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My posting the picture of Rose on the newsgroup
I wanted to apologize for posting the picture of Rose on the garden
newsgroup this morning. My grief was and still is so overwhelming that I didn't think. My sincere apologies for doing that. I should have put it over on the alt.binaries.pictures.gardens madgardener too sad to cry anymore |
My posting the picture of Rose on the newsgroup
On Wed, 23 Jun 2004 12:48:14 -0400, "madgardener" opined:
I wanted to apologize for posting the picture of Rose on the garden newsgroup this morning. My grief was and still is so overwhelming that I didn't think. My sincere apologies for doing that. I should have put it over on the alt.binaries.pictures.gardens madgardener too sad to cry anymore Anyone who said anything to you about posting it here should **** off. I mean that. Just **** off. I love you and I don't give a flying shit if you posted a photo here, of Rose. What the hell is wrong with people...gee wiz. Victoria Need a good, cheap, knowledge expanding present for a friend? http://www.animaux.net/stern/present.html |
My posting the picture of Rose on the newsgroup
damn I love you. yer the bees knees woman. (((huge hug)))
maddie whose eyes are now dry and raw and there's a lump in my heart. (that's Rose, making sure her place with me is permanent) "escapee" wrote in message ... On Wed, 23 Jun 2004 12:48:14 -0400, "madgardener" opined: I wanted to apologize for posting the picture of Rose on the garden newsgroup this morning. My grief was and still is so overwhelming that I didn't think. My sincere apologies for doing that. I should have put it over on the alt.binaries.pictures.gardens madgardener too sad to cry anymore Anyone who said anything to you about posting it here should **** off. I mean that. Just **** off. I love you and I don't give a flying shit if you posted a photo here, of Rose. What the hell is wrong with people...gee wiz. Victoria Need a good, cheap, knowledge expanding present for a friend? http://www.animaux.net/stern/present.html |
My posting the picture of Rose on the newsgroup
Way to go V :)
"escapee" wrote in message ... On Wed, 23 Jun 2004 12:48:14 -0400, "madgardener" opined: I wanted to apologize for posting the picture of Rose on the garden newsgroup this morning. My grief was and still is so overwhelming that I didn't think. My sincere apologies for doing that. I should have put it over on the alt.binaries.pictures.gardens madgardener too sad to cry anymore Anyone who said anything to you about posting it here should **** off. I mean that. Just **** off. I love you and I don't give a flying shit if you posted a photo here, of Rose. What the hell is wrong with people...gee wiz. Victoria Need a good, cheap, knowledge expanding present for a friend? http://www.animaux.net/stern/present.html |
My posting the picture of Rose on the newsgroup
I completely understand, as does several others here. We love our furries like
we love ourselves and when they leave, it is the hardest thing in the world. The whole part of them who we love no longer exists. What do we do with that love? It's not the same to heap it on another. Of course we love the others, but the one who is gone is irreplaceable. That's why we bought a parrot. No more short lives. She should live for another 50 years or so, and I plan on living it with her. Chin up, eat a pint of Hagan Daz and cry yer eyes out for a few weeks. It does get better and you settle into the place where you can be comfortable once again. I am deeply sorry for the loss of Rose. Really sorry about it. I dedicate all my merit to her that she find a human birth. She's *right* there! love, Victoria On Wed, 23 Jun 2004 17:00:39 -0400, "madgardener" opined: damn I love you. yer the bees knees woman. (((huge hug))) maddie whose eyes are now dry and raw and there's a lump in my heart. (that's Rose, making sure her place with me is permanent) "escapee" wrote in message .. . On Wed, 23 Jun 2004 12:48:14 -0400, "madgardener" opined: I wanted to apologize for posting the picture of Rose on the garden newsgroup this morning. My grief was and still is so overwhelming that I didn't think. My sincere apologies for doing that. I should have put it over on the alt.binaries.pictures.gardens madgardener too sad to cry anymore Anyone who said anything to you about posting it here should **** off. I mean that. Just **** off. I love you and I don't give a flying shit if you posted a photo here, of Rose. What the hell is wrong with people...gee wiz. Victoria Need a good, cheap, knowledge expanding present for a friend? http://www.animaux.net/stern/present.html Need a good, cheap, knowledge expanding present for a friend? http://www.animaux.net/stern/present.html |
