The Coffee House

Gary A. · Nov 10, 2017

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Lorenzi

Yesterday was simply grand. Gary had pickups at three wineries and came home with a ton of wonderful vino. Maggie was fussed over by everybody. One couple was in the market for adoption and we had a long discussion on Wheatens. They were sold.

davidharmier60 · Nov 10, 2017

Having 9 it is neigh on to impossible to leash 1.
Dave (if he remembers the late starting time) did 5 hours and 1 minute. Trish did buy the box of pennies. Dave lost (and thinks it's forever) the key to the toilet paper and paper towel holders. Trish had another. The lost one had a bent paper clip which held the key on a nail. Dave had it hooked to his hanging key holder. It is not to be found in Daves truck nor house.
He needs to query the post office to see if anyone found it. If not it is gone for good.

And that is the state of things in Daves world.

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JonA_CT · Nov 10, 2017

Oh...this is how Tucker gets his meals...

Otherwise, he literally vacuums it in and gets super gassy and bloated.

SquarePeg · Nov 10, 2017

I'm assuming that is made to slow him down? We have the opposite issue. Our dog is a reluctant eater when it comes to his meals. I do spoil him with treats during the day but they're healthy treats like baby carrots or those little crunchy cookies that are good for his teeth. To get him to eat his kibble every night we have to either add this pumpkin stuff that's good for his digestion and he loves the flavor or I add some cut up pieces from a grocery store rotisserie chicken (no fat or skin).

terri · Nov 10, 2017

JonA_CT said:
Oh...this is how Tucker gets his meals...

Otherwise, he literally vacuums it in and gets super gassy and bloated.

Ah, he's one of those kinds of dogs!

It's good that you're aware of it, because as he ages he's likely to really develop "bloat" and be miserable until you can get him to a vet. There are things that can help (and this dish style is a good one) but sometimes the bloat just won't stop and a bit of surgery is the only answer. My mother's standard poodle inhaled his food for years and ended up needing surgery.

It's a bad trait and really difficult to get them to slow down without dishes like this.

SharonCat: you're lucky to have a picky eater!

JonA_CT · Nov 10, 2017

I know it's a day early, but every school but mine is closed today in observance, haha.

Happy Veteran's Day, @jcdeboever ! And to others who have served as well!

jcdeboever · Nov 10, 2017

JonA_CT said:
I know it's a day early, but every school but mine is closed today in observance, haha.

Happy Veteran's Day, @jcdeboever ! And to others who have served as well!

Thanks bud. Kroger has butter on sale

jcdeboever · Nov 10, 2017

limr said:

There is my Webster. He is obsessed with food. He loves hotdogs, rice cakes, and bananas the most.

vintagesnaps · Nov 10, 2017

You don't see men who are news anchors wearing shiny satin shirts unbuttoned down the front with gold chains. It's not an 80's disco, it's a professional job; if the men are in suits then there should be an expectation for women anchors to dress professionally. I suppose it's possible the woman did not realize how much showed the way she was seated but I'd think someone on set would have let her know during a break that there was a need to do some adjusting.

I remember in jr. high when short skirts were all the rage. And in our yearbook pictures we're all turned to the side! You gotta be aware how you're sitting in a straight skirt and might need to check/adjust if you move or turn. And if you don't notice something, hope that like if you have TP stuck to the bottom of your shoe, that someone's going to tell you!