I said I have often checked the back yard but never said anything about hopping a fence with a locked gate.
Last edited:
CALENDAR leads?
- Thread starter OttoGraf
- Start date
- 5,572
Me neither ... lifting up a latch to check around back versus jumping a locked fence are two different things, in my mind.
- 5,810
...the people that work them.
- 25,065
I said that until I got marriedI'm Independent, I don't work for anyone.
Wait until you have kids.
- 25,065
And pets
PaulieD
Super Genius
- 202
and divorces afterwards...
Me and my wife got married almost 30 years ago. We both had a son from a previous marriage so we decided we would like to have a little girl. Well we had 2. They are now 27. Both graduated from FSU. One is an elementary school teacher the other is trying to become a PA.
About this time last year she was excepted into a school in VA. One night she brought home a German Shepherd puppy named Willow. She wanted to take her to school with her for companionship and protection. Put her in several training classes and she became a smart and beautiful dog. We went for a visit on spring break in March and our daughter had by then decided that apartment life is no life for a German Shepherd so now she is home with us in FL. Great dog, but requires a lot of attention because she has so much energy. Every day I take her for a walk with me, throw the ball and frisby to her and she likes to visit with Ruger who is another German Shepherd who lives behind us. Can't go anywhere alone because she loads up and is ready to ride. Oh by the way, the other daughter has just blessed us with our first grandson. He is here now taking a nap with Nana while she is working to get her classroom ready for the school year to begin. I don't think I am any different than most of my forum friends, we put the needs of our kids before our own.
About this time last year she was excepted into a school in VA. One night she brought home a German Shepherd puppy named Willow. She wanted to take her to school with her for companionship and protection. Put her in several training classes and she became a smart and beautiful dog. We went for a visit on spring break in March and our daughter had by then decided that apartment life is no life for a German Shepherd so now she is home with us in FL. Great dog, but requires a lot of attention because she has so much energy. Every day I take her for a walk with me, throw the ball and frisby to her and she likes to visit with Ruger who is another German Shepherd who lives behind us. Can't go anywhere alone because she loads up and is ready to ride. Oh by the way, the other daughter has just blessed us with our first grandson. He is here now taking a nap with Nana while she is working to get her classroom ready for the school year to begin. I don't think I am any different than most of my forum friends, we put the needs of our kids before our own.
- 5,956
