JennifersHope
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Hi Just wondering if anyone has heard from Lisa.. I was wondering how the kiddo was doing? Hope they are just enjoying the summer and having lots of fun...
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Lisa. Maxs Mom
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JennifersHope
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Hi Just wondering if anyone has heard from Lisa.. I was wondering how the kiddo was doing? Hope they are just enjoying the summer and having lots of fun...
JennifersHope
New member
Hi Just wondering if anyone has heard from Lisa.. I was wondering how the kiddo was doing? Hope they are just enjoying the summer and having lots of fun...
JennifersHope
New member
Hi Just wondering if anyone has heard from Lisa.. I was wondering how the kiddo was doing? Hope they are just enjoying the summer and having lots of fun...
JennifersHope
New member
Hi Just wondering if anyone has heard from Lisa.. I was wondering how the kiddo was doing? Hope they are just enjoying the summer and having lots of fun...
JennifersHope
New member
Hi Just wondering if anyone has heard from Lisa.. I was wondering how the kiddo was doing? Hope they are just enjoying the summer and having lots of fun...
Who us?! <img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif" border="0"> As usual, he's keeping us on our toes. Never know who he'll decide to be -- we've had Krypto the Superdog, Darth Vader, Cowboys, Robots, Skeletons.... Yesterday was "western day" at preschool, so I had to take a cowboy to his late afternoon dental appointment.
Still gives us fits about eating, though he did eat baked beans yesterday for lunch -- okay it was ONE bean, but at least he tried. Amazes me how he can refuse good tasting regular food, yet doesn't have a problem with Aqua-Adeks, which he thinks tastes yummy -- makes me want to hurl.
Not sure where the summer has gone. We need to take some time to get away -- might take a weekend trip somewhere and go to the zoo, museum, amusement park... He's in gymnastics again this month twice a week. Last night he was the "shirt monster" -- pulled his shirt over his head instead of doing handstands.
His local CF appointment (in the guise of a well child exam) went okay. Though we really, really need to find a local doctor whose easier to work with and more proactive. Supposedly lost some weight, dropped below 50th percentile; however, he's got a good layer of fat on him and it might just be the scale at that clinic... Cultured Steno Malt., so his ID/CF doctor in the City put him on Septra. Had a little worry about whether he might be allergic to it and the whole photosensitive issue -- he LOVES being outside. But no spots AND a good coating of sunblock in the morning and he's good to go.
We did have some trauma about a month ago. Our new dog, which we adopted from Basset Rescue in April developed what we thought was a blocked tear duct. Took him in and turns out it was an abscessed tooth. Such a young dog -- 10 months. Ended up going into respiratory failure a week after surgery to remove two teeth -- turns out he had a very, very agressive cancer. <img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-sad.gif" border="0">
Pretty much our summer in a nutshell.
Still gives us fits about eating, though he did eat baked beans yesterday for lunch -- okay it was ONE bean, but at least he tried. Amazes me how he can refuse good tasting regular food, yet doesn't have a problem with Aqua-Adeks, which he thinks tastes yummy -- makes me want to hurl.
Not sure where the summer has gone. We need to take some time to get away -- might take a weekend trip somewhere and go to the zoo, museum, amusement park... He's in gymnastics again this month twice a week. Last night he was the "shirt monster" -- pulled his shirt over his head instead of doing handstands.
His local CF appointment (in the guise of a well child exam) went okay. Though we really, really need to find a local doctor whose easier to work with and more proactive. Supposedly lost some weight, dropped below 50th percentile; however, he's got a good layer of fat on him and it might just be the scale at that clinic... Cultured Steno Malt., so his ID/CF doctor in the City put him on Septra. Had a little worry about whether he might be allergic to it and the whole photosensitive issue -- he LOVES being outside. But no spots AND a good coating of sunblock in the morning and he's good to go.
