The Coffee House

[JonA_CT]

He's got bony legs

SHE'S just a puppy. still a little lanky.
she wasn't on a particularly great dog food when we got her. were in the process of switching her to a grain free kibble now.

I understand the value of grain-free kibble, but damn are the doggie farts terrible.

 

[pixmedic]

He's got bony legs

SHE'S just a puppy. still a little lanky.
she wasn't on a particularly great dog food when we got her. were in the process of switching her to a grain free kibble now.

I understand the value of grain-free kibble, but damn are the doggie farts terrible.

true dat

 

[pixmedic]

Cute. I love it when dogs sploot.

eh, i dont mind it i guess. i mean, dogs gotta go ya know. i just hate having to pick it up with the baggie afterwards.

 

[davidharmier60]

Lucy looks loved and as if she loves back!

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[SquarePeg36 6]

He's got bony legs

SHE'S just a puppy. still a little lanky.
she wasn't on a particularly great dog food when we got her. were in the process of switching her to a grain free kibble now.

Look at the photo again. There's a bone that looks like it's sticking out of her leg. I was just making a joke.

 

[pixmedic]

He's got bony legs

SHE'S just a puppy. still a little lanky.
she wasn't on a particularly great dog food when we got her. were in the process of switching her to a grain free kibble now.

Look at the photo again. There's a bone that looks like it's sticking out of her leg. I was just making a joke.

i thought u were just referring to that not-quite-grown-in puppy look

 

[Frank F.]

could not sleep last night.
made setup for 9:1 magnification shots.
scanned our floors for dust.
found this interesting mummy.
edited it for space appeal.

 

[smoke665]

Parents have no excuse for not knowing.

I think everyone of ours tried changing grades on their report card, or forging mine or Mom's signature on it and hoping we wouldn't find out. Youngest tried it in second grade, signed his Mom's name. Pretty good copy, except he used a crayon, and the teacher ratted him out. Needless to say "he wasn't the brightest crayon in the box" at that time.

 

[vintagesnaps]

OK that's freaky, Frank! lol

David I'll send you a pm, I gotta look up your name, there are lots of Daves. Since I just printed some forms I can do it while they're sitting here before I forget. That's what I used to do, go to the library to print stuff til I finally got a digital camera and had a reason for a printer! lol

 

[jcdeboever]

He's got bony legs

SHE'S just a puppy. still a little lanky.
she wasn't on a particularly great dog food when we got her. were in the process of switching her to a grain free kibble now.

I understand the value of grain-free kibble, but damn are the doggie farts terrible.

Speaking of farts... Nevermind...

 

[smoke665]

Going up?? Space station please. I saw this on the news yesterday. An elevator into space. Japanese company plans space elevator by 2050

 

[JonA_CT]

Parents have no excuse for not knowing.

I think everyone of ours tried changing grades on their report card, or forging mine or Mom's signature on it and hoping we wouldn't find out. Youngest tried it in second grade, signed his Mom's name. Pretty good copy, except he used a crayon, and the teacher ratted him out. Needless to say "he wasn't the brightest crayon in the box" at that time.

We don’t even print report cards anymore, haha. Our parents get an e-mail with a link to their students electronic progress report.

 

[smoke665]

We don’t even print report cards anymore, haha.

They weren't "printed", the grades were hand marked on the card by the teacher, one for each quarter, on the same card. They were sent home with the students, who had to get one of the parents to sign off on it that they had reviewed the grade. I can still remember the overwhelming feeling of doom whenever I got a bad grade, as I rode the bus home after school.

 

[vintagesnaps]

Guess it depends on the families, the technology can be great or not so much. Had a lot of them with no computers, no email, and those cricket phones, and they were always out of minutes.

I retired with 30 years in so earlier on when I taught jr. high we had families that lived in walking distance and they'd just stop in. Which wasn't convenient but at least that was better than never talking to them. Getting them in at scheduled times was a bit more challenging.

 

[JonA_CT]

We don’t even print report cards anymore, haha.

They weren't "printed", the grades were hand marked on the card by the teacher, one for each quarter, on the same card. They were sent home with the students, who had to get one of the parents to sign off on it that they had reviewed the grade. I can still remember the overwhelming feeling of doom whenever I got a bad grade, as I rode the bus home after school.

Now that you say it, I think my report card was like that until 3rd or 4th grade.