caught still in my nightgown at 9 am (on topic)

Think if I stuffed him in a FedEx box and shipped him priority overnight,
he'd get there in one piece? Oh, no, wait, he chews cardboard. That
wouldn't work. I'll think of something.

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"LN (remove NOSPAM)" wrote in message
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Send him up!

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"AliceW" wrote in message
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Teach Kirby to do that and I *will* make you a quilt!!!!!!

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"LN (remove NOSPAM)" wrote in message
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It is funny as we never trained him to do that. He trained my friend's
dog
to do it also when she was dog sitting for me. She keeps thanking
me
(as
if I had anything to do with it). Meanwhile, her dog only taught mine
how
to
break out of our enclosed area of the back yard.

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"The HairyFacedOnes 'N Me" wrote in message
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When my dog has to go out, he'll pick up a toy and stand in front
of
you to let you know he has to go out. But, if he can't find a toy,
he'll
grab whatever is nearby and sometimes its a sock. He will then get
to
the back door and lay whatever is in his mouth down before he goes
out.
That's the rule! Too many toys were being left outside.
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LN in NH

LN! That's EXACTLY what my Missy does, only I have to
bargain/cajole
with her to get the toy/sock. How strange that two such different
breeds would do the same silly stunt!

Leslie

The HairyFacedOnes 'N Me- My dogs aren't my whole life... they make
my
life whole.

RCTQ- Houston 2004..... A good friend will come and bail you out of
jail.... but, a true friend will be sitting next to you saying,
"Damn...
that was fun!"

Give him a puppy sleeping pill and wrap him in a twin sized quilt.


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"AliceW" wrote in message
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Think if I stuffed him in a FedEx box and shipped him priority overnight,
he'd get there in one piece? Oh, no, wait, he chews cardboard. That
wouldn't work. I'll think of something.

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Alice in NJ
www.ourcyberfamily.us
"In prosperity our friends know us; in adversity we know our friends."
John Churton Collins




"LN (remove NOSPAM)" wrote in message
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Send him up!

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"AliceW" wrote in message
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Teach Kirby to do that and I *will* make you a quilt!!!!!!

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www.ourcyberfamily.us
"In prosperity our friends know us; in adversity we know our friends."
John Churton Collins




"LN (remove NOSPAM)" wrote in
message
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It is funny as we never trained him to do that. He trained my
friend's
dog
to do it also when she was dog sitting for me. She keeps thanking
me
(as
if I had anything to do with it). Meanwhile, her dog only taught
mine
how
to
break out of our enclosed area of the back yard.

--
LN in NH
a crazy quilter * hand quilter * & hand appliquér
all in all --- a very slow quilter.... So send quilts!
http://photos.yahoo.com/lns_obsessed

"The HairyFacedOnes 'N Me" wrote in message
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When my dog has to go out, he'll pick up a toy and stand in
front
of
you to let you know he has to go out. But, if he can't find a toy,
he'll
grab whatever is nearby and sometimes its a sock. He will then get
to
the back door and lay whatever is in his mouth down before he goes
out.
That's the rule! Too many toys were being left outside.
--
LN in NH

LN! That's EXACTLY what my Missy does, only I have to
bargain/cajole
with her to get the toy/sock. How strange that two such different
breeds would do the same silly stunt!

Leslie

The HairyFacedOnes 'N Me- My dogs aren't my whole life... they
make
my
life whole.

RCTQ- Houston 2004..... A good friend will come and bail you out
of
jail.... but, a true friend will be sitting next to you saying,
"Damn...
that was fun!"

LOL, I like the Lands End version of these shoes. In the summer, I
wear them everywhere.

Kim

TerriLee in WA wrote in message ...
Birkenstock-like sandals!!! They are my answer to shoes. Even the
cheap ones (I can't afford the real ones) you can get at Wally World
have good arch support. Easy to slide into & out of, come in blue, black
and brown.

Terri: Those size 42 are way too big for you. I wear American
size 8 and my European size is 39. I just took off my favorite
(only) real Birks to check. I think 42 is even too big for
Butterfly .... my Ryka Athletic Shoes are 40.5 European = 8.5
American, per the box. Don't feel bad Terri, I was hoping to
bribe the Butterfly for those Birks too!! LOL
PAT in VA/USA

TerriLee in WA wrote:

I have a pair of shoes with that kind of sizing. I'll look to see what
they say when I get home and get back to you. Thanks for the info.

