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Rescue Journal
· Apr 26, 2012
i stole this photo off of jenn's face book page...her friend iling took it...beautiful
jenn and bruiser.....awwwwww
Rescue Journal
· Apr 26, 2012
not bad...
for just 2 days off..i got a fair bit done...my bedroom, my bathroom, my laundry (no i did not get to my car..)..i tidied part of the shop, cleaned the shop…
Rescue Journal
· Apr 26, 2012
don't mess with the dogs.
what i don't get is....at night when i am not around..when phoebe's cocoon fleecy falls off..she doesn't lay there and shiver and suffer.
Rescue Journal
· Apr 25, 2012
ARGHHHHHH!!!
jeez i could just SCREAM!
Rescue Journal
· Apr 25, 2012
sometimes i get stuck...
frozen silent with the words i want to say blocking any other possible words, like a log jam.
Rescue Journal
· Apr 24, 2012
too much about nothing...
i like to eat out...and i almost always run thru the drive ins for breakfast..it is the most important meal of the day (so the tv commercials say...) and i most…
Events
· Apr 24, 2012
Annual Plant Sale to benefit local animal rescues
Pre-Order beautiful hanging baskets today or come to sale starting May 5 to benefit 3 great local rescues: SAINTS rescue, Elizabeth's Wildlife Centre and the…
Rescue Journal
· Apr 23, 2012
interesting discussion with janice and jenn tonight...
we were discussing percy and the risks he presents to the smaller barn animals and to the humans around here.
Rescue Journal
· Apr 23, 2012
i did get the saints list of things to do done...
minus the hog fuel in the chicken area cuz they voted to keep it...damn. and i never did make it out to see dixie but hopefully i can see her later this week.
Rescue Journal
· Apr 22, 2012
the problem with waking up early on day off with a big to-do list is...
if at 6 am you are looking at a disgustingly dirty poopy giant butt...and said butt is already on your list...then you better just bite the bullet and get it…
Rescue Journal
· Apr 22, 2012
percy
people don't realize that there is a whole spiritual and psychological aspect to extreme pain, illness or trauma.
Rescue Journal
· Apr 21, 2012
quick post
sigh...we are not a 24/7 petting zoo.
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