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Lydia, that is so exciting! I can't wait to hear all about your search and see your new house!
Chrissy, I'm so sorry. That sounds so intense.
Dbf is home and sleeping in I guess. Well, he got up to eat breakfast and went back to bed. Whatev.
Savana and Kai told me a few weeks ago they'd like to read the stories about Noah and the Arc and Jonah and the Whale (darn veggie tales). I found a book at a garage sale this week that is bible stories for children. We are reading them now and they are clear that they are just stories like Snow White is just a story. When we finished reading last night I said, "So these are the stories that many people believe to be real. There are other stories that others believe to real too. Sometimes people fight about whose stories are real and that is what many wars are about. Can you believe that?"
Kai - "Yes, mom. I can believe it. Do you know why I can believe it? You've told me a THOUSAND MILLION TIMES!"
Kai is too darn cute! How is he doing? And you know what, as a story the Arc and Jonah and the Whale are pretty good. I remember being fond of them but even as a child I took that as just that-stories.
There was an interesting tidbit on the History Channel about the flood. They were by the Dead Sea? Red Sea? I can't remember but there was evidence that the area flooded suddenly during the period when Noah should have built his arc. The expert was speculating that 'the world' did indeed flood. At least the world as they knew it, but not literally the entire world. I mean, they still believed the earth was flat back then. So anyway...it made a lot of sense to me. I believe that there is some truth in all these stories...it's just between translation, being retold through generations (anyone ever play telephone?), and some creative thinking to add in magic, the Bible ended up being nothing more than a compilation of fairy tales. With some truth at the root of most of the stories. At least that's my own opinion on it. I'm not so married to that idea that I'd debate it though.
This whole thing with Bobbie is really killing me. I'm torn between being gravely concerned for her because I know how she is. She's probably a mess and feeling like the world is over, but she's not going to talk to me unless it's to tell me again for the trillionth time how much I suck and how I've always sucked. And I'm pretty sick of hearing it. The other part of me is trying very hard to understand how she could have become so spoiled and expect so much to be provided for her and yet still feel the need to complain it's not enough. And when I say complain, I mean screech at the top of her lungs.
I've been in 3 physical altercations this year. My brother, my husband, and now Bobbie. I'm not proud of it but I cannot think of what else I could have done. When Bobbie went at me last night, scratching and biting, it was like instinct kicked in and before either of us knew it I had her on the floor. I didn't push her or anything like that and I tried to take her down without hurting her...but still. I'm feeling just awful about the whole thing. I want to hide in my bed all weekend.
Ah, Chrissy, I feel for ya. I just can't imagine what I'd think. I hope that Bobbie can realize all that you do for her and not take so much of her pain out on you. It must be so hard.
L, house hunting sounds exciting! I hope you find one that you love!
Bridget, Kai is so funny. I'm surprised that Travis hasn't asked me more religious questions. The only thing he's asked me recently is why do gran and grandad go to church? And I told him it was because they liked to go singing with the other misters and ladies. I don't think anyone at the church knows that my FIL is an atheist, but they absolutely adore him because he has such a beautiful singing voice.
And speaking of singing, I'm out tonight for a "curryoke" night. It's a charity thing where we've paid for a meal (the curry) and have to get up and sing karaoke. This should be interesting since I'm not much of a singer myself!
It sounds like fun Ash! I can't carry a tune in a handbasket, but I love to sing kareoke. And for charity?! Awesome!
I'm not convinced Bobbie is just taking her anger out on me (us). I think this is just who she is. She wasn't ever this vocal about it, but she's always been a 1/2 empty kinda girl. I remember when she was about 8 or 9 and we'd just spent an entire day setting up one of those blue, rubber, round above ground pools. Back then they had just come out and were quite pricey (especially for us). It was around $400, which for us was a great sum of $. Anyway, we spent the day setting it up, leveling it, filling it...it was a lot of work and I was so happy I could give the girls something they had wanted for quite a while. I don't remember what it was, but something set her off and she stomped down the hall wailing, "Every day is such a bad day!" That was the first time I felt a flash of anger inside...I mean, there was simply nothing anyone could ever do to make her be happy. She's the only one that's made me feel that way, and she's gotten a lot worse about it as she's gotten older.
