Pheobe

I think about her everyday. I really miss her.

I haven't been on for a while except to skim thru and see what is happening.... This is so sad...and oh so wrong to go this young.,,,    RIP Shmoopie11! Thoughts and prayers to the family and friends.

I dont want to let it go

So sad. Prayers for her family and her sweet children. Thanks jmbeck for letting us know. RIP Shmoopie.

Jennifer was an amazing young woman. She meant the world to me. She was my friend. I will miss her.

Wow I am speechless. I never met her except to chat on here and through messages and knew she had some health issues but she never complained and said all was well. She will be missed here and in RL. Prayers for her children and other family members. I enjoyed her comments and she will be missed. It is strange how someone you never met can have a deep impact on your life.
 
 
What Would Life Be
by Scott Wheeler, Sr
 
What would life be with out friends like thee
I'll tell you, like no longer being free.
Imagine what life would be so sad and blue
To go through life without that special you.
And I know we live so far away
Through the internet we are like castaways
Never get to touch or hug you for this I only pray
For some day I hope we can meet
To hug and laugh and dance to the beat
I know this would be a treat
For now this is all I see
Is my good friend here with me
Just think what life would be
Without friends like thee

 

Thought I would post a few more pics in case people did not want to go to the article.
 

 
 

 

 
 

15 Before & After Pics Show The Difference A Day Of Adoption Can Make To A Shelter Pet
 
February 3, 2015 by Arjun Walia.
 
I found these pictures floating around on the web and had to share them. I grew up with a dog who was abandoned and dropped off at a shelter. He had many problems, so much so that it is highly doubtful that another family would have taken him in. He would have been euthanized.
 
I have also grown up with a dog that was not adopted out of a shelter, and I feel that animals who are taken away from crummy, heartbreaking circumstances display a higher

no roof on our deck. We think this is the one we hear up back all the time. He likes peanut butter suet!!

Through research last night I found out that Dachshunds are prone to seizures.  We have owned 5. and this is the first one to get them.
She is quite happy today with the sun shinning and running around the driveway/yard today.   

We ended up with a ruptured disc when he was 15.  People thought we were nuts, but we opted for back surgery at Metzgers in State College. He lived a happy healthy life for 3 more years. Metzgers is an amazing place.

Poor little pup - I hope she's doing better!

I'm sorry for your loss. Our fur babies are definitely part of the family. May your grief be lessened by the wonderful memories you have.

I'm sorry for your loss. Our fur babies are definitely part of the family. May your grief be lessened by the wonderful memories you have.

This Pusspuss. She sleeps curled up in a blanket on a warm heating pad. If she decided to socialize she sits on the register after the furnace turns off.

BoBo isn't too keen on his new coat but I told him its for your own good boy..

Our little queen giving me the stink eye. Dang it dad turn up the heat my nose is cold!!!
 

Oh yeah? So hows come when I say "here kitty, kitty" he comes running?

That's what research is about. Better ways of doing things.

I have never said anything about this, but now I will ... my pic of Big Boy I took last year is in the 2015 Clearfield County Area Agency On Aging calendar!!! I was surprised to see my pic was picked & it's for the month of August, that's my birth month.
 

lol!!! i can just imagine what my hubby would say if I said I bought a $100 bush!!!

not as long as they are sold out

We had a fair size colony, counted close to 80, then it got too dark to count the rest.  Watched for their exit spot.  Luckily we had only one entrance/exit for it being such an old house.  We put up a bat house in the flight path, but a bit lower.  In the fall, when we stopped seeing them, we sealed up the entrance, and removed all the guano.  Complete haz-mat suit, recommended full face mask, filters.  Got an old shop vac, swept and shoveled into bags, some into the garden, the rest a friend took for his gardens.  Next year we had no bats.  Second year, we moved the bat house further from the old area, and they moved into the bat house.  It was good to see them back, we were afraid we had chased them off completely.  There are companies that will remove them, but its pricey.  We just read everything we could, and were lucky enough to do it right.