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Pastimes : Where the GIT's are going -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Neeka who wrote (125307)	11/21/2006 4:16:53 PM
From: KLP	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 225578

What a good morning....Got lots done...the Cable was down for the internet, so had no choice but to work --No emails to answer, and no SI--Oh MY...<BIG grin!!!> Got both agenda's done for the Dec meetings I chair, or at least only have a few things to put in them....and several other items that have been bugging me. Re your sheds: It's a pretty major miracle you could even find them, even if one was in toothpicks....the power of the river looked just awesome...Good luck in finding any of the items you want to find... I'm smiling when I think of Neeka being aware of her dirty feet...I'll bet that has NEVER occurred to either of the two little Paps to even think such a thing....they bound in before I can even catch them. Caesar immediately runs to the treat cupboard and waits for me to get one for both of them. If I'm not quick enough, he barks. If that STILL didn't get my attention, he smacks the pantry door, banging it as if to say, "I'm waiting, and I KNOW you didn't hear me....: <ggg> Come on over...maybe you can train these two to clean their feet before they walk onto the kitchen floor....

To: Neeka who wrote (125307)	11/21/2006 4:56:18 PM
From: Ken Adams	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 225578

That reminds me of my brother and their dog. A beautiful blonde lab who thinks she's people. They live in Florida and when it rains (often) the dog won't stay outside any longer than to take care of biz. When she comes in she stands at the door, knowing she can't come into the rest of the house until they dunk each paw into a small pan of water and wipe her feet. She is totally humiliated by this, but knows it's the rule. Dogs are so easy to discipline, and so cooperative once they learn. Aw gosh! I'm starting to think I might need a dog friend. One that doesn't shed. Would that be a poodle? My nephew has a standard poodle. Smarter than the dickens. I like that size too. Hmmmmmmmmm.....