Monday, August 9, 2010

Dogs, ALPACAS and Me....

Cabal goes in to the U of M vets today and has his TPLO surgery tomorrow. That's to repair a torn tendon on his back leg, he had the other leg done last year and can now use it perfectly. He will be laid up for 6 weeks or so, no stairs, no running, no outside off leash, but after that, he ought to be good to GO! (Once again let me say what a GREAT idea Doggie Health Insurance is.)

We hope to have him home by Thursday, if all goes well, possibly even Wednesday.

The not pictured today Puppy Lola has her first Dog School Class tonight. I know, you say "But Lorraine, we thought she already went to Dog School and took that class????" That was the last session. This is a new session. She did well last time but has not mastered the concept of "Other dogs are friends and not something you try and kill" so she is taking it again. Lucky for her fellow Dog Students.

People have been captioning my ALPACA photo, REALLY funny, here's a link to the responses. Also, I'd better clarify, they are not my ALPACAs . (No, I don't know why I feel the need to write ALPACA all in caps, I just DO.) I do not have an ALPACA, nor am I planning on getting one, tho I did enter the "Win a free ALPACA" drawing, and just exactly how funny would that be??? I just like them. They are cute. And sweet. Not like Llama (Sorry Joan of Dark!) who are arrogant and disdainful. Ok, so these guys don't look FRIENDLY exactly, but they make the BEST noises. I need to sample ALPACA talk on my next cd. Here's a link to a sort of ALPACA Zen Meditation. (If you're up for it, You Tube has WAY more ALPACA noise vid's than one would think likely.)

Here's today insptational photo. That's my Naptown Roller Girls jersey with my number 12 and Roller Girl name on it, sent to me by ACTUAL Naptown Roller Girl, Joan of Dark! I keep it on the board in my office (along with a Dr Who calendar still on July apparently and a handy Ukulele) as it does not currently FIT me. It's tight.

It will not be come end of October, and I will wear it when I meet these Roller Girls at House on the Rock.

There WILL be pictures.

Love and ALPACAS,
Lorraine

132 comments:

  1. Good luck tomorrow Cabal! hope it goes well and convalescing isn't too much of a hardship.


    Had afternoon nap and dreamed I was visiting Q headquarters with other fiends (Marjorie was looking after me ?!) and Q was being Very Strict on how she wanted the beds made. lol

    My cat are being INSANE today. Much hissing and fighting and not a lot of eating or drinking.

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  2. Best wishes to Cabal.

    Mmmmm, alpaca fiber.

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  3. At least this time it won't be too cold for Cabal to go outside with a shaved leg! I have my fingers crossed that everything goes well.

    Alpacas are very goofy looking, but have wonderful wool. If you get some, you'll need to find someone to spin it up and sell it (I'll buy it, I don't spin. Yet.)

    You know, given I'm only an hour north of Naptown, I mean Indy, I should go to a Roller Girls game!

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  4. Hope all goes well with Cabal. Also hope t-shirt will be a chapter in your new book.

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  6. Well, you DID do it all! ZOOOOOOM goes Lorraine.

    *skritches* and *pets* to Big Dog. He's had more than his fair share of medical stuff, so hopefully this one is it.

    Having experienced Miss Lola and Other Dogs- yeah. I can see Round II for the girl. She's so damn smart.

    HOTR...y'all better Twitter and Twitpic and and...I am so SAD to not be able to go. Fiends AND a bunch of other friends coming in from all over. So close and yet so far.

    It looks like Rory will get a vet checkout this week. SUCH a totally different kitty than the almost-dead one a couple of weeks ago. Curious, affectionate...I hope we get the all-clear to integrate all the pets. She and Mika the Dog have met and are pretty relaxed around each other.

    Well, until Mika *SLURPS* her ear!

    Well, onward and workward.

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  7. Sending best wishes and healing vibes to Cabal and calming vibes to Lola

    I bet the shirt Sending best wishes and healing vibes to Cabal and calming vibes to Lola

    I bet the shirt will be loose by then! I'm really sad I'm gonna miss the House on the Rock gig. DV is making our Wooley Worm Festival plans for that weekend this week. Why does everything have to happen on conflicting weekends?

