Lynnzoi wrote:its been a year this month

hard to believe

Sure is . . . I miss the dude . . . and I never met him.


I'd like an opportunity to wrassle with Mo, though . . .

edit: Top buddies

AZGman wrote:Sure is . . . I miss the dude . . . and I never met him.


I'd like an opportunity to wrassle with Mo, though . . .

he would enjoy that! big dumb red galoot!

AZGman wrote:Shoulda asked this where people visit . . .

Answered here

daj59 wrote:Alrighty. Home. Maisy walked. Pool baskets cleaned out (leaves). Margarita (small for now) is in hand. The weekend is suddenly looking up.

yay! mmmmm Margarita do sound good!

no1 wrote:Answered here

missed that . . . sorry . . . thank you.

daj59 wrote:Alrighty. Home. Maisy walked. Pool baskets cleaned out (leaves). Margarita (small for now) is in hand. The weekend is suddenly looking up.

Great!! Feel like painting?



Yeah, me either . . .

well, the boys are happy...I bought them 2 more big beds at BJ's today and just brought them in (was raining to hard earlier) Tanners has one and Mo has the other...and Joey is at his usual spot under my chair.

daj59 wrote:I only start painting. I never finish it. Therefore, I now never start.

Freedom to choose!! What a concept . . . but . . . I'm still married.

AZGman wrote:uh . . . yer s'pose to bite the celery every few sips . . .

Then you have to dig your hand down into the glass to get it out.
lose/lose situation.

Lynnzoi wrote:well, the boys are happy...I bought them 2 more big beds at BJ's today and just brought them in (was raining to hard earlier) Tanners has one and Mo has the other...and Joey is at his usual spot under my chair.

Joey doesn't get a bed?

pooflady wrote:Joey doesn't get a bed?

only if I can put my chair on it.....he is right under my feet. He will occasionally wander over to the beds but mostly is under my feet. Joy.

pooflady wrote:Then you have to dig your hand down into the glass to get it out.
lose/lose situation.

Hmmm . . . never had that issue . . . . usually, it's dip/stir/bite . . . repeat til celery is gone, sip remaining cocktail . . .

Lynnzoi wrote:only if I can put my chair on it.....he is right under my feet. He will occasionally wander over to the beds but mostly is under my feet. Joy.

Want another Cocker?

AZGman wrote:Hmmm . . . never had that issue . . . . usually, it's dip/stir/bite . . . repeat til celery is gone, sip remaining cocktail . . .

dip/stir/bite?


woohoo!

AZGman wrote:Want another Cocker?

um



no

AZGman wrote:Want another Cocker?

WHAT??? Surely you aren't talking about Flash.
Cover your ears, Flash, he doesn't mean it.

pooflady wrote:WHAT??? Surely you aren't talking about Flash.
Cover your ears, Flash, he doesn't mean it.

cocker spaniels are used to being talked about like this

I tell Joey every day that I hate cocker spaniels

Lynnzoi wrote:cocker spaniels are used to being talked about like this

I tell Joey every day that I hate cocker spaniels

I love the breed; wubble its representatives . . .

AZGman wrote:I love the breed; wubble its representatives . . .

. . . with the exception of Reggy . . .

AZGman wrote:I love the breed; hate its representatives . . .

I've never liked 'em

but here I am, stuck with one.

good thing he's so damn cute

AZGman wrote:. . . with the exception of Reggy . . .

I think my grandmother had a cocker named Reggie

eidt - yes, she did...and a big english setter named Mister Chips....that was back in the 50's....I have pictures of them.

Lynnzoi wrote:I think my grandmother had a cocker named Reggie

eidt - yes, she did...and a big english setter named Mister Chips....that was back in the 50's....I have pictures of them.

The big difference between Reggy and Flash is that Reggy picked us and "we" picked Flash . . .

AZGman wrote:The big difference between Reggy and Flash is that Reggy picked us and "we" picked Flash . . .

ah...and Joey picked me


gee how lucky for me

Lynnzoi wrote:ah...and Joey picked me


gee how lucky for me

It's not a perfect equation . . .

AZGman wrote:It's not a perfect equation . . .

But both dogs came home at about the same age . . . 10 weeks or so . . .

AZGman wrote:It's not a perfect equation . . .

heehee

no, it ain't

but I'm stuck with him so I make the best of it

AZGman wrote:But both dogs came home at about the same age . . . 10 weeks or so . . .

my last pup was Dunc...and before that, my last pup was my first Irish setter, 20 years before that. In the interim I had 3 other adult rescues.

daj59 wrote:Hmmmmm. Maisy has 3 beds in the kitchen, 3 in my office, and the one on my bed. Good thing she's not spoiled.

yeah...I think these two makes about 10 in the house, 3 in the jeep.

and my bed, of course.....

heya AZ...you ever gonna check your pms or should I just keep talking to myself in there?

the other pms are starting to whisper and point

Lynnzoi wrote:heya AZ...you ever gonna check your pms or should I just keep talking to myself in there?

the other pms are starting to whisper and point

I hadn't noticed . . . sorry

daj59 wrote:Fritz, my first dog (smartest dog ever), was about 10 weeks. Fred, the bestest dog in the whole wide world, was 4 months. Ethel was 4 years. Maisy was about 1 or 2. Trixie was about 1 or so. All rescue/shelter pups.

lessee...Casey was my first Irish - he was 9 weeks....had him for 14 years...got Nadia, my 2 yr old rescue Borzoi in Caseys older years. After Casey I got Link, another borzoi, at 11 months. Then Wally, a 6 yr old english bully, then Dunc, at 9 weeks. Had those four for a while. Lost Nadia, then Wally. Got Mo at 2 yrs old. Lost Link, then along came Joey at 2. Then lost Dunc....and Tanners came along at 6.

I'll spare y'all the list of cats!

daj59 wrote:Must sound like the Waltons at bedtime in your house.

heehee.....and in the mornin - sheez - sayin gmorning to all of them wears me out!

Well, this is more Friday night yakkin' than I'm accustomed to . . . see y'all later . . .

AZGman wrote:Well, this is more Friday night yakkin' than I'm accustomed to . . . see y'all later . . .

Have a good weekend, Gman.