Today's is the 250th* photo published on kitsnaps.com ( kitsnaps). The site launched on February 3, 2006, so I'm not quite at a photo a day, but not doing too badly.
Overall, not as strong as the earlier seasons, and the final episode left a bad taste in the mouth. I see why people said they couldn't end it there: it feels like it ended on a lie, and that's ugly. I hope the fifth season makes it work, but I'm not sure it will.
There were several factors that felt grafted on: Jason Berkowitz, the Center, Mr. Jones, and a major playing point in the third episode got used and dropped in a way that I didn't buy. Something similar happened with the head of Oversight: a situation was set up and then not used at all, in a way that made no sense. It felt rather like nobody expected the show to have made it that long and the writers were forced to pull ideas out of their ... ears ... to keep some the story arcs going.
Surprisingly few of the episodes focused on Nikita; I kind of get the idea Peta Wilson must've been getting tired of playing the character by then. This wasn't necessarily detrimental to the show: we got some very nice Michael storytelling (man he's a good actor) and some good stuff with Berkowitz (although not what I would have done with him).
On the other hand, the things that worked worked *well*. Madeline had a breakdown that was totally disturbing, there was a rather wonderfully creepy Psycho sort of episode, and there was one extremely augh-worthy character death. So...yeah. A real shame about the last episode leaving such a bad taste in the mouth, because the season as a whole might've pulled it off if it weren't for that.
Sorry to sound so blunt, but you need to get the dog to a vet TODAY. If there is an emergency animal clinic, that's where to go. He could have distemper or various other emergency conditions. When our other dog developed diabetes, vomiting was the first symptom. They had us give him Pepto-Bismol that night and then come in first thing the next morning. Wherever you went for the dog to have his shots is the place to try first, as they'll have a record. But at LEAST call a vet and describe what is happening. I'll bet they say, "Come in now."
I'd offer my driving services but i'm time restricted by work.
If you want to ring a vet, we used Gilabby Vetinary, very good vets there. Phone: 021 4372186.
But for closer to your home---"
Some Vets, if their local will go to you.
We went and saw Dr. Barrett today. He's a very nice man. :) And he thinks Chanti has a mild kidney infection rather than anything, as he put it, catastrophic, so he gave her some antibiotics and we're to go back tomorrow.
:) Luckily he was close by.
Have to say I'm a HUGE LFN fan, and was an active part of the S5 campaign....I'm so glad to hear you're enjoying!