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Happy Birthday Tex Mex.... make it a great one. I'll drink a few for you as I celebrate my best friends VD... OOPS, meant BD.
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Yep. Upside: cooler. Downside: makes conversations via vents impossible. Though....given the 's ongoing feuds with other murderers, maybe that's a good thing for her too.![]()
She has zero control, and that's what must chap her butt royally, because she's a control freak.
Good job, Hope; the secrecy was worse than I knew or remembered.
:hilarious:Do I hear you saying that lack of control is the reason got hemorrhoids? Interesting theory....
Happy Belated Birthday TexMex! Hope you had a great day!
I did have intentions of writing this to you yesterday but we had thunderstorms from 4-8pm & I was too busy holding and soothing a restless 89 lb dog who will not tolerate his owner using a smartphone between hugs. Like the herding breed he is, my collie will nip me like a sheep to get my attention, elbows included.
Here's to a great year ahead! Father of the Bride!
Update on Archer, the dog rescued from Brazos River flooding. The dog, under two years old, was rescued, bathed and vaccinated. Then she was found to be heartworm positive and is being treated for that.
She was adopted by the Sheriff, Troy Nehls.
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Archer now lives with the Fort Bend County Sheriff, his wife and three daughters
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Update on Archer, the dog rescued from Brazos River flooding. The dog, under two years old, was rescued, bathed and vaccinated. Then she was found to be heartworm positive and is being treated for that.
She was adopted by the Sheriff, Troy Nehls.
View attachment 97146
Archer now lives with the Fort Bend County Sheriff, his wife and three daughters
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This is such a great post, Hope! Sometimes, when I can't sleep and want to tear my hair out in frustration, I go downstairs and make a peanut butter and fig jam sandwich, and I feel grateful that I can do this simple thing and remember that can't. CMJA cannot even have control over the basic elements of her diet, watch whatever she wants to on tv, read any book she chooses, travel to some awesome destination to take photographs, or plot an indulgent bath and body order, or splurge on exotic teas or face creams. She can't enjoy a super long hot shower on icy nights, go outside to stargaze or book a facial or massage as a spa treat. CMJA will never get dressed up for a date, plan to enjoy a new restaurant or spend hours researching an adventurous expedition to a far off land to take photos of icebergs and penguins rookeries. CMJA will never experience the joy of Paris in springtime, or visit Italy and gaze in awe at the incredible art, history and food. She can have her shadow board post about how well she's handling the slammer, and how she is enjoying her new life but we all know its not true and that she's only saying this to spite TA's family. She has zero control, and that's what must chap her butt royally, because she's a control freak.
Thank's for the reminder
Leaving in a few days for a just under 4 weeks, approx. 6,000 mile road trip, half of which will be just with my DS.
Our first leg is 500 or so miles, ending up in Knoxville, TN, then: Memphis; Little Rock, Arkansas; Oklahoma City, OK; Amarillo, TX; Albuquerque, NM; an extended zig zag through Utah; picking up DH in Salt Lake City....
then:. Pocatello, Idaho; Yellowstone; Grand Tetons, Wind River Range, Wyoming;, Dinosaur Ntl. Monument, Leadville, and the Great Sand Dunes, Colorado; Mesa Verde, Colorado; 4 Corners; Navajo reservation,New Mexico; Albuquerque, New Mexico, then back East via the same southern route.
I'm very familiar with the NM, Utah, Wyoming, and Colorado portion of the trip- have driven all over all those states multiple times, but know little about the route from Knoxville to the NM border.
Any suggestions for what shouldn't be missed/must be seen along that route? Great places to eat? Funky stops of whatever sort?
Thanks for any and all suggestions.
What, no Manitoba?![]()