I know it's not about material things. I've spent far more hours talking to her, listening to her, or chatting with her on IM than I have with Jesi & Syd combined. Bobbie is more emotionally needy and I get that. I've always gotten that and have tried very hard to always be there for her. Yet, she'll say I never talk to her. She says I'm always too busy. I really don't get it. Her perception is very different than mine. I consider 2-3 hours of straight one-on-one talking to be talking at least sometimes. And we've done that A LOT. But she insists I "never" talk to her. I'm at the point where I just want to give up...throw her out to the world and say, "you think I didn't talk to you or do anything for you? Well now I'm really not gonna." I won't--it's just how I feel right now.
Ugh. I need to get off this because I'm just going to make myself crazy over it. I really hope she doesn't give up her job. I'm suspicious that she's stopped going to college because she hasn't been doing her homework that I can see. She works 5-6 hours 2-3 days a week and then she's either sleeping on the couch or out with friends.
Chrissy, that sounds awful. My stomach was in knots just reading it. I can only hope that Bobbi will outgrow it eventually. It doesn't make the 'now' any easier.
I sound great when I sing in the car. My music teacher in high school, who was 60+ with blue hair, told me singing with the radio is the worse thing for your voice. ha! Have fun at karaoke Ashley.
We are having a quiet weekend here, ds is with my sister this weekend, dh had day surgery yesterday, so I am tending to him. We are about to watch Pride Prejudice with Keira Knightly. I also got The Jane Austen Book Club movie. My dh can't exactly get up and run away. I am sure after those movie he will want to watch something loud with a lot of car chases.
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She did come get her car, so I hope that means she'll be going to work. I know she loves it there and I don't want her to give that up. And I sent her a text saying we'll have a good talk in a day or two after we've both had time to decompress a bit. She responded with 'ok' so...at least she didn't tell me to f.o.a.d.
I've had a busy, productive day. I rearranged my living room to get my tv & Conner's computer away from the heater. I'm tired and settling down and hope to have an extremely quiet evening.
I'm so sorry you and Bobbie are going through this, Chrissy. I know what you mean about that half-empty thing.
My maternal grandfather died this morning. My mother is out of town at my paternal grandmother's memorial service, and everyone has been trying to get in touch with her, since she was out of cell reception. I had to pass a message on to her that her father had died, which felt awful, but it needed to be done. Her mother and sister were frantic. So she now has to go to Madison for his funeral on Tuesday, after being out of town for six days and planning on being in Wyoming for six days next week. I have been trying to contact work to ask about adding on to my time off to make this a complete two-week stretch of days off, since I don't have any alternate arrangements. I've been thinking about other things to do, but dh doesn't like any of the things I've come up with.
And then I was thinking about how if I did have this time off anyway (hopefully work will get back to me), maybe I should take the kids and go to Wisconsin. Maybe we could go to the funeral and then Bridget and I could hang out and our kids would surely hit it off. Right? I especially thought Kai and Ro would love each other. Then I looked at the price of plane tickets for four of us. It would have been so cool. I was already trying to figure out how to explain to the extended family how it would be easier for everyone if I hung out with a friend outside of town instead of imposing on all of them.
I'm sorry for your loss and I'm sorry that plane tickets are so expensive. Are you sure you can't afford it? I'm sure it would be a fun and restorative visit.
Chrissy - I'm sorry about the fight. I can't image how you must have felt afterwards.
We just got back from seeing "The Master." It was really good, but I can't really tell you why or what it was about or what really happened. But it was riveting. I guess if I had to say, it was about an ambiguous relationship between two men. Whatever - It was really good. I told my dh that I want to go to a film study class in 20 years where they look at the films of the early 21st century - I think it will be interesting to find out what they were about!