    OK, let's see if this post? will be loose by then! I'm really sad I'm gonna miss the House on the Rock gig. DV is making our Wooley Worm Festival plans for that weekend this week. Why does everything have to happen on conflicting weekends?

    OK, let's see if this post?

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  8. Yay for what will hopefully be the last surgery for one of the prettiest dogs in the world!

    And yes it would be totally ironic if you did win the ALPACA that you *say* you don't want. ;-)

    And we want pics in October when it does FIT!

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  9. Excellent shirt!
    And scritches for Cabal. Hope it all goes smoothly (and that Lola does well at school)

    (Ticky ticky tick)

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  10. And everyone at HOTR has to blog, and tweet, and take pics.

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  11. Ok, I'm intrigued... Wooley Worm Festival? I will google now...

    Alpaca wool is the best! And having your own alpaca to get it from would be an adventure!

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  12. Uh... low key = Loki? Or not, but that's what me hubby doth think. he, of course, is an inveterate punster, so may have read into something....

    Best of rapid healing wishes Cabal.

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  13. Loki exactly - IMO.

    Good luck to Cabal tomorrow.

    ::drool:: alpaca fiber

    Glad to hear about Rory's improvement!

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  14. Fast351sgr;16:36

    Good luck Cabal-baby! You will be so happy after all this rotten leg stuff is done for good.

    And yes, having a German Shepherd growing up, all is familiar. Sasha not only had the tendon surgery Cabal had (chasing bees, no less), until age 5 or so, she seemed to also believe that certain dogs were there to be attacked. They were always pretty, fluffy dogs, OR little dogs who felt it was their duty to snarl/bark at her loudly. She even dragged me and my 11-year old body all the way across the obedience class ring on day to fight another dog who loved to fight as much as she did. Eventually she grew out of it, but as good of a people dog as she was, and as much as she considered our cat the "alpha dog" of the house, certain dogs were simply PREY in her mind.

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  15. low key lyesmith - god/character in AG
    loki - god
    low key - chill


    I want to go. i should just make plans and show up. any fiends a traveling and wan to be carmates/roommate/just plain mates?

    i LOVE the shirt. i'm kind of scared of alpacas, they could trample me. trampled by a sweater.

    for those with tickbox issues like me where i am never signed in. write your post. click preview. the preview pops up, close it. do not publish from the preview box or you will miss the option to tickbox. once the popup is closed, you will have the option to subscribe to emails. the pop up box is a bad invention by blooger and i do not like.

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  16. Shiraz is sending licks to Cabal, and says that she hopes his second surgery & recovery goes as well as her second round did. And from her humans - good luck and energy for surviving the next 6 weeks. Ironical that we were going through all that a year ago!

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  17. Allie Gator17:46

    Ha, there will be more than pictures....

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  18. Looking at Lola, I wouldn't have pegged her for a killer.

    I lke that Alpaca photo. It's a solid winner.

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  19. Allie Gator! I believe you!

    There are Roller Girls threatening to kidnap me at HOTR so when one says "HA, there will be more than pictures" I am inclined to take this seriously...

    Remember last week when I was whining about that gym class, the one where I didn't like the teacher, and didn't feel challenged?

    Well, Hello! I found the KICK BUTT version of the weight training class. It is going to take serious work before I can even keep up with them. On a basic level. I have no muscles, you see. Apparently.

    Was a bit more like it. All I could think was what if I could get fit enough to do the things they were doing. I am SO going back.

    (and yes, I used very little weight on my bar thingie, and quit when I'd reached the point where I couldn't DO it, and opted for easier versions when I needed to.)

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  20. Low Key. I get it. Where are you all SEEING these things tho? I can't find any info on the event...

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  21. Data, you should go to a match! You can SPY for me! What a totally brill plan!

