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8 hour phone meeting. Need I say more?

Cody gets his wagon

Chihuahua Carting is a little known and not well documented dog sport. I hope to change all that. But first I have to put the wagon together, and then I have to modify it so Cody can pull it. Lastly, I will have to train Cody to pull it. This will give me a way to practice my carting skills on a table top while await the mending of my leg.

Unfortunately, right now I have to go prepare for a teleconference. WHY can't stuff arrive on Saturday morning????

Looking for that special someone

A draft dog that is. My sulky is almost ready. I had it change to be a one dog sulky-WHAT was I thinking? But now I need a good sturdy, stable dog to pull it. Like my other hobby, vintage Scotty Trailers, most of the drafters seem to be back east, however, I just KNOW there is a big, strong, trainable dog here in Texas.

Rainy days and mondays

Shit, another rainy monday. The dogs don't seem concerned by it, but Mondays in particular make me feel like I will never get caught up. Oh well, best to confront it all head on and just see what shakes loose.

Confrontation with a real pig

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The Field of Victory

Attack of the Palmetto Bug

I don't care what you call them, they are nothing but damn flying cockroaches and one bigger than a 747 crawled up on my tie die throw while I was surfing yahoo answers.

I made it out of bed into the wheelchair in a nano second and yelled at the cat to get it. She looked at me and laid back down.

I grabbed the blanket and shook it and the hideous thing hit the floor and then took off flying...FLYING in my bedroom. FLYING in my air that I breath and how can I sleep or even get back in bed with that thing loose?

Next it went under the bed and the cat hopped down to watch it. Catch it? Too much trouble. It went airborne again and landed on my nightstand. So I took off my shoe and swatted at it, it dodged and I swatted again, then it took off again, bouncing off a dog cage. It skittered under the cage and I started bravely across the floor, throwing my shoe at it, I stunned it.

I retrieved my shoe, put it back on my foot (it's very dangerous to wheel around barefoot as I can attest to), shoved back the cage and smashed it.

Now dammit, I am trying to be a trooper with this whole surgery thing, but fighting off giant insects is just crossing the line.

The dogs are doing well with their crate training though, no one offered a peep while I rolled around cussing at the frightful creature with it's antenna and big buzzy wings and sticky brown legs.....ooooooooooh.

Now I have to dispose of the carcass, take a pee as long as I'm up, then take a valium and go to sleep. First I'm gonna get my camera and take a picture of it--you will seen the horror when I post it tomorrow.