1. In the HOSPITAL sounds so serious but it wasn't!
I had cellulitis (an infection under the skin) on my arm and, because
of the immunosuppressive drugs I'm taking for rheumatoid arthritis,
the dr put me on IV antibiotics to be given every 12 hours. I couldn't
do it outpatient because I had to be "monitored" while on the drug.
Long story short, I'm felt great but had to be in the hospital. I had
my Ipad, phone, Kindle and books and lolled around. It was sort of a
mini vacation with bad food...
2. Since our two litters were born just a few days apart, I'm trying
to come up with a safe way to mark them so I can tell who's who. The
collars I usually use won't work because they have to be loose enough
so they'll slip off. A long time ago I used nail polish but it made
the pups sneeze and had such a strong odor, I'd rather come up with
something else.
Any suggestions out there?
Tedi
On 6/4/16, Redacted sender ELG440 for DMARC <dmarc-noreply@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
When I heard Ali died, I was very touched. He has been a hero of mine for============================================================================
a long time. Not because he reached the top of his chosen field, but
because he stood up for his beliefs.
He did not agree with the war in Vietnam, and refused to go. It sure
wasn't because he was afraid to fight, but because he believed in
something. It
took the United States Supreme Court to say he was right, and that is
another organization I respect, or at least accept.
I knew Ed was a great fan of Cassius Clay. I was too. Maybe for
different reasons, but like the fight game, in German shepherds you have to
believe
in some standards and stick with it.
Cassius and I were born the same year. I will never come close to the
impact on the world he made, but I hope to breed another good dog or
two,(we
have 14 at the house now, less than two weeks old). I may have set my
sights
lower, but in the world of dogs, I hope it means something.
We all need to strive to believe in something, stand up for our standards,
and accept that life is limited and we need to try to make the most of it.
And Golden State won.
Tedi should be released from the hospital today, (she can deal with the
puppies), and I am almost done in the office. I just heard she is being
released, so I am headed home.
All is good.
Evan
http://gsdnational.blogspot.com/
German Shepherd Youth Recognition Fund
_http://asgardgermanshepherd.com_ ;(http://asgardgermanshepherd.com/)
In a message dated 6/4/2016 1:39:21 P.M. Pacific Daylight Time,
edwinx@xxxxxxxxxxx writes:
This list has been ever evolving over the 15 or so years of it's existence
! Many have come and gone both figuratively and literally ... ( Penny ,
did I say that correctly?)... There is not much going on on the list
lately,
other methods of social communication have caught the attention of many and
they are the dominate form of thought and expression! ( my mother always
wanted me to be a preacher cuz I talk so much, God had other plans and I
have too many flaws) okay, Stormy and Zoe are getting nervous wondering
where
I'm going THIS time.. Last night I experienced a true beautiful exciting
horrible saddening example of the Taoism ideology of the "Yin and the
Yang"... I came home from the Liberty High School Senior class of 2016
where I
watched 16 of my former 4th graders graduate! When I walked into the door
my
wife told me that Muhammad Ali died! I stayed up to about 2:00AM watching
ESPN and they went over three hours without a commercial and discussed
nothing but ALi! I have a four year old black German Shepherd given to me
by
Evan and Teddi Ginsburg( two really good people, but you already know that)
I
call him Teddy, but the Ginsburgs named him " Asgard's Cassius
Clay"...when I die I'm telling God that I met Ali in person! Ed
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