On Sun, 14 Dec 2003 16:46:43 GMT, Lee DeRaud opined:

You mean it *wasn't* the twelfth of thirteen parts of a pornographic
binary picture file?

Damn.

Lee


Keep on dreamin', Lee!
Good to see ya, btw.
Chad

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Illegitimi non carborundum

On Sun, 14 Dec 2003 16:46:43 GMT, Lee DeRaud opined:

You mean it *wasn't* the twelfth of thirteen parts of a pornographic
binary picture file?

Damn.

Lee


Keep on dreamin', Lee!
Good to see ya, btw.
Chad

--
Looking for a pet? Adopt one! ** http://www.petfinder.com
Info for a healthy, happy dog? * http://www.dog-play.com


Illegitimi non carborundum

On Sun, 14 Dec 2003 16:46:43 GMT, Lee DeRaud opined:

You mean it *wasn't* the twelfth of thirteen parts of a pornographic
binary picture file?

Damn.

Lee


Keep on dreamin', Lee!
Good to see ya, btw.
Chad

--
Looking for a pet? Adopt one! ** http://www.petfinder.com
Info for a healthy, happy dog? * http://www.dog-play.com


Illegitimi non carborundum

On 14 Dec 2003 16:28:49 GMT, Dimpled Chad
wrote:


Until next update, Frankie sends his love. He's enjoying so much the extra
peanut-butter treats, and thinks he's in doggy bliss. And it is snowing!
What fun to watch Frankie in it! Last night he really enjoyed it. Today he's
a bit slower, as he has been since this whole thing came on. I'd be so happy
if he'd regain his full enthusiasm, but I'll take what I get when I get it.


If Frankie likes snow, Harlan recommends a good came of "Monkey
Mountain Snow Rescue".

This is where you play with a stuffed monkey and bury it in the snow,
and then have the dog find it. Harlan usually watched where I put it,
then I have him me follow a few feet away before I released him to go
get it.

It was very fun. Perhaps Frankie would enjoy it. If he's not toy
oriented, perhaps some of those peanut butter treats would engage his
enthusiasm.

--Terri & Harlan

On 14 Dec 2003 16:28:49 GMT, Dimpled Chad
wrote:


Until next update, Frankie sends his love. He's enjoying so much the extra
peanut-butter treats, and thinks he's in doggy bliss. And it is snowing!
What fun to watch Frankie in it! Last night he really enjoyed it. Today he's
a bit slower, as he has been since this whole thing came on. I'd be so happy
if he'd regain his full enthusiasm, but I'll take what I get when I get it.


If Frankie likes snow, Harlan recommends a good came of "Monkey
Mountain Snow Rescue".

This is where you play with a stuffed monkey and bury it in the snow,
and then have the dog find it. Harlan usually watched where I put it,
then I have him me follow a few feet away before I released him to go
get it.

It was very fun. Perhaps Frankie would enjoy it. If he's not toy
oriented, perhaps some of those peanut butter treats would engage his
enthusiasm.

--Terri & Harlan

On 14 Dec 2003 16:28:49 GMT, Dimpled Chad
wrote:


Until next update, Frankie sends his love. He's enjoying so much the extra
peanut-butter treats, and thinks he's in doggy bliss. And it is snowing!
What fun to watch Frankie in it! Last night he really enjoyed it. Today he's
a bit slower, as he has been since this whole thing came on. I'd be so happy
if he'd regain his full enthusiasm, but I'll take what I get when I get it.


If Frankie likes snow, Harlan recommends a good came of "Monkey
Mountain Snow Rescue".

This is where you play with a stuffed monkey and bury it in the snow,
and then have the dog find it. Harlan usually watched where I put it,
then I have him me follow a few feet away before I released him to go
get it.

It was very fun. Perhaps Frankie would enjoy it. If he's not toy
oriented, perhaps some of those peanut butter treats would engage his
enthusiasm.

--Terri & Harlan

In article ,
Dimpled Chad wrote:

DW and I are doing fine, though I find myself worrying all the time about
losing Frankie. We weren't ready for this sudden onset, but are coping
with it as best we can. We are enjoying as Montana recommends the periods
of normalcy with great gusto. I'm just hoping that there are many many
more months of normalcy. There might be; I just don't know.

