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Today

Posted: Thu Jun 07, 2018 10:18 am
by WhiteNoise
.... I haven't gone anywhere, done anything, seen anyone or anything yet....as it's just begun :P
Dang, it's 11am. Already?

I gotta stop meeting ya'll like this. Time flies :lol: I got People to See and Places to Go!
I'm out-the-door

If you'd like, Tell us about your "T O D A Y"

"I'll Be Back"

Re: Today

Posted: Thu Jun 07, 2018 10:38 am
by Mel46
Up all night with one of our sick dogs. He is starting to have seizures and he is bumping into walls at night, sometimes getting himself stuck in the strangest places as he fights to try to get out of there. This all started a couple of weeks ago. His time must be coming to an end. I really hope not. So sad. He has been my buddy for almost 12 years now. He was a rescue that had been abused and neglected. He was on death row at the dog pound and was about to be put down.

Re: Today

Posted: Thu Jun 07, 2018 11:09 am
by PCX150Rider
.. I haven't gone anywhere, done anything, seen anyone or anything yet....as it's just begun :P
Dang, it's 11am. Already?
I know exactly what you mean.

The upside is we should have some good riding days ahead of us for a change. . ..

Now to get those outside chores done I've been delayed with. Do I ride or do I get something done? In the mean time the clock spins. . .. :lol: :roll: :?

Re: Today

Posted: Thu Jun 07, 2018 11:15 am
by gn2
Our last dog went the same way, one night he just stopped being able to eat, drink, navigate or balance properly and it was as if he was just a shell and when you looked him in the eyes his personality just wasn't in there.

Really miss him.

Re: Today

Posted: Thu Jun 07, 2018 11:18 am
by PCX150Rider
Up all night with one of our sick dogs. He is starting to have seizures and he is bumping into walls at night, sometimes getting himself stuck in the strangest places as he fights to try to get out of there. This all started a couple of weeks ago. His time must be coming to an end. I really hope not. So sad. He has been my buddy for almost 12 years now. He was a rescue that had been abused and neglected. He was on death row at the dog pound and was about to be put down.
For anyone who has had pets. . .especially dogs or cats. . .it is indeed a sad time when we have to say good-bye. :(

My last dog was in such sad shape the Vet wouldn't give her a scheduled rabies shot at the time because he didn't think she could take it with the congestive heart failure looming. Her eyes were also getting bad. He gave her a month. . .maybe a month and a half to live. I told him that I'd take her home that day and get back to him about it. That said she passed away the day before she was scheduled to be put down. I came home from work and found her on her dog bed. It was one last farewell that morning as I left for work. . .. There was something about the way she looked at me. . .it was like she knew she didn't have long. :roll:

Anyhow, I'm sorry to hear about your dog. Actually anything over 10 years for a dog (depending on the breed) is a good life. Some go more, 15 years or so, but it depends. Hang on to the any pictures you have of him and remember those days when things were good. 8)

Re: Today

Posted: Thu Jun 07, 2018 11:50 am
by Cube
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Re: Today

Posted: Thu Jun 07, 2018 12:47 pm
by you you
I've just got a chihuahua puppy. Lovely.

Wrong time?

Re: Today

Posted: Thu Jun 07, 2018 1:17 pm
by gn2
Never a wrong time for puppies.
Gotta love them cute little puppies.

Re: Today

Posted: Thu Jun 07, 2018 2:19 pm
by Mel46
Remember, all dogs start out as puppies, so it is never a wrong time to start giving them a good home and lots of love. They don't really ask for much more than that.

The rule of thumb is that the larger the dog the shorter its lifespan. I have known of Great Danes that made it to 12 years old, but they could not walk by then and were barely eating. That is not a life.

Our dogs are Jack Russell's and they can live to be 22, but the statistics show their average life span much shorter than that, mainly because they get into trouble so much that many die much younger. Our guy is now 14, which is still old for any dog. I just didn't expect him to start having these kinds of problems so soon. My first two Jack Russell's died at 16.

Love your puppy, and take good care of it. Time flies.

Re: Today

Posted: Thu Jun 07, 2018 3:55 pm
by fish
After I lost my daughter 2 yrs ago - a little mixed puppy was a real gift.
We hit the park for 3 miles about 300 days a year. She minds the bazillion damn stairs up the dam a lot less than I do.

"Today..."
things got heated in the day room, again
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A new sign in the window...
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After amusing myself in the shop windows, went across with my coffee.
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I did wait for the pretty girl in the short-shorts who walks her dogs by me every morning to get down the sidewalk before snapping this pic.
Being a scooter rider is weirdo enough.
Fish
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Re: Today

Posted: Thu Jun 07, 2018 5:33 pm
by Mel46
That dog has Terrier in it. Terriers are usually the life of every party, and they will surprise in the funniest ways. Enjoy your little dog. They are extremely loyal.

This is my guy. His name is Butch Cassidy. Sundance died years ago.
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Re: Today

Posted: Thu Jun 07, 2018 5:40 pm
by springer1
I did wait for the pretty girl in the short-shorts who walks her dogs by me every morning to get down the sidewalk before snapping this pic.
Why isn’t she in the pic ? Sheeeezzzz what a let down.

Re: Today

Posted: Thu Jun 07, 2018 8:17 pm
by fish
springer1 wrote:
I did wait for the pretty girl in the short-shorts who walks her dogs by me every morning to get down the sidewalk before snapping this pic.
Why isn’t she in the pic ? Sheeeezzzz what a let down.
Red blouse, WAY down the sidwalk.
Fish

Re: Today

Posted: Fri Jun 08, 2018 5:44 am
by GeorgeSK
Telephoto?

Re: Today

Posted: Fri Jun 08, 2018 9:49 am
by PCX150Rider
This is my guy. His name is Butch Cassidy.
Butch Cassidy has that "I'm only doing this for the money" look on his face. :lol:

Re: Today

Posted: Fri Jun 08, 2018 9:50 am
by PCX150Rider
"Warning No Stupid People Beyond this Point". . .Damn!. . . that guy is a genius whoever created that! :D

Re: Today

Posted: Fri Jun 08, 2018 1:29 pm
by Mel46
What happens to the stupid people who venture beyond that point?
Maybe they fall into a stupid pit.???

Re: Today

Posted: Sat Jun 09, 2018 10:48 am
by PCX150Rider
What happens to the stupid people who venture beyond that point?
Maybe they fall into a stupid pit.???
The "Stupid People" are recycled back into Society to cause more hatred and discontent for their actions. It's an incentive for those lagging behind and newer generations to see the writing on the wall and become smart and intelligent so that they will qualify to proceed to the next level for a better living experience. To add value is to be a team player. . .to de-valuate is to corrupt and enhance scarcity. Scarcity causes distress which leads to a world of fear which brings us back to dough. :geek: :lol: :roll: 8)


Re: Today

Posted: Mon Jun 11, 2018 9:32 am
by Mel46
Well, so much for the "me-me" generation. They are kind of young for recycling so I guess we are stuck with them for a bit longer. Luckily, I won't be around when They Have to grow up and become useful. It is going to be a very rough time.

Imagine their political speech:

"...and if I am elected I promise to get myself anything and everything that I don't already have, which mostly is that new video game they told me would be in the stores soon."

Re: Today

Posted: Wed Jun 13, 2018 11:11 am
by WhiteNoise
Bone Density Test for senoirs, I mean, seniors. 1 pm. Cancer thing. Simples test. My kind of relief from those other ick tests.

Make your Today and Everyday the Best. RIDE ye Hooligan's :P