We did have some trauma about a month ago. Our new dog, which we adopted from Basset Rescue in April developed what we thought was a blocked tear duct. Took him in and turns out it was an abscessed tooth. Such a young dog -- 10 months. Ended up going into respiratory failure a week after surgery to remove two teeth -- turns out he had a very, very agressive cancer. <img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-sad.gif" border="0">
Pretty much our summer in a nutshell.
Who us?! <img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif" border="0"> As usual, he's keeping us on our toes. Never know who he'll decide to be -- we've had Krypto the Superdog, Darth Vader, Cowboys, Robots, Skeletons.... Yesterday was "western day" at preschool, so I had to take a cowboy to his late afternoon dental appointment.
Still gives us fits about eating, though he did eat baked beans yesterday for lunch -- okay it was ONE bean, but at least he tried. Amazes me how he can refuse good tasting regular food, yet doesn't have a problem with Aqua-Adeks, which he thinks tastes yummy -- makes me want to hurl.
Not sure where the summer has gone. We need to take some time to get away -- might take a weekend trip somewhere and go to the zoo, museum, amusement park... He's in gymnastics again this month twice a week. Last night he was the "shirt monster" -- pulled his shirt over his head instead of doing handstands.
His local CF appointment (in the guise of a well child exam) went okay. Though we really, really need to find a local doctor whose easier to work with and more proactive. Supposedly lost some weight, dropped below 50th percentile; however, he's got a good layer of fat on him and it might just be the scale at that clinic... Cultured Steno Malt., so his ID/CF doctor in the City put him on Septra. Had a little worry about whether he might be allergic to it and the whole photosensitive issue -- he LOVES being outside. But no spots AND a good coating of sunblock in the morning and he's good to go.
We did have some trauma about a month ago. Our new dog, which we adopted from Basset Rescue in April developed what we thought was a blocked tear duct. Took him in and turns out it was an abscessed tooth. Such a young dog -- 10 months. Ended up going into respiratory failure a week after surgery to remove two teeth -- turns out he had a very, very agressive cancer. <img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-sad.gif" border="0">
Pretty much our summer in a nutshell.
Still gives us fits about eating, though he did eat baked beans yesterday for lunch -- okay it was ONE bean, but at least he tried. Amazes me how he can refuse good tasting regular food, yet doesn't have a problem with Aqua-Adeks, which he thinks tastes yummy -- makes me want to hurl.
Not sure where the summer has gone. We need to take some time to get away -- might take a weekend trip somewhere and go to the zoo, museum, amusement park... He's in gymnastics again this month twice a week. Last night he was the "shirt monster" -- pulled his shirt over his head instead of doing handstands.
His local CF appointment (in the guise of a well child exam) went okay. Though we really, really need to find a local doctor whose easier to work with and more proactive. Supposedly lost some weight, dropped below 50th percentile; however, he's got a good layer of fat on him and it might just be the scale at that clinic... Cultured Steno Malt., so his ID/CF doctor in the City put him on Septra. Had a little worry about whether he might be allergic to it and the whole photosensitive issue -- he LOVES being outside. But no spots AND a good coating of sunblock in the morning and he's good to go.
We did have some trauma about a month ago. Our new dog, which we adopted from Basset Rescue in April developed what we thought was a blocked tear duct. Took him in and turns out it was an abscessed tooth. Such a young dog -- 10 months. Ended up going into respiratory failure a week after surgery to remove two teeth -- turns out he had a very, very agressive cancer. <img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-sad.gif" border="0">
Pretty much our summer in a nutshell.
Who us?! <img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif" border="0"> As usual, he's keeping us on our toes. Never know who he'll decide to be -- we've had Krypto the Superdog, Darth Vader, Cowboys, Robots, Skeletons.... Yesterday was "western day" at preschool, so I had to take a cowboy to his late afternoon dental appointment.
Still gives us fits about eating, though he did eat baked beans yesterday for lunch -- okay it was ONE bean, but at least he tried. Amazes me how he can refuse good tasting regular food, yet doesn't have a problem with Aqua-Adeks, which he thinks tastes yummy -- makes me want to hurl.