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  22. Fablo, the only place I'm seeing it is on Facebook... and if you should happen to have any information on the costume contest other than... Boss will judge it.... I'd love to know. Are there, for instance, limitations on making/buying costumes? Different classes of costume? Or just Boss's reaction? (Nothing wrong with that, if so, just want to know.)

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  23. Lola did FAIRLY well in class. We sort of sit by ourselves. I just want her to be able to relax with other dogs around, and focus on me.

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  24. Vin! You posted. Oddly, but heck, with your luck just making it POST is good enough, hee-hee.

    Fast, ah, you've BEEN there, I see.

    Jess, lovely poem, really. You should write me. (I slay myself)

    We should have a haiku day and I will only allow comments written in haiku. My post shall also, of course, be all in haky.

    Then we shall move onto Iambic pentameter. (Spell check didn't have a problem with those last 2 words???)

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  25. Dabbler, I don't really know. We've been talking about it but I don't think anything is decided. I say no limits tho, and there won't be too many RULES.

    This is going to be a FUN event. I've seen costume contests that aren't and I hated them.

    My arms can no longer raise themselves to type. SOmeone else needs to comment for a while.

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  26. I love haiku, but

    mostly I love Doctor Who

    haiku - thank you, Jess.

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  27. Now is bedtime, and

    I am more than ready to

    ...

    sleep.

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  28. I'm really bad at haiku. It's one form of poetry I just can't connect with.

    Iambic pentameter I could probably fake though.

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  29. Morning Fiends!

    Still no ALPACA. Tho I did bring up the possibility to my Boss last night. Best to plant the idea in a brain that is jet lagged and somewhat fuzzy, I am thinking.

    Seems to be STINKING hot again. Hmmph.

    How do you find the FB page for HOTR? I can't seem to. But FB and I are not real good friends.

    Are you all coming? I know who is in Ireland, very exciting, and this makes me happy! I need to make PLANS for that one. Like when I am coming and what I am doing.

    There is a Pop Tarts store opening in NY. Why, one wonders?????

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  30. Not coming to HOTR, of course. I've never even read all of the book, becaue actually I didn't like it. But this was quite a while ago.

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  31. I'm coming to HOTR - as for who I am, all my names are Jane, for here, Qitou on Twitter and Sharon Janesick on FB.

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  32. Good morning, fiends!

    I'm not going anywhere for a while. I'm building up my bank account from lots and LOTS and lots of work. And, I'm doing a budget thing for the first time in my life. It's time for me to see where that money GOES.

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  33. haiku comment war
    i am up to the challenge
    battle ALPACAS!

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  34. Alpacas bray
    costumes
    dance Queue

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  35. ALPACAS shedding
    let's turn them into fuzzy
    scarves hats and mittens

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  36. I think if you do a search on Low Key Gathering, it will take you to the FB page for same, and you can add yourself as a friend. Not much happening there at the moment.

    And thanks for the update on the contest. I expect it will be a lot of fun...and rules? We don't need no steenkin' rules.

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  37. break time has arrived
    there will be coffee and snacks
    bring your own mug please

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  38. overexposure
    to Englishman detected
    biscuits need gravy

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  39. Jess says we never
    do Haiku wars anymore
    Thems fightin' words, girl!

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  40. No HOTR for meeee.

    *sits in her corner weeping*


    stoopid being all grown-up and responsible. bah.

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  41. Ack! Must abstain from
    haiku. Busy day then I
    become a juror.

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  42. Haiku war is on.
    Jess has spoken to us all
    Let there be Haiku!

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  43. is it just me who can't stop smirking at the "purple helm agleam"?

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  44. Now, I remember
    I am temprementally
    more suited to Peace.

    War (even Haiku
    War) seems unfriendly to me
    Can we now make peace?

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  45. The Fiends have become

    Athos, Porthos, Aramis -

    I am D'Artagnan.

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  46. Humph. Be like that then.
    See if I care. But be warned
    now no holds are barr'd

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  47. LiHua, you are!
    Do you have a floppy hat
    with big feathers in?

    And if you don't have
    such a hat, consider if
    you should not get one.

