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What's on your mind?

This group is for all those events & thoughts we want to share that may not fit in another group. Topics that are not D-related are welcomed. Post whatever's on your mind!

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Supply Shelves

Started by David (dns). Last reply by Trudy Apr 29. 2 Replies

Just for fun, let's see what our respective caches of supplies look like.I'll start: HereContinue

what is your favorite hot sauce

Started by Josh. Last reply by Marie B Apr 8. 7 Replies

OK so the question of the day is what what is your favorite hot sauce.Me personally it depends what im using it on.If its poultry i perfer crystals but if its chicken wings it has to be franks. now…Continue

Coming Out Of The (Diabetic) Closet

Started by David (dns). Last reply by jrtpup Apr 4. 11 Replies

As near as I can tell, PWD fall into three categories when it comes to sharing the fact:(1) Keep it as secret as possible (from employers, acquaintances, and the world in general).(2) Be completely…Continue

I wonder . . .

Started by David (dns). Last reply by marty peters Apr 4. 13 Replies

I wonder how much depression is self-induced, by our mentally beating ourselves up for something we ate.Continue

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Comment by jrtpup on March 7, 2012 at 6:18pm

Trudy, I still have gates everywhere - my boy Puck has taken to mugging his mother *sigh*

Tim, yeah they look cute, but what they leave behind ain't!

Comment by BadMoonT2 on March 7, 2012 at 5:37pm

When I was in the cattle business I would occasionally bring a weak new born calf into the kitchen to dry it off and warm it up. The calves usually made it. They looked cute wrapped up in a blanket with their head sticking out.

Comment by Trudy on March 7, 2012 at 5:25pm

I still have a fence between my kitchen and living room for my Goldens. I get my exercise swinging over it all day, although twice I took a nosedive. I have a permanent bump on my forehead and hole in my chin to prove it.

And oh yes, Awwwwwwwwwwww!

Comment by jrtpup on March 7, 2012 at 4:26pm

Awwwwwwwwwwwwww! Thanks for sharing Elizabeth, I needed some smiles ;) Alice looks so soft and sweet.

Brings to mind a time when my daughter was in 2nd grade. Her teacher had a small farm across the street, and frequently took his students there. Silly me... when she asked if she could bring a lamb home for the weekend, I said sure!. Thank goodness I could gate off my kitchen - no place outside for it! Just use your imagination LOL

Comment by Elizabeth on March 7, 2012 at 12:47pm

And now for something completely different... We had a lamb born on the farm yesterday, a black ewe I've named Alice. Here's a picture so you can all wallow in her cuteness. Unless, to you, she looks like a Rorschach test, which is sort of how she looks to me, in which case you can just contemplate your mental health. Enjoy!

Comment by muleman on March 6, 2012 at 9:44am

Barbara, that is a great idea. I now have a fantastic lever against them thanks to you!

Comment by jrtpup on March 5, 2012 at 3:47pm

Albert, tell them they ate your medicine! Ya know, women and chocolate have a special relationship ;)

Comment by muleman on March 5, 2012 at 10:45am

Judith, Big WELCOME HOME! Take care and follow instructions!
Your right Trudy, and Barbara is fun!
Barbara, I bought my self a bar of dark chocolate with Almonds last week. 'you understand, that was just for emergencies of course!', Left it at my daughters place! They (2 girls)eat the whole thing before I got back here to Granada 1.5 hours!). Aint that just like kids huh?

Comment by Doris D on March 5, 2012 at 7:26am

Hi Judith good to have u back here with us!!!!!

Comment by Marie B on March 5, 2012 at 7:08am

so glad to hear from you Judith. If you ever have to have surgery again, please make sure you tell them about that nausea. My brother is an anesthetist and he told me that. they can customize your anaesthesia during the procedure so you won't have that (or as bad). I'm the same way.

 

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