General Discussion & Chat: Sunday, May 21, Coffee and......................, 1 by meezersfive

meezersfive wrote:
WOW a two headed fish, I wouldn't eat anything out of that lake either! And yes, teak is terribly expensive, you got a good deal.

Just sent Elaine three dmails, trying to send something to her that requires typing in her name....as far as I can see, you can't do it. You either click on her name in Coffee (or some other thread), or do a member search and find her name, or reply to an email. In all cases the name is taken from the DG files, and should be correct. I didn't see anywhere that you are required to fill it in, which might lead to using a one instead of an i in the first position. But maybe someone else knows???

Went a looked at a little female sealpoint. The breeder (very young) told me it was between 7 and 8 weeks old, but just look at it. It's not even as big as her hand and she was a small person. It is still nursing, and just started eating solid food. Soooo tiny. I think there is something wrong with it. Even the runt in a litter by 7 weeks has almost caught up to it's litter mates in terms of eating solids. I think this is a no-go, although it tugs at my heart strings to see a sweet little face like that. I told her I wouldn't even consider taking it before 12 weeks, but even at that, I don't want to adopt her and chance her having serious medical issues.

Carat, they did that pose all on their own and I RAN for the camera. Those four always made kitty piles, on the bed, on their floor pillow, on my reading chair. in the kitty cave (built in wood box that never has had a stick of fire wood in it, just cats) all curled up and happy together. They all got along just fine, no confrontations, they established their "pecking order" as they arrived and it was never challenged. Souky is the only one who is a loner, but loves to sit with, or on, us. I attribute that to her several moves to different homes during her first year. She only bonds with humans. And it took her a year to trust us.

Here's another of the four.

Sheila