Not sure where the summer has gone. We need to take some time to get away -- might take a weekend trip somewhere and go to the zoo, museum, amusement park... He's in gymnastics again this month twice a week. Last night he was the "shirt monster" -- pulled his shirt over his head instead of doing handstands.
His local CF appointment (in the guise of a well child exam) went okay. Though we really, really need to find a local doctor whose easier to work with and more proactive. Supposedly lost some weight, dropped below 50th percentile; however, he's got a good layer of fat on him and it might just be the scale at that clinic... Cultured Steno Malt., so his ID/CF doctor in the City put him on Septra. Had a little worry about whether he might be allergic to it and the whole photosensitive issue -- he LOVES being outside. But no spots AND a good coating of sunblock in the morning and he's good to go.
We did have some trauma about a month ago. Our new dog, which we adopted from Basset Rescue in April developed what we thought was a blocked tear duct. Took him in and turns out it was an abscessed tooth. Such a young dog -- 10 months. Ended up going into respiratory failure a week after surgery to remove two teeth -- turns out he had a very, very agressive cancer. <img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-sad.gif" border="0">
Pretty much our summer in a nutshell.
Still gives us fits about eating, though he did eat baked beans yesterday for lunch -- okay it was ONE bean, but at least he tried. Amazes me how he can refuse good tasting regular food, yet doesn't have a problem with Aqua-Adeks, which he thinks tastes yummy -- makes me want to hurl.
Not sure where the summer has gone. We need to take some time to get away -- might take a weekend trip somewhere and go to the zoo, museum, amusement park... He's in gymnastics again this month twice a week. Last night he was the "shirt monster" -- pulled his shirt over his head instead of doing handstands.
His local CF appointment (in the guise of a well child exam) went okay. Though we really, really need to find a local doctor whose easier to work with and more proactive. Supposedly lost some weight, dropped below 50th percentile; however, he's got a good layer of fat on him and it might just be the scale at that clinic... Cultured Steno Malt., so his ID/CF doctor in the City put him on Septra. Had a little worry about whether he might be allergic to it and the whole photosensitive issue -- he LOVES being outside. But no spots AND a good coating of sunblock in the morning and he's good to go.
We did have some trauma about a month ago. Our new dog, which we adopted from Basset Rescue in April developed what we thought was a blocked tear duct. Took him in and turns out it was an abscessed tooth. Such a young dog -- 10 months. Ended up going into respiratory failure a week after surgery to remove two teeth -- turns out he had a very, very agressive cancer. <img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-sad.gif" border="0">
Pretty much our summer in a nutshell.
Who us?! <img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif" border="0"> As usual, he's keeping us on our toes. Never know who he'll decide to be -- we've had Krypto the Superdog, Darth Vader, Cowboys, Robots, Skeletons.... Yesterday was "western day" at preschool, so I had to take a cowboy to his late afternoon dental appointment.
Still gives us fits about eating, though he did eat baked beans yesterday for lunch -- okay it was ONE bean, but at least he tried. Amazes me how he can refuse good tasting regular food, yet doesn't have a problem with Aqua-Adeks, which he thinks tastes yummy -- makes me want to hurl.
Not sure where the summer has gone. We need to take some time to get away -- might take a weekend trip somewhere and go to the zoo, museum, amusement park... He's in gymnastics again this month twice a week. Last night he was the "shirt monster" -- pulled his shirt over his head instead of doing handstands.
His local CF appointment (in the guise of a well child exam) went okay. Though we really, really need to find a local doctor whose easier to work with and more proactive. Supposedly lost some weight, dropped below 50th percentile; however, he's got a good layer of fat on him and it might just be the scale at that clinic... Cultured Steno Malt., so his ID/CF doctor in the City put him on Septra. Had a little worry about whether he might be allergic to it and the whole photosensitive issue -- he LOVES being outside. But no spots AND a good coating of sunblock in the morning and he's good to go.
