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I noticed that a few days after making that post and fixed it... BTW,
we've got three couches in the basement for you to pass out on if you
want to visit us again.

We moved after retirement, though; you'll need new directions to find
our house now...

Try: 47 degrees 59' 34.96" N 122 degrees 43' 52.43" W Elev 379 feet

BWB and a friend visited from LV last summer and, using those
coordinates, circled the house before going on to land at the local
airfield.

John

- Barnyard BOb - wrote:
On Wed, 24 May 2006 13:25:15 -0700, John Ammeter
wrote:


Our dog (actually, he owns us but don't tell anyone) goes to Doggie
Daycare Bed and Breakfast when we travel. He gets to play for 4 hours
in the AM, a meal at noon and then, at 2:00, 4 more hours until the next
meal at 6:00.


John

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Dear Mr. Ant Eater,

Seems your "doggie" has learned a few neat tricks at day care.
Your computer clock has been set ahead about 7 weeks.


- Barnyard Bob -

John Ammeter wrote:

I noticed that a few days after making that post and fixed it... BTW,
we've got three couches in the basement for you to pass out on if you
want to visit us again.

We moved after retirement, though; you'll need new directions to find
our house now...

Try: 47 degrees 59' 34.96" N 122 degrees 43' 52.43" W Elev 379 feet

BWB and a friend visited from LV last summer and, using those
coordinates, circled the house before going on to land at the local
airfield.

John
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I might still have early pics of your retirement 'digs'.
Fabulous scenery, as I recall!!!

BWB just circled your house?
Must be getting wimpy in his old age.
I would have bet he landed in 100 feet...
and given you 99 feet back to plant tomatoes.
[Or showed up in a turbine powered Min 500.]


- Barnyard BOb -

Our dog (actually, he owns us but don't tell anyone) goes to Doggie
Daycare Bed and Breakfast when we travel. He gets to play for 4 hours
in the AM, a meal at noon and then, at 2:00, 4 more hours until the next
meal at 6:00. They separate the dogs into two groups. One group for
smaller dogs and dogs that play nice... the other group is for bigger
dogs and dogs that roughhouse a lot.

We left our guy there for 4 days last Fall and, when we picked him up,
he slept solid for the next two days. They said he ate vigorously,
loved to chase and be chased and, in general, had a romping good time.

John

Blanche wrote:
George Patterson wrote:

I understand that. We spent Christmas with my mother in Tennessee this year,
which meant our coonhound spent five days in a kennel. She lost about 5 pounds
-- just refused to eat. Next time we go, we're taking her with us and putting
her in a kennel down there. Then we can visit her every day.


My parents used to do that when they went to Las Vegas, NV. It was a
6-7 hour drive from Phoenix, dog went everywhere with them. Dog spent
the night at the kennel, spent the day with them. Precursor to
doggie daycare!