

    8. Calmly walk to the trunk and get a new pillow case.

    Sigh....hehe it was very funny. I had actually teased the DH that Kord was going to bury it under his pillow.

    Paybacks are a bitch.

     

    7.

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