We did have some trauma about a month ago. Our new dog, which we adopted from Basset Rescue in April developed what we thought was a blocked tear duct. Took him in and turns out it was an abscessed tooth. Such a young dog -- 10 months. Ended up going into respiratory failure a week after surgery to remove two teeth -- turns out he had a very, very agressive cancer. <img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-sad.gif" border="0">
Pretty much our summer in a nutshell.
Still gives us fits about eating, though he did eat baked beans yesterday for lunch -- okay it was ONE bean, but at least he tried. Amazes me how he can refuse good tasting regular food, yet doesn't have a problem with Aqua-Adeks, which he thinks tastes yummy -- makes me want to hurl.
Not sure where the summer has gone. We need to take some time to get away -- might take a weekend trip somewhere and go to the zoo, museum, amusement park... He's in gymnastics again this month twice a week. Last night he was the "shirt monster" -- pulled his shirt over his head instead of doing handstands.
His local CF appointment (in the guise of a well child exam) went okay. Though we really, really need to find a local doctor whose easier to work with and more proactive. Supposedly lost some weight, dropped below 50th percentile; however, he's got a good layer of fat on him and it might just be the scale at that clinic... Cultured Steno Malt., so his ID/CF doctor in the City put him on Septra. Had a little worry about whether he might be allergic to it and the whole photosensitive issue -- he LOVES being outside. But no spots AND a good coating of sunblock in the morning and he's good to go.
We did have some trauma about a month ago. Our new dog, which we adopted from Basset Rescue in April developed what we thought was a blocked tear duct. Took him in and turns out it was an abscessed tooth. Such a young dog -- 10 months. Ended up going into respiratory failure a week after surgery to remove two teeth -- turns out he had a very, very agressive cancer. <img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-sad.gif" border="0">
Pretty much our summer in a nutshell.
Who us?! <img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif" border="0"> As usual, he's keeping us on our toes. Never know who he'll decide to be -- we've had Krypto the Superdog, Darth Vader, Cowboys, Robots, Skeletons.... Yesterday was "western day" at preschool, so I had to take a cowboy to his late afternoon dental appointment.
Still gives us fits about eating, though he did eat baked beans yesterday for lunch -- okay it was ONE bean, but at least he tried. Amazes me how he can refuse good tasting regular food, yet doesn't have a problem with Aqua-Adeks, which he thinks tastes yummy -- makes me want to hurl.
Not sure where the summer has gone. We need to take some time to get away -- might take a weekend trip somewhere and go to the zoo, museum, amusement park... He's in gymnastics again this month twice a week. Last night he was the "shirt monster" -- pulled his shirt over his head instead of doing handstands.
His local CF appointment (in the guise of a well child exam) went okay. Though we really, really need to find a local doctor whose easier to work with and more proactive. Supposedly lost some weight, dropped below 50th percentile; however, he's got a good layer of fat on him and it might just be the scale at that clinic... Cultured Steno Malt., so his ID/CF doctor in the City put him on Septra. Had a little worry about whether he might be allergic to it and the whole photosensitive issue -- he LOVES being outside. But no spots AND a good coating of sunblock in the morning and he's good to go.
We did have some trauma about a month ago. Our new dog, which we adopted from Basset Rescue in April developed what we thought was a blocked tear duct. Took him in and turns out it was an abscessed tooth. Such a young dog -- 10 months. Ended up going into respiratory failure a week after surgery to remove two teeth -- turns out he had a very, very agressive cancer. <img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-sad.gif" border="0">
Pretty much our summer in a nutshell.
Still gives us fits about eating, though he did eat baked beans yesterday for lunch -- okay it was ONE bean, but at least he tried. Amazes me how he can refuse good tasting regular food, yet doesn't have a problem with Aqua-Adeks, which he thinks tastes yummy -- makes me want to hurl.
Not sure where the summer has gone. We need to take some time to get away -- might take a weekend trip somewhere and go to the zoo, museum, amusement park... He's in gymnastics again this month twice a week. Last night he was the "shirt monster" -- pulled his shirt over his head instead of doing handstands.