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  48. haiku friendly fiends
    lemon honey jelly bean
    ALPACAs are fun

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  49. I feel so left out...
    I have no talent for haiku...
    I tend to talk in long rambly sentences and screw the whole thing up.

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  50. Lovecraft could not have
    written haiku. He liked his
    adjectives too much.

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  51. my cheeky mind can't help it
    double entendre
    engineers something rude

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  52. A feathered hat is

    such a marvelous idea!

    I shall seek one out.

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  53. Aghast, I cower
    Reprimanded I flinch.
    Henceforth shall not speak.

    But wait. Honor whines.
    Such scoldings must be answered
    Alpaca droppings!

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  54. The thread has died.
    My feeble words it's knell
    Memento mori.

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  55. "Rumors of my death
    have been exaggerated,"
    the thread assures me.

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  56. It's not you, Dabbler,
    for some of us it's bedtime
    now, so Good Night fiends.

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  57. Distracted by life
    I miss this alpaca post
    Wishing Cabal well

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  58. We welcome you now,

    Aleta - and good night to

    our friend Marjorie.

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  59. Step class then yoga.
    Will the war soon be over?
    And will I survive?

    What will happen here?
    Where will this battle take us?
    Who is left standing?

    The wit here is sharp
    My blog is a battlefield
    Of dying haiku

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  60. Sorry, haiku no more
    I give up
    here is a website

    http://fabulousanimalrescueproject.blogspot.com/

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  61. Fods a war is on

    but no breakfast yet for me

    how shall I survive?

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  62. so to eat I go
    rice porridge awaits my spoon
    om nom nom nom nom

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  63. I have never tried

    rice porridge but it sure does

    sound like something good.

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  64. Is my brain working?

    Jack Black playing Lemuel

    Gulliver seems wrong.

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  65. On second thought, the

    great tale of Gulliver

    is hilarious.

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  66. Oh Fods I can't move

    Every muscle screams at me

    Ow Ow Ow Ow Ow

    I shall dream in Haiku tonight

    Sleep comes soon

    Might be now

    (Haiku Extreme:5-7-5 8-3-3)

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  67. Ah, I ask myself,

    why should we, Fiends that we are,

    not try Tanka verse?

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  68. gosh this is the first time in forever i've checked up on cabal! hope he is okay, love to you all x

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  69. Tanka is of course

    a more elaborate form

    of our dear haiku:

    five-seven-five-seven, and

    then, at last, seven again.

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  70. Five, seven, five and
    Seven,seven syllables
    Tanka poems are fun
    Counting on my fingertips
    What did I want to tell you?

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  71. (non Haiku or Tanka)
    HA, Li-Em and Sally think very alike!

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  72. never have i heard
    of this tanka poetry
    i feel like the count
    of sesame street counting
    1 ah ah ah 2 ah ah


    be careful spelling
    the count, one letter missing
    changes meaning ick!

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  73. Speaking of the Count.
    One of my favorite vids
    Is the Count censored

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B-Wd-Q3F8KM

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  74. Healing wishes to
    Cabal, calming to Lola.
    Alpaca play soon?
    Welcome new Fiends: Chia Lynn,
    Ethneliane, and Andi!

    White, buckled jackets,
    Which you may personalize,
    Are yours for taking.
    My apologies for lapse!
    Welcome, Allie Gator, too!

    Fabulous and Fit
    Our Queen Empress is/shall be!
    Haiku to tanka
    Comments wage war on her blog.
    No blood shed, just spicy brains.

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  76. Why yes, Vampi, of

    course I shall take much care to

    spell "Count" correctly.

    I will watch Cecily's link

    when I've my laptop in hand.

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  77. Waking from slumber
    My mind cant manage seven
    More than once a turn.

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  78. Ooops! Apostrophe
    Has slithered off last haiku.
    More coffee here, please.

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  79. I can't think in Haiku this morning. Torrential monsoon of doom happened in the night. I mean it RAINED. thundered and lightninged.

    My basement did not get the same joy I did out of this storm.

