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Medical Forum / Diseases and Disorders / Arthritis / January 2006Bad day/Good day
Its all a matter of how you look at it. At least some of the time. I was sitting in the recliner a while ago, drinking my morning coffee and watching the weather forecast. Its foggy out and rain and fog are forecast for every day in the foreseeable future. We seem to be losing ground in getting the place cleaned up from Christmas and in some sort of order. Nothing hurts is I don't move, but you gotta move some time. Etc. Whine. Complain. Etc. But then, the coffee is just right. the cat comes over and lies down on the arm of the recliner for a scratch. the dog curls up at my feet with a chew stick. its peaceful with the fog and the quiet house. I could almost say life doesn't get any better. Jo Jo, I like your attitude! Gwen > Its all a matter of how you look at it. At least some of the time. > [quoted text clipped - 11 lines] > > Jo Enjoy your coffee Jo...And please send rain...:( We are having a drought and high winds and lots of wild fires...Also in Texas... So please pray for us to have some rain... Hugs Cindy > Its all a matter of how you look at it. At least some of the time. > [quoted text clipped - 11 lines] > > Jo > Enjoy your coffee Jo...And please send rain...:( > We are having a drought and high winds and lots of wild fires...Also in > Texas... > So please pray for us to have some rain... > Hugs Cindy Wish I could send it. I hate and fear fire. We are having our first wet year since 1998. So you are welcome to the rest of our rain. Send prayers for our levees. Jo If I was sitting in a recliner and resting with a dog and a cat for company, I wouldn't mind what the weather was outside or worry about straightening up the place. > Its all a matter of how you look at it. At least some of the time. > [quoted text clipped - 11 lines] > > Jo > If I was sitting in a recliner and resting with a dog and a cat for > company, I > wouldn't mind what the weather was outside or worry about straightening up > the > place. The dog is a delightful "high energy" nine week old Border Collie pup. She didn't lie at my feet for long. She checked several times to see if she is allowed in the trash can yet. I few to see if we are still being unreasonable about her toilet locations in bad weather. Went out many times just because its cool that we will open the door if she yips at it. No questions asked. Also insisted that we go out and play soccer in the mud. I'm not quite sure of the rules but she does the low border collie sheep chasing run after them if I'll kick them across the yard. And also tries to push the soccer balls around and guard them. As for cleaning up, you would not believe how much debris this pup brings into the house. Thank God we put in tile and wood floors before we got her. But it really was a lovely peaceful twenty minutes or so this morning. A lot of people didn't get a lovely twenty minutes today. Jo >> Its all a matter of how you look at it. At least some of the time. >> [quoted text clipped - 16 lines] >> >> Jo Keep that thought Jo. Border Collies are such great dogs. A good twenty minutes means the most at times and I would give anything for a few wet or just foggy days around South Arkansas. Have a Happy New Year. ~Kenny >> If I was sitting in a recliner and resting with a dog and a cat for >> company, I [quoted text clipped - 42 lines] >>> >>> Jo > Keep that thought Jo. Border Collies are such great dogs. A good > twenty minutes means the most at times and I would give anything for a [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > > ~Kenny I know exactly how you feel but then you will talk to someone that has been there since you have and they say it is not the same. That,,,, was enough for me not to go see my early childhood place. No one can change your memories Kenny and on some days you can almost smell the place. Happy New Year Harv >> Keep that thought Jo. Border Collies are such great dogs. A good >> twenty minutes means the most at times and I would give anything for a [quoted text clipped - 10 lines] >Happy New Year >Harv Your probably so right Harv. :-) Hope you and yours have a really safe, pain free, Happy New Year. ~Kenny What a wonderful breed of dog to have. Energetic but fun and smart. We have had three and still have one. She is 8 this March so is somewhat toned down but still is a busy dog. We have three Australian Shepherd young ones that will be two in March and the border collie thinks she has to keep them in line. They are coping well with all the inactivity around here(arthritis and back pain and one with temporal arteritis) and hopefully at some point this year the temporal arteritis person will get back on their feet and can train and show these guys in agility. Too much pain and problems this past year to go to any shows at all. They are all good dogs though. We are from central New York State so we don't go outside much at all this time of year. I hope your health improves and you can enjoy that border collie puppy for the new year. Jo, you called that one right. Twenty minutes alone with coffee, quiet and pets. Heaven!! Char >>As for cleaning up, you would not believe how much debris this pup brings into the house. Thank God we put in tile and wood floors before we got her. << yes, i certainly would believe it! the one (and only) thing i hate about our new house is the wall to wall carpeting. HATE it. it's a nice color and all but we already have a few stains i can't get out. and jet, for some reason, has peed on it twice in the last week. new and weird behavior. it sounds like you're enjoying your darling kayla. have we seen any pixes yet? diane More pictures in a few days if she doesn't eat the camera. Jo >>>As for cleaning up, you would not believe how much debris this pup brings > into the house. Thank God we put in tile and wood floors before we got [quoted text clipped - 9 lines] > > diane Did I miss something? I don't see a message for the first pictures. Please repeat the URL. Thanks Loujean >More pictures in a few days if she doesn't eat the camera. > [quoted text clipped - 12 lines] >> >> diane How close are you to those fires. Is the smoke getting to you. I am doing a rain dance for you. Well as close as I can get to doing one. Ok, I am doing one in my mind for you. ;-) Jo, I can imagine that fog and rain are doing a number on you. I know it is me. We can always pack up that fog and rain and send it Cindy since she needs it so bad. I am sure from the sounds of it, we will have plenty to spare. ;-)  SignatureHugs, prayers, good thoughts, Warm fuzzies, TLC, and Love Squirrely Jo |
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