His local CF appointment (in the guise of a well child exam) went okay. Though we really, really need to find a local doctor whose easier to work with and more proactive. Supposedly lost some weight, dropped below 50th percentile; however, he's got a good layer of fat on him and it might just be the scale at that clinic... Cultured Steno Malt., so his ID/CF doctor in the City put him on Septra. Had a little worry about whether he might be allergic to it and the whole photosensitive issue -- he LOVES being outside. But no spots AND a good coating of sunblock in the morning and he's good to go.
We did have some trauma about a month ago. Our new dog, which we adopted from Basset Rescue in April developed what we thought was a blocked tear duct. Took him in and turns out it was an abscessed tooth. Such a young dog -- 10 months. Ended up going into respiratory failure a week after surgery to remove two teeth -- turns out he had a very, very agressive cancer. <img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-sad.gif" border="0">
Pretty much our summer in a nutshell.
Who us?! <img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif" border="0"> As usual, he's keeping us on our toes. Never know who he'll decide to be -- we've had Krypto the Superdog, Darth Vader, Cowboys, Robots, Skeletons.... Yesterday was "western day" at preschool, so I had to take a cowboy to his late afternoon dental appointment.
Still gives us fits about eating, though he did eat baked beans yesterday for lunch -- okay it was ONE bean, but at least he tried. Amazes me how he can refuse good tasting regular food, yet doesn't have a problem with Aqua-Adeks, which he thinks tastes yummy -- makes me want to hurl.
Not sure where the summer has gone. We need to take some time to get away -- might take a weekend trip somewhere and go to the zoo, museum, amusement park... He's in gymnastics again this month twice a week. Last night he was the "shirt monster" -- pulled his shirt over his head instead of doing handstands.
His local CF appointment (in the guise of a well child exam) went okay. Though we really, really need to find a local doctor whose easier to work with and more proactive. Supposedly lost some weight, dropped below 50th percentile; however, he's got a good layer of fat on him and it might just be the scale at that clinic... Cultured Steno Malt., so his ID/CF doctor in the City put him on Septra. Had a little worry about whether he might be allergic to it and the whole photosensitive issue -- he LOVES being outside. But no spots AND a good coating of sunblock in the morning and he's good to go.
We did have some trauma about a month ago. Our new dog, which we adopted from Basset Rescue in April developed what we thought was a blocked tear duct. Took him in and turns out it was an abscessed tooth. Such a young dog -- 10 months. Ended up going into respiratory failure a week after surgery to remove two teeth -- turns out he had a very, very agressive cancer. <img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-sad.gif" border="0">
Pretty much our summer in a nutshell.
Still gives us fits about eating, though he did eat baked beans yesterday for lunch -- okay it was ONE bean, but at least he tried. Amazes me how he can refuse good tasting regular food, yet doesn't have a problem with Aqua-Adeks, which he thinks tastes yummy -- makes me want to hurl.
Not sure where the summer has gone. We need to take some time to get away -- might take a weekend trip somewhere and go to the zoo, museum, amusement park... He's in gymnastics again this month twice a week. Last night he was the "shirt monster" -- pulled his shirt over his head instead of doing handstands.
His local CF appointment (in the guise of a well child exam) went okay. Though we really, really need to find a local doctor whose easier to work with and more proactive. Supposedly lost some weight, dropped below 50th percentile; however, he's got a good layer of fat on him and it might just be the scale at that clinic... Cultured Steno Malt., so his ID/CF doctor in the City put him on Septra. Had a little worry about whether he might be allergic to it and the whole photosensitive issue -- he LOVES being outside. But no spots AND a good coating of sunblock in the morning and he's good to go.
We did have some trauma about a month ago. Our new dog, which we adopted from Basset Rescue in April developed what we thought was a blocked tear duct. Took him in and turns out it was an abscessed tooth. Such a young dog -- 10 months. Ended up going into respiratory failure a week after surgery to remove two teeth -- turns out he had a very, very agressive cancer. <img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-sad.gif" border="0">
Pretty much our summer in a nutshell.
