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Thanks for all the doggie chewing tips ![Smile :) :)](data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7)
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Lmao .. And now we know why everyone thinks the median age for folks here at WS is ..well .. 50's.
My first car I drove ( well back then all four of us children shared it) was a Maverick ..a "three on a tree" for those of you who are old enough to understand what that means.
Thanks for listening (I couldn't). I was really interested in what questions the callers would ask, but it seems as if he really couldn't answer much.
Does Laurence really know he will be cancer free from the chemo? Maybe his tumors are shrinking???? I mean, getting chemo doesn't guarantee being cancer free does it?
I do hope he is correct and he does become cancer free.
(I know I am in the minority, but I like Laurence as a person. ) :tomato:
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I have been trying to finish my Christmas crocheting. If they post here are some pics.
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Zuri said:To those that do adult coloring books, do you prefer markers or colored pencils? Which would be easier? Or does it matter? TIA
Dmacky said:Please tell I'm not the only one who could not get in here this morning!!
To those that do adult coloring books, do you prefer markers or colored pencils? Which would be easier? Or does it matter? TIA
ILikeToBendPages said:Yes, Anna and I prefer the pencils. There are quite a few brands and sets. Prismacolor's are nice. It a softer lead, they are pricey, about a hundred bucks for 130 shades, and they have smaller less expensive sets, and to tell the truth those will work. You can layer colors and make different shades. Start light and darken to soften or make the colors more intense. If you get a blender pencil you can blend edges of flowers, plants water, a few. Primsa also makes a good pencil sharpener, if you going to spend a lot of money then are the better one to go with. They also make a left handed one.
Sargent pencil are a drier pencil and somethings had to blend, but they work well when used as an over coat. You can also layer colors to make them a different shade or darker.
You can use fine leaded sharpies, now they come in many colors. The colors will be more intense. The new Gel pens look interesting, and they come in many colors too. There are also watercolors and water colored pencils.
Dmacky, I hear you about raising and training another puppy. I am too old lol. Yet I say that now and watch, I will get another Shepherd.
Some of the things I have noticed about dog behavior as I am with mine 24/7/365 and also through training: One alpha female dog is enough. I would only get male dogs to compliment her personality. Chayton is glued to her side and also gets along with our female rescued Manchester terror, whose head has ended up in Zuri's mouth at times.
If you watch tails wag and position, it is fascinating. Looking From behind, wagging to the left is affection. Wagging back and forth is excitement. Straight up tails are alerting. Wagging to the right is tentative when greeting. Tails firmly between the their legs is fear. Tails just rating down are relaxed.
Dogs can tell a lot about you from your breath and mouth, which is one of the reasons they jump, trying to smell your mouth. Shepherds tend to lick the faces of other dogs once they have done the tail to tail approach. A dog approaching another dog quickly is not good and is disrespectful in dog language and can lead to an issue.
Dogs should not walk in front of you, but at your side. They are not listening when they are out in front and in charge. You have lost your alpha position. You should always be the first one out the front door and back in. When your dog steps on your foot or pushes into you, that is a sign they are trying to dominate you. When they sleep on the floor with their back to your position and facing the door, they are in protective mode.
The difference in barks is also fascinating. Has anyone else noticed the different tones and patterns of barking your dog makes?
Niner ~ I wanted to tell you that I always look forward to your posts! I thoroughly enjoy the way you write and especially what you have to say to different people. You have a good sense of humor too, and that's an added bonus.
This morning I couldn't get into WS period! It wasn't just this thread
A few times over the course of the last couple of weeks, I get a full almost blank page with some kind of words at the top like you can return to site in 5 seconds (something like that) and behind it I could see the words return to site...today is the first time I've clicked it...and it was and AD for Zales??? lots of advertisements on that page! I quickly closed it out...I think I may have some kind of virus here? Because I'm actually in WS first, then it pops up. Seems like it's always in the Teresa Sievers case , if I'm not mistaken...
Has anyone else ever gotten that page????
I've been meaning to ask you about the orange peels you add to your tobacco...what else exactly are you rolling :giggle: You said it's cheaper to roll them yourself.
Saw your post, so had to reply! :giggle:
$130 !!hwow: that's expensive!! Glad you posted this about the pencils, etc. The Gel pens would work for me - I'll have to check those out. :tyou: for this!
I "see" more people here now - :wave: maybe I'll stick around!![]()