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  80. And once your basement

    lost its joy, quite possibly

    you did as well, Quiche?

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  81. Ugh. Wet basements suck...no that's the sump pump. Hope you have one. Though I guess bailing counts as exercise?

    For Woodsman Hans?

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  82. Cecily's link made

    my entire morning a

    pretty great morning.

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  83. I'm thinking of just leaving it. The Bengals LOVE water. It could kind of be sort of a POOL for them...

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  84. I can see the temptation, but have a sneaking suspicion that there might be a down side to leaving it..

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  85. Ahh, underground pool, how cool; maybe time to re-think the Alpaca plan in favour of duck or pos. goldfish?

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  86. You may be right. I was sort of feeling decadent too. No workouts or riding this morning. Nice relaxing, catch up on email, do a few chores, get into work early...

    Now I'm just sort of looking sadly at the wet, pondering how in the world one gets the wet OUT?!

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  87. Bucket and mops. I have a plan involving Merry Housekeeper and Spooky Teen....

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  88. My flooding experience involved lots of firemen and a Big Pump. That part of it had it's upside...

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  89. blender in the morn
    grumpy early wake up noise
    peach berry smoothie

    sorry 'bout flood quiche
    i hope nothing is ruined
    unexpected pool

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  90. Last night up 'til 3
    Bejeweled new high score, woo
    Need more caffeine now

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  91. ah, ha hahahahahahahha.

    *wipes tears of laughter from eyes*

    *ticks*

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  92. No haiku (even though I had 6 of them all made up before I got up.

    The pond in my basement is greatly reduced (Yay!) by the application of two box fans on the stairs on "high". Water was only about 3 inches at it's deepest, so the air movement seems to be making for speedy evaporation.

    Our Gayle has Rory at the vet right now. She's an old girl (I suspected), there are some bad teeth and her kidney function is getting checked.

    *sigh*

    I will do my best for her. She's a love and deserves a soft, loving landing after what she went through.

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  93. Going to Low Key,
    Spouse, kid, and friend Cara
    from the Pratchett Board

    Need to re-read AG soon
    if costume
    is to be

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  94. Beez, you are an angel! I am thinking positive thoughts that something will happen to allow us to at least visit a bit in October. Must start hatching Fiendish Plans. Maybe Cara and Revelle will be my minions and help me devise a Fiend Meet-up Ray...

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  95. that was, laughter at it all, post and comments. no patience for haiku yet today. will work on it in a mo.

    and tankas! urgh. i edited a volume of such not long ago. poems and author were fine, but the person who wrote the introduction made my work life a living hel for a week. meh.

    okay.

    bagels and chai down
    brain wakes and demands motion
    but reading Fiends first

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  96. D'oh! What am I thinking? I am married to a Potential Mad Scientist! He has his PhD in molecular spectroscopy. Worked with lasers.

    Lasers!!! Mwahah***koff***

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  97. oh no! but {beez} {rory},
    and yay, Gayle.

    not the funny. here's wishing something good for Rory.

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  98. Gayle just called. Rory is at least 13....and diabetic.

    I need to come up with $100 for 6 month's worth of insulin. Oy.

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  99. Why can't good deeds ever be something less than hopelessly complicated with a side order of expensive?

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  100. Wait - read it again - I thought $100/month at first!! I'll help, Beez, if someone can handle the injections.

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  101. Because...umm....where's the fun in that? :P

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  102. I have NO problem doing the injections.

    Fella says in another life I'd be an EMT.

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  103. Fun - right! Ahahaha!!!!! I'm still horrified at the cluster**** that resulted from helping one of my family members get through a divorce... I think I need another dose of my medicine, now that I think of it.

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  104. That's it. I nominate you for a Quichie.

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  105. Humans make for clusterf**ks.

    Animals...it's just What Needs To Be Done.

    No side orders of Family Guilt, Psychodrama or any of that other stuff.

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  106. Beez, do you have a paypal address so we can help out?

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  107. Beez - I know you do have a paypal address but have forgotten it - could you remind me.