JennifersHope
New member
I just saw you post on my blog.. it made me think to check back to see if you ever responded to my post.. Somehow I missed it..
Thanks for the kind words in my blog.. I would love Max to give me a pep talk.....That little kid of yours always makes me laugh.. I think about him all the time.. and the fun things he must get himself into..
Threatening to pick his nose.. what a boy..ewwwwwwww.... I am glad all is going well with you guys.. I think about you guys often and if I don't see you post I get worried..
It is odd how much you feel like you can know someone you never met...
Sorry about your Basset Hound..I have friends that just rescued a Basset Hound mix from the shelter and the dog has officially become my GODDOG if you can believe that...
THanks again for your kind words..Keep the Max stories coming because I really, really enjoy the way your depict him to us... I feel like I know him so well and Just adore him.. It makes me miss my daycare days of directing/teaching so much
Jennifer
Thanks for the kind words in my blog.. I would love Max to give me a pep talk.....That little kid of yours always makes me laugh.. I think about him all the time.. and the fun things he must get himself into..
Threatening to pick his nose.. what a boy..ewwwwwwww.... I am glad all is going well with you guys.. I think about you guys often and if I don't see you post I get worried..
It is odd how much you feel like you can know someone you never met...
Sorry about your Basset Hound..I have friends that just rescued a Basset Hound mix from the shelter and the dog has officially become my GODDOG if you can believe that...
THanks again for your kind words..Keep the Max stories coming because I really, really enjoy the way your depict him to us... I feel like I know him so well and Just adore him.. It makes me miss my daycare days of directing/teaching so much
Jennifer
JennifersHope
New member
I just saw you post on my blog.. it made me think to check back to see if you ever responded to my post.. Somehow I missed it..
Thanks for the kind words in my blog.. I would love Max to give me a pep talk.....That little kid of yours always makes me laugh.. I think about him all the time.. and the fun things he must get himself into..
Threatening to pick his nose.. what a boy..ewwwwwwww.... I am glad all is going well with you guys.. I think about you guys often and if I don't see you post I get worried..
It is odd how much you feel like you can know someone you never met...
Sorry about your Basset Hound..I have friends that just rescued a Basset Hound mix from the shelter and the dog has officially become my GODDOG if you can believe that...
THanks again for your kind words..Keep the Max stories coming because I really, really enjoy the way your depict him to us... I feel like I know him so well and Just adore him.. It makes me miss my daycare days of directing/teaching so much
Jennifer
Thanks for the kind words in my blog.. I would love Max to give me a pep talk.....That little kid of yours always makes me laugh.. I think about him all the time.. and the fun things he must get himself into..
Threatening to pick his nose.. what a boy..ewwwwwwww.... I am glad all is going well with you guys.. I think about you guys often and if I don't see you post I get worried..
It is odd how much you feel like you can know someone you never met...
Sorry about your Basset Hound..I have friends that just rescued a Basset Hound mix from the shelter and the dog has officially become my GODDOG if you can believe that...
THanks again for your kind words..Keep the Max stories coming because I really, really enjoy the way your depict him to us... I feel like I know him so well and Just adore him.. It makes me miss my daycare days of directing/teaching so much
Jennifer
JennifersHope
New member
I just saw you post on my blog.. it made me think to check back to see if you ever responded to my post.. Somehow I missed it..
Thanks for the kind words in my blog.. I would love Max to give me a pep talk.....That little kid of yours always makes me laugh.. I think about him all the time.. and the fun things he must get himself into..
Threatening to pick his nose.. what a boy..ewwwwwwww.... I am glad all is going well with you guys.. I think about you guys often and if I don't see you post I get worried..
It is odd how much you feel like you can know someone you never met...
Sorry about your Basset Hound..I have friends that just rescued a Basset Hound mix from the shelter and the dog has officially become my GODDOG if you can believe that...
