[bksvol-discuss] Re: Dog Bakery book
- From: Cindy <popularplace@xxxxxxxxx>
- To: bksvol-discuss@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Sat, 12 Nov 2005 23:01:29 -0800 (PST)
Dear Lissi,
Celeste, both the instrument and the name, is usually
spelle C e l e s t e. It sounds heavenly, doesn't it.
I no longer have the dictinary that gave meanings for
names, but I wonder if it does mean heaven or
something like that.
May I ask what was wrong with your arm? When you went
to the hospital for your operation and afterward, when
you said you were relieved that it wasn't the thing
you were worried about, I thought perhaps it would be
rude to ask you, but now that you've mentioned
stitches ... Maybe I'm still being rude--my husband
catigates me for asking personal questions and I try
to restrain myself, but I do care about people and ask
for that reason rather than out or mere curiosity.
I'm assuming that your two dogs are not guide dogs? Am
I wrong in assuming that guide dogs wouldn't dash off
like that? Apparently they did have a good time,
rolling in whatever smelly stuff they found, but it
wasn't very nice of them to worry you like that
(smile). I assume that, as with children, you were
probably so relieved to get them back safe and sound
that you didn't punish them by grounding them
(smile)--but maybe the bath was punishment enough
(smile).
I hope your arm is better soon. I admire you for
raking with it. I probably would have used it as an
excuse not to do anything more physical than validate.
(smile)
Cindy
- Estelnalissi <airadil@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> I'm looking forward to the doggie cookbook, too..I
> think Popeye and
> Blackberry will be gladdest of all when they taste
> the treats.
>
> Yesterday my 2 babies got out of my back yard while
> I was raking leaves. For
> 2 hours I walked a grid with my cane, my heart full
> of fear that they'd be
> hurt and my newly stitched arm throbbing. It was
> getting dark and I was on a
> corner realizing I'd lost track of where I was and
> trying to be sensible and
> not to panic when a ladywith her dog approached. Her
> name was Cil est. Does
> anyone know how to spell it? She was home early
> from work and said her dog
> insisted on answering my call, though my own two run
> aways either didn't
> hear me or were ignoring me.
>
> We walked and called for about 5 minutes when she
> told me to keep calling
> and wait while she put her sweet dog in her house
> and came back in her car.
> Within 10 minutes she spotted them, got out of the
> car, caught Blackberry
> and brought her to me. Popeye followed without a
> leash. They stank of
> sewage, and I held them on my lap to spare her car
> from being tainted by
> their awful smell.
>
> When we got home, I tried to pay her, but she told
> me she was very glad to
> see my dogs safely home. While we were searching I
> learned she didn't know
> cell est was the musical instrument with beautiful
> bell like tones. I asked
> for her address promising to drop off a classical CD
> featuring her musical
> name sake. She was intrigued and I was glad to have
> found a way to show my
> appreciation. Last night, me and the dogs had baths.
> After they had supper I
> iced my arm and we went to bed.
>
> Today I mostly recuperated, and in the evening I
> couldn't resist doing some
> validating and catching up with this list.
> What perfect timing to learn a book of dog treat
> recipes ,
> will soon be in the Bookshare collection. Now I can
> bring a CD for Celeste,
> and home made treats with the recipe for her dog,
> Nikko, who insisted that
> she answer my call.
>
> By the way, I have a 7 foot privacy fence and the
> gate was double latched,
> but Blackberry is a determined escape artist. I
> should have also blocked it
> with a heavy stone, but yesterday I didn't want to
> lift it. I'm lucky to be
> able to mend my ways with no harm done to my pets.
> I'll put that stone in
> place next time I'm working outside the fence.
>
> I'll let you know which recipe or recipes I try.
>
> Always with Love,
>
> Lissi
>
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