EAA UWO Dorm Room (Air Conditioned) For Sale

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"RST Engineering" wrote:

Sorry, Jay, there is more to life than cold aluminum airframes

Yeah, there's composites too!

;-) ;-) ;-)

Seriously though, you have my deepest sympathy. I was not a dog person
until we found this guy at the pound:

http://www.flownet.com/ron/pictures/puppy_eyes.JPG

He's still with us, but he's starting to slow down and I just know he's
going to break my heart some day.

rg

In rec.aviation.owning Ron Garret wrote:
http://www.flownet.com/ron/pictures/puppy_eyes.JPG

He' adorable.

He's still with us, but he's starting to slow down and I just know he's
going to break my heart some day.

He'll never break your heart, the circumstance will.

--- Jay


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Gorgeous animal...have him tested for thyroid. I've seen more dogs perk up
when they get the thyroid working correctly than anything else.

Jim

He's still with us, but he's starting to slow down and I just know he's
going to break my heart some day.

rg

In article ,
"RST Engineering" wrote:

Gorgeous animal...have him tested for thyroid. I've seen more dogs perk up
when they get the thyroid working correctly than anything else.

His problem is arthritis, plus a congenital defect (he's missing one of
his hip joints, though that actually doesn't slow him down much). He's
on meds and they do help. But he's ten years old now, so he's not a
puppy any more. The days of ten mile hikes are over. But he still
bounces (literally!) when he knows it's time for dinner.

rg