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Kevy Baby · 04-22-2006, 09:46 AM

So camel toe is acceptable in the workplace?

€uroMeinke · 04-22-2006, 09:57 AM

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So camel toe is acceptable in the workplace?

Apperently so - though I prefer thinking my Company is run by ass men/women

Not Afraid · 04-23-2006, 12:23 AM

So, the worst nightmare of my job came very close to becoming a reality tonight.

I have a pair of greyhounds I'm sitting. One is 15 and having trouble with his back legs. I had a funny feeling that something was going to happen while their owners were gone and I was right.

I went over tonight to see them and the older boy couldn't get up at all. He didn't seem like he was in any paing, but he has completely lost the use of his hind legs. I couldn't get in touch with the owners at the 33 numbers they left me but, I had made SURE I had a neighbors number before they left. Thankfully, they answered the phone and came over to help. They ended up taking the dog to an emergency vet and I'm waiting to hear what happens next. At least I didn't find the dog dead at home. That is my worst fear. But, this was not all that comfortable of an experience.

€uroMeinke · 04-23-2006, 12:34 AM

Nothing like taking a roll down a grassy hillside

Prudence · 04-23-2006, 01:06 AM

Our fig tree (currently a bare twig) looks like it's thinking about making a leaf!

Scrooge McSam · 04-23-2006, 05:47 AM

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Our fig tree (currently a bare twig) looks like it's thinking about making a leaf!

Aren't you just mad about figs??? (Sorry, just watched Grey Gardens for the first time last night. I'm too intrigued by Little Edie.)

The tree I saved (pruned viciously, dug up and replanted) when I moved here bore for the first time last year. This year I'm expecting big things. It looks very vigorous this year and is already covered in big fuzzy leaves.

Kevy Baby · 04-23-2006, 09:35 AM

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Our fig tree (currently a bare twig) looks like it's thinking about making a leaf!

Is it a big fig tree? Was there a special release event for it? I don't remember seeing anything like this at Disneyana.

wendybeth · 04-23-2006, 12:38 PM

Any idea what is going on with the doggy, NA? Our dog has hip dysplasia, and her hips will occasionally lock up on her, but whatever is going on with the greyhound certainly sounds ominous. When do his parents get home?

Not Afraid · 04-23-2006, 12:45 PM

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Any idea what is going on with the doggy, NA? Our dog has hip dysplasia, and her hips will occasionally lock up on her, but whatever is going on with the greyhound certainly sounds ominous. When do his parents get home?

The doggie is still at the vet. He parents are on their way home from SF now and will go immediately to the vet. The extreme amount the dog has deteriorated just since Thursday makes me thing it's time to make the tough decision. I feel really bad for the parents. Mom's had a rough time lately and starts Chemo for breast cancer tomorrow. I don't envy their position at the moment, but I do think it is time to let the big boy have some peace. Apparently, sis younger sister who is suddenly all alone in the house barked for most of the night. Poor girl. It's a sad, sad situation.

wendybeth · 04-23-2006, 01:06 PM

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Not Afraid HI! Join Date: Jan 2005 Posts: 17,108	So, the worst nightmare of my job came very close to becoming a reality tonight. I have a pair of greyhounds I'm sitting. One is 15 and having trouble with his back legs. I had a funny feeling that something was going to happen while their owners were gone and I was right. I went over tonight to see them and the older boy couldn't get up at all. He didn't seem like he was in any paing, but he has completely lost the use of his hind legs. I couldn't get in touch with the owners at the 33 numbers they left me but, I had made SURE I had a neighbors number before they left. Thankfully, they answered the phone and came over to help. They ended up taking the dog to an emergency vet and I'm waiting to hear what happens next. At least I didn't find the dog dead at home. That is my worst fear. But, this was not all that comfortable of an experience.
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