My posting the picture of Rose on the newsgroup
here are the pictures of Rose. http://puregold.aquaria.net/mad/sweetrose.htm
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My posting the picture of Rose on the newsgroup
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here are the pictures of Rose. http://puregold.aquaria.net/mad/sweetrose.htm What a thoughtful, wonderful, loving thing to do, giving webspace for this tribute. Thank you. I met Rose this spring. She was a wonderful dog. I've just buried my Molly Dohawg Babydoll, just a month ago. It's so sad that they don't last as long as we do :o( -- Ann, Gardening in zone 6a Just south of Boston, MA ******************************** |
My posting the picture of Rose on the newsgroup
"Ann" wrote in message ... expounded: here are the pictures of Rose. http://puregold.aquaria.net/mad/sweetrose.htm What a thoughtful, wonderful, loving thing to do, giving webspace for this tribute. Thank you. I met Rose this spring. She was a wonderful dog. I've just buried my Molly Dohawg Babydoll, just a month ago. It's so sad that they don't last as long as we do :o( Make me wonder how people can be abusive or simply get rid of a dog because it doesn't fit their lifestyle. |
My posting the picture of Rose on the newsgroup
What can I say other than I'm sorry about Rose. For those of us who have loved
and lost our best buddies, we remember all those happy times but still strikes that hollow, empty part of our hearts. I've always had at least one dog and one cat in my life, every since I was a toddler. My 90-lb. weirmaraner, Hunter, is the biggest lovable baby but he can scare the pants of anyone who "doesn't belong." Sorry for your loss. Marcy |
My posting the picture of Rose on the newsgroup
"Vox Humana" wrote:
Make me wonder how people can be abusive or simply get rid of a dog because it doesn't fit their lifestyle. well... Tonight Harry our 1+ year old springer and Sims my 7+ year old Pap got into a fight and we had to take Sims to emergency to make sure none of the wounds needed stitches (none did). This is the second time Harry has nailed Sims and on the way home we decided Harry needs a new home as the next time we are unlikely to get this lucky. Sims is undoubtedly "in your face" but the fact is, he was here first and big dogs are always wrong just because of size. I have never given up on any dog before, but I have lost both of my lil'ol' ladies Foxy and Mitzie in the last 6 months and I couldnt stand to lose my darling Sims. I have given up on the idea that we can have big dogs and little dogs. I have been vigilant, but I got a DH who has no imagination for disaster. Example: My DH opened all 3 doors so he could take Charlie our 16+ year old springer out (he needs to be assisted out using a back end sling) and out the door went our parakeet Whisky. His response to Whisky going out the door on Wednesday evening (I was gone for the night) was to go get another parakeet the next morning. I ran off 50 "wanted" poster for the snot and we posted them all over the neighborhood last weekend. So after sitting at the emergency from 9-12, I came home to find two messages on the answering machine one saying Whisky is hanging out with a gang of pigeons, the other he is hanging out with sparrows. So some good news. Maybe we can get him back. Ingrid ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ List Manager: Puregold Goldfish List http://puregold.aquaria.net/ www.drsolo.com Solve the problem, dont waste energy finding who's to blame ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Unfortunately, I receive no money, gifts, discounts or other compensation for all the damn work I do, nor for any of the endorsements or recommendations I make. |
My posting the picture of Rose on the newsgroup
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My posting the picture of Rose on the newsgroup
On Fri, 25 Jun 2004 22:11:30 GMT, "Vox Humana" opined:
"Ann" wrote in message .. . expounded: here are the pictures of Rose. http://puregold.aquaria.net/mad/sweetrose.htm What a thoughtful, wonderful, loving thing to do, giving webspace for this tribute. Thank you. I met Rose this spring. She was a wonderful dog. I've just buried my Molly Dohawg Babydoll, just a month ago. It's so sad that they don't last as long as we do :o( Make me wonder how people can be abusive or simply get rid of a dog because it doesn't fit their lifestyle. Because most people are assholes? Need a good, cheap, knowledge expanding present for a friend? http://www.animaux.net/stern/present.html |
