That is VERY early!! I sure hope they hire the 3 people you are missing, very soon!! That's a lot for you 2 to take over!! xxIt will!
Today was 3:15 for me. I can't wait until Adrian is back & we get a full staff again~
Poor Jim! It stinks!!
Brown County! Love it! Hope they brought you something too!
Ain't that the truth.Yes, they are! Sometimes too smart!
I so want to see The Girl on the Train, it looks very intriguing.Have you seen the previews for "The Girl On the Train" I watched the trailer - it looks suspenseful, but doesn't tell much about the movie. I'll have to read what the book is about I guess!
We are going to see "Sully" tonight. It's the last night for it at our theater - Girl On The Train starts tomorrow.
Thanks for the hugs!
Aww, hugs for Gracie too <3
Ha ha! If Gracie had been there, I could have given them both some, and Har would've eaten for sure
It will be a nice morning tomorrow! I'm excited not to have to rush off anywhere, just take my time and relax =]
Enjoy your beautiful, war, autumn day!
Today is our last taste of warmth, (although when I woke up it was 40 degrees!)the high is 70 degrees.
Big change in temps when rain moves in tonight, we will have an overnight low in the 30's and a high of 53 tomorrow! Wowza!
Have an awesome day!!
Brown County! Love it! Hope they brought you something too!
Harlowe, too!Adorable! Gracie hears our garage door open & she waits right by the door, ready to jump & greet!
Thanks, me too!!That is VERY early!! I sure hope they hire the 3 people you are missing, very soon!! That's a lot for you 2 to take over!! xx
Good news for Jim is that when he goes in that early, he's done by 9am - he's got the rest of the day free. Although right now, he's farming!
Yuck!! Its funny because I took courses where we ate bugs,rodents and pretty much anything breathing or swimming. I cant eat a raw egg...nope!LOL...well if you have my homemade nog, you WOULD be drinking raw egg!
Thank you for the information, I just read up on PLE. Really hopeful that further tests will be ok and that the medication keeps Gracie as active and as sweet as she is now. Give her a hug from Loki and me.Thank you for the good thoughts & hugs!
The vet thinks she has a protein losing disease PLE &/or PLN. There is an expensive test that can be done in Pennsylvania & down south somewhere (I think) - there are only 2 places in the US that test for it. Anyway - regardless if she has it or not, the treatment is the same as what they are doing for her now to keep her kidneys functioning properly, so we have not had the test done. We have some doubts that she actually has that disease - after she became sick was after last years VERY rainy summer when she was constantly in the water/mud at the lake & shortly after the lake warnings came out of high toxin levels & danger for dogs. SO we still feel she got into something at the lake. Also, this is a hereditary disease & our breeder swears none of his dogs or puppies have ever had this. We also know other people who have Wheaten's from this breeder with no problems what so ever. And other thing, dogs are normally not diagnosed with this disease until they are 4-6 years old - Gracie was only 1 1/2. So we'll see how this plays out. Praying for the best!
LOL I often feel like that image!
There is nothing like a dog greeting you at the door, all excited. It's pure joy. Loki often lets out a bark when he hears my car locking, letting David know I'm home.
Wow that looks like an awesome place to visit!Alright all my MMC friends. Last night went well, some heavy lifting, but at least I can still do it... lol. The weather is cooling down and we may see some morning frost in the next day or two. A short work week for me, as I am headed down to the Henry Doorly Zoo in Omaha on Saturday morning with the other Volunteers from our zoo here in Sioux Falls. So, I am also taking off Friday in order to be awake for the trip...
My better half (Connie) will be joining me, she loves the inside aquarium and jungle.
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Here is a shot of each. Of course there is much more and I'm sure we will pick someplace nice to dine later.
Now it is time to fill my face a bit and then get ready for the sandman to make his visit.
Those are some interesting courses you took Gunny!!!
Congratulations to your niece. Where is the ceremony? It sure is a gamble to have an outdoor event at this time of the year but looks like they thought of everything to keep people warm just in case.
Definitely. It's exciting when you know they're excited for you to arrive!