Believe me, I know exactly how this feels. I am encouraged by Frankie's
quick rebound, though.

Until next update, Frankie sends his love. He's enjoying so much the extra
peanut-butter treats, and thinks he's in doggy bliss. And it is snowing!
What fun to watch Frankie in it! Last night he really enjoyed it. Today he's
a bit slower, as he has been since this whole thing came on. I'd be so happy
if he'd regain his full enthusiasm, but I'll take what I get when I get it.

You know, if there *is* a purpose to bad things happening, I think that
would be it: to make us really really appreciate the good times.

Wishing you, your wife, and Frankie all of the good times for you to
savor,
/Kevin
--
Found Poetry (_Science News_, 14-Jun-2003): oldest _homo sapiens_ find
+-----------------------------------------+ ocean eddies' far-flung effects;
| Kevin Michael Vail | superior threads spun
+-----------------------------------------+ the pox from prairie dogs.

In article ,
Dimpled Chad wrote:

DW and I are doing fine, though I find myself worrying all the time about
losing Frankie. We weren't ready for this sudden onset, but are coping
with it as best we can. We are enjoying as Montana recommends the periods
of normalcy with great gusto. I'm just hoping that there are many many
more months of normalcy. There might be; I just don't know.

Believe me, I know exactly how this feels. I am encouraged by Frankie's
quick rebound, though.

Until next update, Frankie sends his love. He's enjoying so much the extra
peanut-butter treats, and thinks he's in doggy bliss. And it is snowing!
What fun to watch Frankie in it! Last night he really enjoyed it. Today he's
a bit slower, as he has been since this whole thing came on. I'd be so happy
if he'd regain his full enthusiasm, but I'll take what I get when I get it.

You know, if there *is* a purpose to bad things happening, I think that
would be it: to make us really really appreciate the good times.

Wishing you, your wife, and Frankie all of the good times for you to
savor,
/Kevin
--
Found Poetry (_Science News_, 14-Jun-2003): oldest _homo sapiens_ find
+-----------------------------------------+ ocean eddies' far-flung effects;
| Kevin Michael Vail | superior threads spun
+-----------------------------------------+ the pox from prairie dogs.

In article ,
Dimpled Chad wrote:

DW and I are doing fine, though I find myself worrying all the time about
losing Frankie. We weren't ready for this sudden onset, but are coping
with it as best we can. We are enjoying as Montana recommends the periods
of normalcy with great gusto. I'm just hoping that there are many many
more months of normalcy. There might be; I just don't know.

Believe me, I know exactly how this feels. I am encouraged by Frankie's
quick rebound, though.

Until next update, Frankie sends his love. He's enjoying so much the extra
peanut-butter treats, and thinks he's in doggy bliss. And it is snowing!
What fun to watch Frankie in it! Last night he really enjoyed it. Today he's
a bit slower, as he has been since this whole thing came on. I'd be so happy
if he'd regain his full enthusiasm, but I'll take what I get when I get it.

You know, if there *is* a purpose to bad things happening, I think that
would be it: to make us really really appreciate the good times.

Wishing you, your wife, and Frankie all of the good times for you to
savor,
/Kevin
--
Found Poetry (_Science News_, 14-Jun-2003): oldest _homo sapiens_ find
+-----------------------------------------+ ocean eddies' far-flung effects;
| Kevin Michael Vail | superior threads spun
+-----------------------------------------+ the pox from prairie dogs.

Just wanted to post and say that I'm thinking of you and Frankie.
Your fight doesn't sound so far from my fight for Sophie this past
year, but it sounds like you guys have managed to succeed where we did
not. All fingers and toes are crossed, and I hope that you and
Frankie and your family have many healthy months and years left
together. I am always so happy to hear that people and families (in
which I very much include our dogs are loving every minute of their
time together - there are too many people in this world that never
appreciate the water till the well runs dry, as the old saying goes -
and there is nothing I could be more thankful of than the fact that
Sophie and I made the best of every day that was allotted to us, even
while those days were far, far too few.

katie
K8K9 Dog Training
http://www.katiek9.com