Butterfly wrote:

They have the number 42 on the bottom (think that is the size?)
I usually wear a size 9 Ladies if that is of any help
they do have the ankle strap if that makes a diff.....
((((only saying this as I think they maybe too big for TerriLee))))

Trade....purple/butterfly/blue/Christmas/magician's wand FQ or 2 would
be fine.

Butterfly (I don't do ebay )

TerriLee in WA wrote:
Oh!! I'm sorry, Butterfly. That's terrible. Perhaps we could work out
a deal - if you still have them, and they're size 8, maybe I could
purchase them from you? I usually only pay $5-7/pair at WalMart, for
the "knockoff" variety, but I'd be thrilled to have a "real" pair. They
are truly my favorite foot wear. I guess I should be more careful when
I recommend them to folks.

(note to self: just because they work for you, doesn't mean they will
for everyone.)

Ya, but he's such a cutie.
Gen

"LN (remove NOSPAM)" wrote in message
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Well, my dog is very smart. Smart enough to play dumb when he doesn't want
to do something. I don't know if it's my lack of training ability but he
isn't all that obediant. He's still too excitable. I can't get him to sit
when he's excited. He gets his butt close to the floor, but then it winds
in
circles and he can't keep it still. I've been trying to teach him not to
jump on people. If I remind him, he will jump, but not touch. LOL So he
just
dances in front of me.

ps. I'll take the quilt.
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"Taria" wrote in message
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Nothing worse than a dog that won't put its toys away.
Maybe I could send this dog to you instead of a quilt?
Some days I feel more finished with her than my quilts.
Obedience school starts Sat. Boy are we all ready.
I have kids with attitude. What was I thinking when
I thought a dog would be fun?
Taria


"LN (remove NOSPAM)" wrote:

When my dog has to go out, he'll pick up a toy and stand in front of
you
to
let you know he has to go out. But, if he can't find a toy, he'll grab
whatever is nearby and sometimes its a sock. He will then get to the
back
door and lay whatever is in his mouth down before he goes out. That's
the
rule! Too many toys were being left outside.

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a crazy quilter * hand quilter * & hand appliquér
all in all --- a very slow quilter.... So send quilts!
http://photos.yahoo.com/lns_obsessed

"Taria" wrote in message
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This 'new' hooligan dog I have doesn't eat shoes but loves
to run around with a sock in her mouth. She likes them
dirty or clean. She is so very odd.
I grew up not wearing shoes much. After moving to the
desert I learned to wear shoes. Too many stickers and the
ground is hot. I still don't like wearing shoes in the house.
Taria

Cute is as cute does.....
Taria

Don/Gen wrote:

Ya, but he's such a cutie.
Gen

"LN (remove NOSPAM)" wrote in message
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Well, my dog is very smart. Smart enough to play dumb when he doesn't want
to do something. I don't know if it's my lack of training ability but he
isn't all that obediant. He's still too excitable. I can't get him to sit
when he's excited. He gets his butt close to the floor, but then it winds
in
circles and he can't keep it still. I've been trying to teach him not to
jump on people. If I remind him, he will jump, but not touch. LOL So he
just
dances in front of me.

ps. I'll take the quilt.
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LN in NH
a crazy quilter * hand quilter * & hand appliquér
all in all --- a very slow quilter.... So send quilts!
http://photos.yahoo.com/lns_obsessed


"Taria" wrote in message
...
Nothing worse than a dog that won't put its toys away.
Maybe I could send this dog to you instead of a quilt?
Some days I feel more finished with her than my quilts.
Obedience school starts Sat. Boy are we all ready.
I have kids with attitude. What was I thinking when
I thought a dog would be fun?
Taria


"LN (remove NOSPAM)" wrote:

When my dog has to go out, he'll pick up a toy and stand in front of
you
to
let you know he has to go out. But, if he can't find a toy, he'll grab
whatever is nearby and sometimes its a sock. He will then get to the
back
door and lay whatever is in his mouth down before he goes out. That's
the
rule! Too many toys were being left outside.

