GreyPoopon

Punkin earns perfect scores for placement and presentation! Love the Seuss rhymes. And the book cover.

They're both gorgeous. And in awesome shape.

Smart Snickers.

So ... what was she doing for the first half hour?

Mission accomplished. As per Mission Impossible, any knowledge denied.

Sweet. I've had so many stressed passengers over the years that I love it when one falls asleep. Preferably not on my hand, though.

I especially like the plaid. And the photos, which are wonderful. Great models help.

Exactly.

Happy 10th Wiki! You look fantastic! I have three girls--9, 13 1/2, and 14 1/2--who don't believe in acting like mature ladies, so they support you.

I agree with GTers: amazing boy, amazing photos. Also, big teefers.

That's great!

I've had several chatterers, but most were silent. Late-in-life chattering and noisier chattering haven't been unusual here. For example, (recently departed) Hildy was always a chatterer, but she got noisier in her last couple of years.

Guess she was embarrassed about her enthusiasm. Love the music choice.

I find recalls of prescription food especially disturbing.

Sweet.

Definitely a hit, both as a toy and as a place to snuggle. Love the choice of music.

re comments too.

I too found Me too. I hope LaVida continues her return to normal and the episode was a one-time event. I also hope you all get some rest. Side note: My (current) over-peeer is Toodles. Unfortunately, whether peeing on her own or covering, she _never_ empties herself completely. Now that she's 13 1/2 and has early kidney disease, she needs many many trips out, including at least one in the middle of the night. At least she's still here, but sheesh.

And moved them into a tiny house. They're just making the most of their cold close quarters. Sweet nonetheless.

Whew re Mark. for LaVida.

Opal says thanks for the good wishes. She was a little shaken--we both were--but didn't suffer any significant physical setbacks. Which is fortunate, because she can't afford any. Absolutely! Sweep

I much prefer the AnnIE riders to the Wiki type, if only because there are fewer droplets. Opal had them both beat this morning. She collapsed as we turned out of the clinic, and had an arm wedged on each side of the console. Good thing we live only two minutes away. I had to lift her to get her free.