yep. He was one yr old back in September, and is just over 50lbs. His mother is full Basset, and the father was husky/australian sheppard. He's got his mother's colouring and nose, and his father's wit and energy.
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It's a good idea, no matter what type of dog or where you live, to start getting them used to wiping their paws once they come in - no matter if they need it or not. Then they'll get used to having it done, and even wait for it before bounding into your house tracking mud or snow everywhere. We have a great…
I have a garmin handheld device from a few years ago eTrex legend line..., and i used to use it for making trails and deer hunting.... It has glide slope and altitude calculations in it - apparently it was also marketed to hang gliders, and it costs garmin very little to add in an extra screen for this, as the data…
my brothers and i tested this in the mid 90's (over a couch, so the cat wasn't injured). they don't always land on their feet. the issue is mostly a time/distance problem. our falling cat couldn't get all the way around in time under about 12 inches off the couch surface. 13 and over she was able to land on her…
It does get better in time. The hurt fades and the bad memories fade too. The hurt is still there, but mostly just reminds you that you really don't need people in your life that are willing to hurt you or your children. My case, it was my parents siding with a sibling who was in the wrong against my wife. They…
I use the word "freezees" as it gives a second set of "ee"s in case your camera is slow. It also has a similar movement inside the mouth to force the upturn of the corners of the mouth - your teeth tend to close on the consonants (K in cheeks, and Z and S in freezees). I also like that the smile part comes after a…
Some website (maybe you guys) posted this exact way of cutting peppers to minimize mess and stray seeds in your food and on the cutting board about 5-6 years ago, and I've cut peppers like that ever since.
thank you SOOO much - I got about 1 minute in and dry heaved ... and I've usually got a pretty tough stomach for this stuff.... Now I get to look forward to the sleepless night you'll have just caused due to fear of a puss draining nightmare.... Also, thank you for ruining Feta cheese for me....lol
just scrolling through at the time of my reply post here, there were a total of three times i saw it linked before i got tho your post.... I've usually got a pretty strong stomach for that kind of stuff.. i got about a minute in and dry heaved myself and had to stop watching the back extraction one....
the only all-seasons i ever found worth it in winter were some off-road capable tires on my old 4x4. they had about an inch of tread depth
lol, my wife disagrees and it is hilarious. almost 10 years of marriage and she still feels the need to remind me every time I'm making her a sandwich that she doesn't want triangles, because they "don't taste as good..."
Sir Mix-a-Lot? Is that you???
Our city has winter season bylaws - you can't park overnight on the streets. if you do you get ticketed, and if the plow comes around, you get to dig out a buried car and pay a ticket...
all seasons are "ok" in the fact they keep your car's underside off of the road. they are not "ok" in snow and ice. Snow tires are also recommended for any temperature below 5C, as they are more effective than all-seasons in cold wet conditions. bottom line - get snow tires and swap them out when temperatures are…
nope - can't sleep with sheets tucked in by my feet. If it isn't free, then i pull it out. I need to be able to kick my leg out if i start to get to warm.
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I saw these last year - a bit long and boring, but they take out a lot of variables and try to match the tires up gainst each other as evenly as possible....
no, i doubt we're related, lol. my family rift was a mere 4-5 years ago. bonus - it makes for less stress over holidays too, lol.
You should write an opposing view to this article... because sometime things aren't as easliy forgiven as this article would state. There are certainly times when someone wrongs you way past the point of forgiveness, and going from personal experience, forgiveness is not required to be given out just to move forward.…
I disagree - I've had people - family actually - that wronged not only me, but my wife, to the point I am never going to forgive them. I also don't have any baggage about it. I dropped them from my life when I realized they were just going to keep being a detriment to my wife and I, and life is much more peaceful…