CatNipRules
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Thanks for all the well wishes on Buddy. He's sleeping in his crate and relaxing.
Well, they released the menus for the Food & Wine Festival today!! I am in love with quite a few of them. Some of them I won't be able to eat because of my shellfish allergies.
I'm loving the Belgium menu. And some of the wines are heavenly not to mention the chocolate and strawberry foam from the Desserts & Champagne menu. The France menu is interesting. There is actually something on pretty much every menu that I want to try. If they taste as yummy as they look, then I'm going to be doing a lot of walking to work off the calories. LOL!
Well, they released the menus for the Food & Wine Festival today!! I am in love with quite a few of them. Some of them I won't be able to eat because of my shellfish allergies.
I'm loving the Belgium menu. And some of the wines are heavenly not to mention the chocolate and strawberry foam from the Desserts & Champagne menu. The France menu is interesting. There is actually something on pretty much every menu that I want to try. If they taste as yummy as they look, then I'm going to be doing a lot of walking to work off the calories. LOL!


The other vacation she missed was totally Geek dad's fault -- I told him if he changed the vacation dates, that meant she'd be missing too many days, but he decided he was going to will the time into existence or something -- and she got a lot of candy loot out of that, too! 



So that was a craving he indulged!
I'm not familiar with the Old Key West Dolphin show, unless my brain is blanking, but it looks like they had him help direct the dolphins? We did take SeaWorld son down to the Indy zoo to see the dolphins when he was younger; he thought they were fine, but not orcas. 
at Buddy figuring out how to get around the plastic cone. When we had our border collie neutered, he figured out if he caught the cone against the table leg, he could get around it to mess with the stiches. 
SO proud of you with the walking!
Baby steps, my friend. Don't worry about how much or how far, just DO IT!
There's nothing quite like the devotion of a dog, is there?
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Our cat lady sometimes takes one of the dogs she's "housesitting" around with her in her jeep when she does her rounds, just because she knows the dog gets nervous going without people for too long! She has rescued stray dogs she saw by the road on her trip from one customer to another and, in one case, gone to great lengths to find their owners, too. 


(Whenever we've moved, my cats either didn't complain or would give up after twenty minutes or so -- but they aren't half Siamese, of course). He was a pain, but he also had his charms, like all beloved pets.