[gps-talkusers] Re: Success is really beautiful:

Hi, Mary Ellen and Peggy!

Hurray for Peggy!!!!!! She getrs high marks for being attentive to her Mom's 
needs and moods. She gets the world's biggest hug and lots of praise for a job 
well done!

Now for you, Mary Ellen, you can ungrip your teeth, plaster on the smile that 
looks genuine, and unclench those fists that had poor Peggy in a death grip of 
frustration. Don't you know she'll walk the line when her head is in a noose? 
<grin> All of my guides have recognized when their life is in danger, why can't 
poor little Peggy? <sigh> The little thing was only trying to see how far she 
could push you, anyway.

Great job done for the both of you and may you have many more to come!

 Diane Garrett/Leader Daisy
Email: dianegarrett@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
Phone: (918) 664-5731

P.S.: Daisy better not even think of mischief when she's supposed to behaving 
herself at all times! Big dreams, huh?


> ----- Original Message -----
>From: "Mary Ellen Earls" <meearls@xxxxxxx
>To: <gps-talkusers@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
>Date: Tue, 25 Jan 2005 12:08:44 -0800
>Subject: [gps-talkusers] Success is really beautiful:

>Hi guys!
>When Seeing Eye was here we mapped out a route to the supermarket. Well out
>of pure necessity I had to go get some stamps and shipping tape so Peg and I
>took out our blessed gps and not only did we get there with no difficulty
>but we got back home and no problem whatsoever following a route and using
>all the wonderful comands linked to a route. Then when we got to the right
>place I put good ol repeat point of interest which was the entrence to my
>apartment home and it was almost as if the gps was rooting us there. Peggy
>got 2 dog biscuits when we got home primarily for minding her P's and Q's
>which for this dog is very hard indeed to do.
>I had been in a horrendous mood because a computer techie crashed my fujitsu
>and I have to ship it back east to get the reading software put back where
>it belongs but my dog managed to get me out it very quickly.
>I feel like jumping up and down like a 6-year-old.

>Mary Ellen Earls
>Remember! Today is the Tomorrow you thought about yesterday.

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