My posting the picture of Rose on the newsgroup
The two smaller dogs are both neutered already. We had planned on neutering, but I
really cant take a chance on another attack. Contrary to what is being said by vets, castration most certainly can result in a dog becoming fat ... if they are springers and on the free food system. our older springer was always skinny and we had him neutered when he started to have prostate problems. within a couple months he went from 45 to 75 lbs. I had to stop the free feeding and cut way back on his food to bring him back down to a healthy weight. It is extremely easy to get a dogs weight down when humans control what is in their food dish of course. Ingrid Janet Baraclough wrote: We had that problem, when a normally goodnatured male youngster pup reached puberty and adult-size/strength, and twice attacked our smaller, weaker older male with serious intent. There's another solution. Dogs are pack animals, so have a social pecking order. When a male pup moves into a household he accepts his role as lowest-status dog, and accepts an older male as his superior. At one year old Harry is maturing sexually and male hormones cause him to challenge the status quo, and try to establish himself as top male. Have the young dog castrated, and the dominance-assertion behaviour will fade away as his testosterone level drops. The older, entire dog will retain his top-dog status unchallenged, even though he's smaller, and peace will result. That was the advice our vet gave us in the same situation, and it worked. The aggressive dominance by the young dog stopped. He did not become fat, lethargic or dull..those are old wives tales.. and remained boundingly healthy, athletic, energetic, and a wonderful companion until he died of old age at 16. Janet. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ List Manager: Puregold Goldfish List http://puregold.aquaria.net/ www.drsolo.com Solve the problem, dont waste energy finding who's to blame ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Unfortunately, I receive no money, gifts, discounts or other compensation for all the damn work I do, nor for any of the endorsements or recommendations I make. |
My posting the picture of Rose on the newsgroup
wrote in message ... "Vox Humana" wrote: Make me wonder how people can be abusive or simply get rid of a dog because it doesn't fit their lifestyle. well... Tonight Harry our 1+ year old springer and Sims my 7+ year old Pap got into a fight and we had to take Sims to emergency to make sure none of the wounds needed stitches (none did). This is the second time Harry has nailed Sims and on the way home we decided Harry needs a new home as the next time we are unlikely to get this lucky. Sims is undoubtedly "in your face" but the fact is, he was here first and big dogs are always wrong just because of size. I have never given up on any dog before, but I have lost both of my lil'ol' ladies Foxy and Mitzie in the last 6 months and I couldnt stand to lose my darling Sims. I have given up on the idea that we can have big dogs and little dogs. I have been vigilant, but I got a DH who has no imagination for disaster. Example: My DH opened all 3 doors so he could take Charlie our 16+ year old springer out (he needs to be assisted out using a back end sling) and out the door went our parakeet Whisky. His response to Whisky going out the door on Wednesday evening (I was gone for the night) was to go get another parakeet the next morning. I ran off 50 "wanted" poster for the snot and we posted them all over the neighborhood last weekend. So after sitting at the emergency from 9-12, I came home to find two messages on the answering machine one saying Whisky is hanging out with a gang of pigeons, the other he is hanging out with sparrows. So some good news. Maybe we can get him back. Ingrid It think there is a difference between dumping a dog (often in a rural area or at a high kill shelter) because you got new carpeting and finding a new home for a dog that is dog aggressive. We have a situation where our male has displaced aggression. When some other dogs (not all) are allowed to come onto our property by careless owners, our dogs will naturally get agitated. The male will bite the female if she remains too close. That is the only time there is a problem. I try to keep them separated but the minute that I leave them together on the porch to answer the phone or for some other brief chore, inevitably there is problem. It only lasts a second. Good luck with getting the bird back. |
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