    Poor cat, and thanks, Jess for the scary words :-)

    Floods, not so much fun :-(

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  108. Hi there.

    Okay, I just talked to the vet. Rory's blood sugar was 430- it doesn't READ any higher than that. She needs to go on insulin as soon as we can do it.

    Good lord. The poor girl.

    My Paypal account is under marybz56@yahoo.com.

    Thanks so much for whatever help we get- it was because of all of you that she was able to get her vet check today- besides the fabulous Gayle's mad
    negotiating skilz with the vet's office, as well as driving Rory to her appointment

    I'm going to go get a glucose monitor so I can keep an eye on her blood sugars at home. It's the best way to track them and her insulin dosage, and not too expensive to boot.

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  109. Hi fiends...loved the Haiku, sorry I missed it.

    How's Cabal? Hope he's doing well!

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  110. Better to Haiku
    than to spend these precious few
    free moments surfing.

    Aimlessly trolling
    innumerable news sites
    yet learning no truths.

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  111. Mary - $ on their way to you - I don't take them in, but I can help you with it.

    We're good with injections around here, too, pain meds, subq, anti-nausea, we've done it all.

    No haiku from me - enjoying it all, though.

    Good for Cabal, coming home and doing well!

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  112. Beez, I am going to email you.
    I was able to get Tysie in remission really quickly just by changing her diet and getting her off all dry food.
    The very first thing you should do is go and join the forum at http://www.yourdiabeticcat.com
    For anyone here who has a diabetic cat, and hasn't gone to this website please do. This has become one of my hobby horses - Tysie has been able to educate our vets and specialists here with the story of the course of her diabetes. 

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  113. Sally, that's the second time I've run into info on that forum this afternoon. I'm joining!
    I'm going to try to wean Rory off of the kibble- although I did get a diabetic prescription food for her today.

    As of now, she will only eat the dry- I have tried her on Halo canned and also plain chicken. With her bad teeth, you'd think she would like the soft stuff but nooooo....

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  114. I've sent off an email to your gmail Beez!

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  115. http://catinfo.org/?link=cannedfoods

    Mary, the link above has some advice about weaning cats off of dry food. Good luck.

    My vet thinks cats should never have just dry food - her reason being that if cats have never had canned food and then need to have only it, sometimes there is a problem. But there are a lot of opinions out there and we kind of read through them and decided what makes sense.

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  116. ohhhh, great link Sharon, I've added that to Tysie's bookmarks.

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  117. Hmmm...my vet pushes both. he explains the importance of the dry food is for teeth and gum health. Things can apparently go wrong in the mouth if cats don't have crunchies to chew also.

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  118. Who knows the right answers? We do the best we can with the info we have at the time and try not to second guess ourselves - at least that is my goal most days - do the best I can.

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  119. crunchies are easily obtained by feeding with things like chicken necks and wings, and dehydrated chicken/liver etc. Much better for all cats because there are no carbohydrates in them.

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  120. No carbs, no grains, no veggies - the only thing that should be in cat-food is whatever they would eat in the wild. So I read. And don't disagree, really.

    About to have a big storm here. Not flooding though, I hope.

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  121. Sorry I wasn't elaborate enough in my comment as dinner was hitting the table. The point of my comment is there are various reasons for various foods and types there of. I think saying all cats should eat raw foods is incorrect. Just like people digestive systems vary greatly in domestic cats. I have a friend who can not eat any meat because his body will not digest. If I go too long without meat my iron plummets and I have health issues. I have had cats that have to have grass available to eat so they could digest properly. Opinions vary greatly across vets and humans that belong to cats. Different cats have different needs, and each should be judged by their own systems and not what the cat next door can eat.

    So yes a diabetic cat should eat well for a diabetic, but I do not think I am a bad cat human because I feed my cats kibble and wet food. That is what my vet recommends and is important for one of my cats to have the kibble so he doesn't get ill.

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  122. I do not wish to interrupt the talk, as I am learning a lot, but I thought perhaps we might MOVE it.

    New post is up.

    Carry on...

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