Damn, Big Ole Snow Storm Has Arrived

[Hickory Hill Hoff]

Originally Posted by paisjpq

how big is your dog?
unfortunately mrs p is vertically challenged....I just hope I can convince her to go on the deck or something...I would much rather have it there then on the carpet later

She's a 13 year old beagle mix and loves the snow, but last spring she hurt her hind quarters and was a wreck for a few weeks.
I have limited her from running like a "wild" puppy, even though she still tries too.
She started in the snow today and was forced to bring her inside for her own good
She's been lonely since her sister "Jasmine the cat" past away in the spring
when I get home from work at night, Kasi doesn't leave my side for a few hours.

[paisjpq]

Originally Posted by Hickory Hill Hoff

She's a 13 year old beagle mix and loves the snow, but last spring she hurt her hind quarters and was a wreck for a few weeks.
I have limited her from running like a "wild" puppy, even though she still tries too.
She started in the snow today and was forced to bring her inside for her own good
She's been lonely since her sister "Jasmine the cat" past away in the spring
when I get home from work at night, Kasi doesn't leave my side for a few hours.

it's SOO hard to keep them quiet for their own good...I've had to do it on occasion (mrs. P hurt her back last year) and it's rough.
it's sad when they lose their best friend

[timmgirvan]

Originally Posted by 2MinsToPost

ok, it is still raining. the bushes in front are iced like nobodies bizness, according to the radar we are supposed to be getting snow, yeah right. i am so bored i am watching the dog show and enjoying it. never watched it before, honestly it is interesting.

if my cocker spaniel was still alive, to steal scavs line, it would be comedy with me running her around. she would turn circles and pee every 20 seconds with the occasional dump, a #2. rip brandi girl, good dog she was. so was duke, a keeshound, lost him not so long ago as well.

man these people are serious.

i need a girlfriend on nights like tonight, instead i am talking to my stuffed monkees and gorillas, their names are egbert, buddy, bulldog, jake and lug nut. it is a serious lady killer when i introduce them. they are hillarious however, and have provided me with more then words can describe, like a smile in my darkest hours, no kidding. the one named bulldog drowned in a cooler at eldora speedway in 2004 for hours but he is tough. thats a long story. several of my friends have grown attached to them as well, several of them travel with me at times.

too much info.

Curt: quietly...put them in the hall closet and LOCK them in! Then you can sleep at nite....and maybe find a date to bring home

[Sightseek]

Official inch count; just under 21

[paisjpq]

we had somewhere between 25 and 30...had to have a payloader come and plow out the barn this morning.

[Downthestretch55]

About 30 inches here in the western Catskills. Plenty of wind too.
I'm ready for spring, can't come soon enough.

[Downthestretch55]

Excuse the double post...sad story, as if the local dairy farmers don't have it hard enough.

http://www.thedailystar.com/news/sto...collapse3.html

[philcski]

Originally Posted by SentToStud

Bring the clubs. Been playing at a new place called Carolina Club in Tamarac... very nice and fairly reasonable.

I've been slicing up the course like a cheap ham.

That's where my aunt and I used to play when she lived in Lauderdale!!!

Nice course. It isn't new though... I played it 15 years ago.

[SentToStud]

Originally Posted by philcski

That's where my aunt and I used to play when she lived in Lauderdale!!!

Nice course. It isn't new though... I played it 15 years ago.

oops. New to me! Small world. I like the course a lot.

[philcski]

Originally Posted by SentToStud

oops. New to me! Small world. I like the course a lot.

she used to live on the TPC at Heron Bay, but that was ( a ) too expensive and ( b ) too many forced carries for her and my mom, so we used to go to Carolina or some other dump right down the street (i think it was called arrowhead or something.)

I'd play Heron Bay every evening, just walk on to the course and tee it up!