I've had dogs most of my life and love them, but I don't have it in me to care for one any more...Plus I have had my heart broken too many times.
Holy inflation!! It was hot at least!!
I've had dogs most of my life and love them, but I don't have it in me to care for one any more...Plus I have had my heart broken too many times.
OMG...I decided to treat myself to lunch at McDonalds...a fish sandwich, small fries, small shake....$12
I understand.
Same. My wife's cat is 17 years old and we're at the point where we realize there are not going to be many more and he's probably not going to finish out 2022. I've had some kind of pet since I was born, at 6 years old I got my first dog. I had her until I was 15 and the one thing I remember is that pets raised by 6 year olds are idiots, very loving idiots but still idiots. I would say it was the breed but my mom had a Cocker Spaniel before mine which was brilliant and my sister had one as an adult that was equally brilliant, mine was a moron and it's more than likely my fault. Then we had a German Sheppard that my mom and I raised and took to obedience school, he was Einstein by comparison, he escaped the back yard and got hit by a truck when he was 6 months old, he survived but we ended up with a 120lb lap dog as a result. Had he lived long enough for me to get my own house he probably would have eventually moved in with me, but my mom kept him after I finished college since I apartment hopped for 7 years. He had a yard since he was a puppy, I couldn't put him in an apartment and not feel horrible about it. After he died, I got my wife her first of two cats, he's the one that is still alive, his little sister died last year. We won't talk about the tropical fish I spent a small fortune killing for 2 years.
In 2008 either my taste buds changed or they changed their cheese, but I couldn't handle their food anymore. I tried a few times after that but every time ended up throwing away half the sandwich. Even when it was 99 cents I thought it was too expensive to throw away half of it. At that price I'd expect sit down service and a wine steward.OMG...I decided to treat myself to lunch at McDonalds...a fish sandwich, small fries, small shake....$12
Gone but not forgotten. These were all my parents dogs, there was another morkie but I couldn't recover the photo. When I moved off campus the apartment that I was in didn't allow pets and it sucked. Not even cats. It's going to rip my heart out when I lose my little guy, but I'll get another dog right away.
i still remember all of mine, and the love they gave and also the love i gave them..
pretty girl, she looks enormous!
she was....120 lbs. She use to stomp her foot when she wanted something, lol. It was so cute and she learned it from me, because I use to stomp my foot at her, lol.
Hopefully she wasn't arrested for kicking an attorneys ass all over the office....It was probably a very stressful day....Hopefully she is dabnapping
Yes they do. I’ve never stayed in any but they are almost ski in/ ski out, great location, just above main lodge.
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Heck yea that's my speed. Hanging out by the fire drinking baileys and hot chocolate.Yes they do. I’ve never stayed in any but they are almost ski in/ ski out, great location, just above main lodge.
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I wanna be that highoops too high.
Can't feel my face.
Happy Wednesday
Probably would take liquor!! I may become an alcoholic next....Just to keep up the family name!!
That does look cozy, but they are pricey. The smallest one is about $500 a night, 3 night minimum.
Seasonal and off mtn are always better and most of the time way bigger. A couple families can split the bill and really vacation nice.
Not as good as you babe.
if you brought two other couples that'd be less than $200 a night, mid range hotel price.