THanks again for your kind words..Keep the Max stories coming because I really, really enjoy the way your depict him to us... I feel like I know him so well and Just adore him.. It makes me miss my daycare days of directing/teaching so much
Jennifer
Thanks for the kind words in my blog.. I would love Max to give me a pep talk.....That little kid of yours always makes me laugh.. I think about him all the time.. and the fun things he must get himself into..
Threatening to pick his nose.. what a boy..ewwwwwwww.... I am glad all is going well with you guys.. I think about you guys often and if I don't see you post I get worried..
It is odd how much you feel like you can know someone you never met...
Sorry about your Basset Hound..I have friends that just rescued a Basset Hound mix from the shelter and the dog has officially become my GODDOG if you can believe that...
THanks again for your kind words..Keep the Max stories coming because I really, really enjoy the way your depict him to us... I feel like I know him so well and Just adore him.. It makes me miss my daycare days of directing/teaching so much
Jennifer
JennifersHope
New member
I just saw you post on my blog.. it made me think to check back to see if you ever responded to my post.. Somehow I missed it..
Thanks for the kind words in my blog.. I would love Max to give me a pep talk.....That little kid of yours always makes me laugh.. I think about him all the time.. and the fun things he must get himself into..
Threatening to pick his nose.. what a boy..ewwwwwwww.... I am glad all is going well with you guys.. I think about you guys often and if I don't see you post I get worried..
It is odd how much you feel like you can know someone you never met...
Sorry about your Basset Hound..I have friends that just rescued a Basset Hound mix from the shelter and the dog has officially become my GODDOG if you can believe that...
THanks again for your kind words..Keep the Max stories coming because I really, really enjoy the way your depict him to us... I feel like I know him so well and Just adore him.. It makes me miss my daycare days of directing/teaching so much
Jennifer
Thanks for the kind words in my blog.. I would love Max to give me a pep talk.....That little kid of yours always makes me laugh.. I think about him all the time.. and the fun things he must get himself into..
Threatening to pick his nose.. what a boy..ewwwwwwww.... I am glad all is going well with you guys.. I think about you guys often and if I don't see you post I get worried..
It is odd how much you feel like you can know someone you never met...
Sorry about your Basset Hound..I have friends that just rescued a Basset Hound mix from the shelter and the dog has officially become my GODDOG if you can believe that...
THanks again for your kind words..Keep the Max stories coming because I really, really enjoy the way your depict him to us... I feel like I know him so well and Just adore him.. It makes me miss my daycare days of directing/teaching so much
Jennifer
JennifersHope
New member
I just saw you post on my blog.. it made me think to check back to see if you ever responded to my post.. Somehow I missed it..
Thanks for the kind words in my blog.. I would love Max to give me a pep talk.....That little kid of yours always makes me laugh.. I think about him all the time.. and the fun things he must get himself into..
Threatening to pick his nose.. what a boy..ewwwwwwww.... I am glad all is going well with you guys.. I think about you guys often and if I don't see you post I get worried..
It is odd how much you feel like you can know someone you never met...
Sorry about your Basset Hound..I have friends that just rescued a Basset Hound mix from the shelter and the dog has officially become my GODDOG if you can believe that...
THanks again for your kind words..Keep the Max stories coming because I really, really enjoy the way your depict him to us... I feel like I know him so well and Just adore him.. It makes me miss my daycare days of directing/teaching so much
Jennifer
Thanks for the kind words in my blog.. I would love Max to give me a pep talk.....That little kid of yours always makes me laugh.. I think about him all the time.. and the fun things he must get himself into..
Threatening to pick his nose.. what a boy..ewwwwwwww.... I am glad all is going well with you guys.. I think about you guys often and if I don't see you post I get worried..
It is odd how much you feel like you can know someone you never met...
Sorry about your Basset Hound..I have friends that just rescued a Basset Hound mix from the shelter and the dog has officially become my GODDOG if you can believe that...
