jbrumberg
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- Joined
- Jan 22, 2006
- Messages
- 4,903
- Location
- Cummington, MA
- Tractor
- New Holland TC29DA, John Deere D130
It was a 22ºF clear, red sky sunrise morning. It's been clear and sunny all day, but the temperature never got >32ºF. Brogen got his nails trimmed at the vets early this AM. The vets office's black cat did her best to agitate Brogen (again
;() He weighed in a 167#; but insufficient body mass to squirm his way out of a 3 on 1 nail trimming scenario.
Our first St. B rescue was a physically abused female who was hand shy. It took a while but using + reinforcements, like those mentioned, she finally overcame the - hand reaction . I can not say the same about hands holding combs, brushes, trimmers, etc. She壇 snap, but never make contact. WIth nothing really planned other than today's domestic duties and noticing my existing kindling supply I decided to break some firewood 1/4's down to kindling with my electric wood splitter. I probably am good for the rest of the year.
I burned myself out reading weather maps and weather discussion yesterday regarding this weekend's potential weather system(s). It's not even worth a brief rant and rave.
Don- Thanks for sharing the WInter sunset moment.
Kyle- Hopefully you will not have to switch health care providers and/or health insurance coverage for a while.
Desertdog- Welcome to GM.
Ted- Thanks for sharing your woodworking skills. I am sorry to read about yours and Max's failure to communicate. Losing the jewels may help curb the dominance drive. First thing we did after rescuing Brogen was neutering him. It calmed him down excitement-wise with visitors. It did nothing to minimize the animal aggressiveness. Brogen will be our last St. B. rescue; I am getting too old and decrepit to wrestle St. Bernards (BTDT).
RonJH- I hope your bloodwork reveals no surprises, and good luck with the endocrinologist.
I hope that everyone is having a manageable day today.
My + thoughts, wishes, and prayers.
I burned myself out reading weather maps and weather discussion yesterday regarding this weekend's potential weather system(s). It's not even worth a brief rant and rave.
Don- Thanks for sharing the WInter sunset moment.
Kyle- Hopefully you will not have to switch health care providers and/or health insurance coverage for a while.
Desertdog- Welcome to GM.
Ted- Thanks for sharing your woodworking skills. I am sorry to read about yours and Max's failure to communicate. Losing the jewels may help curb the dominance drive. First thing we did after rescuing Brogen was neutering him. It calmed him down excitement-wise with visitors. It did nothing to minimize the animal aggressiveness. Brogen will be our last St. B. rescue; I am getting too old and decrepit to wrestle St. Bernards (BTDT).
RonJH- I hope your bloodwork reveals no surprises, and good luck with the endocrinologist.
I hope that everyone is having a manageable day today.
My + thoughts, wishes, and prayers.