--
LN in NH
a crazy quilter * hand quilter * & hand appliquér
all in all --- a very slow quilter.... So send quilts!
http://photos.yahoo.com/lns_obsessed

"Taria" wrote in message
...
This 'new' hooligan dog I have doesn't eat shoes but loves
to run around with a sock in her mouth. She likes them
dirty or clean. She is so very odd.
I grew up not wearing shoes much. After moving to the
desert I learned to wear shoes. Too many stickers and the
ground is hot. I still don't like wearing shoes in the house.
Taria

Thanks. I think the hospital is pretty progressive. It is actually a
'birthing place', where there are 8 rooms with hospital beds but
otherwise hotel like, a jacuzzi, etc. If complications arise, they ship
you off to the main hospital, which is not too far away.... it is
affiliated with Swedish Medical Hospital. I am supposed to go visit it
one of these days. So I think I'll go with their gowns.. but I was
thinking of afterwards, when my parents will come into the room, etc...
you do stay in there for at least one day, right?

Diana Curtis wrote:

No. You dont need a nightgown to give birth in a hospital. A comfy roomy
Tshirt might be better, if the hospital is progressive ... but most times
its just easier to put on one of their horrible gowns for delivery and
something comfortable to nurse in for afterwards. Birthing may be a miracle
but its messy at times.
HTH
Diana

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"Dr. Quilter" wrote in message
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see, my problem would be that I don't own any nightgowns... actually
being reading books about giving birth and they tell you to get a
nightgown and stuff to take to the hospital. Do I really need that?

juliasb(nospam) wrote:


Who gets dressed???? It is 2:20p on Saturday and I am still in my
nightgown.


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there is no comfortable bra size/style for my figure, as far as I have
been able to see, unless you count one of the maternity bras I bought
that is pretty good. I have smallish breasts but a pretty large rib
cage, and they must be in odd positions because the underwires kill me.
Sport bras are usually made of quite thick fabric. I found a couple of
bralettes that I like, or I can use those seamless longer bralettes that
go to your belly button... but most of the time I go braless, since I
don't need the support. I only use them if I need coverage...hopefully
that won't change after Sofia! BTW, there is a place here in Seattle
that makes custom bras, kind of modifications of sports bras, I can find
out the name for those that are interested (I had seen their catalogue
before, and the other day I found it is around the corner from our place).

Julia in MN wrote:

I wear a sports bra almost all the time. The ones that I wear have a bit
of shirring in the center front, so I don't have that uniboob,
speed-bump-on-the-chest look. My lumpectomy left me a bit lopsided,
with my left side being about a cup size smaller than the right, so I
can't wear most bras without some sort of "enhancer". I do have a nice
silicone enhancer that I can pop into the left side when I wear a
"dress-up" bra.

A bra isn't my favorite piece of apparel, but it seems to me that if
your bra is so uncomfortable that you take it off as soon as you get
home, perhaps you are wearing the wrong size and/or style for your
figure. Perhaps a good bra fitter could help you.
Julia in MN


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Great, I had one of those.... but from what I heard happens after
delivery for a few days, the white pants might be a bad idea, uh?

Lizzy Taylor wrote:

Dr. Quilter wrote:

see, my problem would be that I don't own any nightgowns... actually
being reading books about giving birth and they tell you to get a
nightgown and stuff to take to the hospital. Do I really need that?


If you are not a nightie wearer I would recommend a PJ top that
unbuttons all the way down - much easier for feeding, I think I had some
long button through flannel nightshirts when the boys were born.

Lizzy

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oh, believe me, no pics will be taken of me, I've seen the pics of my
friends and they look so exhausted it is not pretty! plenty of baby
pictures, but no mommy pictures!!! )

Jan Dunaway wrote:

Depends on your hospital and how your labor goes. Mostly you want
something that looks decent that you can put on after the birth when
everyone comes to visit or pics are taken. Before wear either the
hospital gown or something you don't care if you never see again. :-)

Jan

Dr. Quilter wrote:

see, my problem would be that I don't own any nightgowns... actually
being reading books about giving birth and they tell you to get a
nightgown and stuff to take to the hospital. Do I really need that?



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