THanks again for your kind words..Keep the Max stories coming because I really, really enjoy the way your depict him to us... I feel like I know him so well and Just adore him.. It makes me miss my daycare days of directing/teaching so much
Jennifer
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I just saw you post on my blog.. it made me think to check back to see if you ever responded to my post.. Somehow I missed it..
Thanks for the kind words in my blog.. I would love Max to give me a pep talk.....That little kid of yours always makes me laugh.. I think about him all the time.. and the fun things he must get himself into..
Threatening to pick his nose.. what a boy..ewwwwwwww.... I am glad all is going well with you guys.. I think about you guys often and if I don't see you post I get worried..
It is odd how much you feel like you can know someone you never met...
Sorry about your Basset Hound..I have friends that just rescued a Basset Hound mix from the shelter and the dog has officially become my GODDOG if you can believe that...
THanks again for your kind words..Keep the Max stories coming because I really, really enjoy the way your depict him to us... I feel like I know him so well and Just adore him.. It makes me miss my daycare days of directing/teaching so much
Jennifer
Thanks for the kind words in my blog.. I would love Max to give me a pep talk.....That little kid of yours always makes me laugh.. I think about him all the time.. and the fun things he must get himself into..
Threatening to pick his nose.. what a boy..ewwwwwwww.... I am glad all is going well with you guys.. I think about you guys often and if I don't see you post I get worried..
It is odd how much you feel like you can know someone you never met...
Sorry about your Basset Hound..I have friends that just rescued a Basset Hound mix from the shelter and the dog has officially become my GODDOG if you can believe that...
THanks again for your kind words..Keep the Max stories coming because I really, really enjoy the way your depict him to us... I feel like I know him so well and Just adore him.. It makes me miss my daycare days of directing/teaching so much
Jennifer
I spoke to a "foster" lady with Basset Rescue last night -- they've got an 8 month old dog who was relinquished because his family had to move to an apartment. Sounds like a wonderful little guy, though now that we've found another dog, I'm nervous -- I'm such a worrier. He's located on the eastern edge of the rescue area, so they're going to have to arrange for transport and then we'll probably have to drive and meet them part way -- but we were planning a long weekend one of these days to go shopping, to the museum and zoo <img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif" border="0">
Last night Max greeted me at daycare with his shirt over his head -- He was Emperor Pallantine (sp) from Star Wars.
I have noticed since he's been on the Septra that the throaty, loose cough he'd been getting infrequently has since disappeared. We'll find out in October how things are going -- his doctor wants to schedule a CT scan with contrast (inhalable?) to look at his small airways.
Last night Max greeted me at daycare with his shirt over his head -- He was Emperor Pallantine (sp) from Star Wars.
I have noticed since he's been on the Septra that the throaty, loose cough he'd been getting infrequently has since disappeared. We'll find out in October how things are going -- his doctor wants to schedule a CT scan with contrast (inhalable?) to look at his small airways.
I spoke to a "foster" lady with Basset Rescue last night -- they've got an 8 month old dog who was relinquished because his family had to move to an apartment. Sounds like a wonderful little guy, though now that we've found another dog, I'm nervous -- I'm such a worrier. He's located on the eastern edge of the rescue area, so they're going to have to arrange for transport and then we'll probably have to drive and meet them part way -- but we were planning a long weekend one of these days to go shopping, to the museum and zoo <img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif" border="0">
Last night Max greeted me at daycare with his shirt over his head -- He was Emperor Pallantine (sp) from Star Wars.
I have noticed since he's been on the Septra that the throaty, loose cough he'd been getting infrequently has since disappeared. We'll find out in October how things are going -- his doctor wants to schedule a CT scan with contrast (inhalable?) to look at his small airways.
Last night Max greeted me at daycare with his shirt over his head -- He was Emperor Pallantine (sp) from Star Wars.
I have noticed since he's been on the Septra that the throaty, loose cough he'd been getting infrequently has since disappeared. We'll find out in October how things are going -- his doctor wants to schedule a CT scan with contrast (inhalable?) to look at his small airways.