"Any idiot can face a crisis; it is this day-to-day living that wears you out." -Anton Chekhov
Syd & I watched Katy Perry. It was about Katy Perry. I actually rather enjoyed it. It humanized her to me, for sure, and made me adore her even more. I got a little teary eyed when she was really struggling with the heartbreak of the failure of her marriage and all dressed up seconds from appearing on stage and just losing it..but somehow she just snapped it together, pasted on her big, fabulous grin, and did it. A-maze-ing.
You know, performing can be a really wonderful vacation from being yourself for a while. You have to concentrate so much on the performance that you don't have to think about the rest of your garbage. I don't know how I feel about Katy Perry except that I feel like she is a lot more in control of her person/mind/career than most of the younger famous girls out there. Watching Amanda Bynes slowly disintegrate for the past few weeks is really disturbing. KP seems like she has some depth and strength of character.
Oh, and speaking of disturbing: L and anyone else who listens to Radio Lab - did you listen to the latest one? I would be interested in someone else's take on it.
"Any idiot can face a crisis; it is this day-to-day living that wears you out." -Anton Chekhov
It was really sad...and yes, she has tremendous character. Her story is really remarkable.
L, i'm very sorry to hear your news.
Me (40) DH (47) & furbabies * m/c 7/08 4/12 11/12
Oh, man L. I am so sorry for your loss. And at the same time I got really excited when I read that paragraph about coming here because I missed the part where the tickets are too much? Would it help at all for you to stay with me? I'd LOVE to have you all. I really, really would. Big hugs to you.
Well, I still haven't heard back from work about whether or not I get the days off next week. Tickets for the four of us would be over $2K, and that's not counting car rental. The least expensive flights start around 11 or 12 PM and involve layovers in the middle of the night. And I know that a big part of my motivation would be seeing Bridget and family, and I would be torn about spending time with my family and supporting them and wanting to just be there for the events and otherwise run away to Bridget's and letting our children run and play and having a glass of wine with Bridget in her house next to the lake. Aside from that, I'm still supposed to be finding a house in the next two weeks. My dad skipped his own mother's memorial service to work on this. So it was just a dream, really, but a nice dream until I started getting practical about it. It wouldn't be a good idea. Oh, and plus the twins woke up this morning with hacking coughs.
The twins have been asking a lot about death and what it is to be old in the past day, and they are making comments about who is old and who is not.
Katy, I had to actually go look on the Radiolab website to see which episode was the latest one, because I finally broke down and bought the app and have been listening to a lot of the older episodes as well. I've listened to probably five episodes in the past week. The app is terribly buggy, but it does eventually sort of work. Anyway, there are a lot of comments on the site about the episode, and I assume you are probably referring to the Yellow Rain segment, since that was the most emotionally wrenching and confusing part of the whole thing. Hearing someone else cry is always upsetting, and hearing them cry because of rightful anger and sadness for an entire people is even worse-- I was glad they ended up talking a bit after that, and each presented their points of view, but since it was edited after the interview was over and the emotional part was done, it seemed excessively calm and didn't show any comforting or calming they might have done to their guests. I found the segment interesting, since I hadn't known anything about this mystery, but I didn't like the way they went about it and edited it. There were a lot of angry comments on the website about it. I just read the Wikipedia entry about Yellow Rain and found that fairly informative.
Ah, it was a really nice dream. All day I've been making little plans in my head about what we would do. Nothing fancy, of course. But Savana and Kai have a lot of little secret spots just in our yard and the field across the street that i know C and R would love. Maybe someday.
I probably wouldn't even know one of her songs if I heard it. I don't know any recent pop music. I either listen to my old school stuff like Dead Prez, lauryn hill, Ani Difranco...OR npr radio. That's if I don't have the kids in the car. If the kids are in the car then I am listening to audio books. My brother is always saying, "Have you heard the new.....?" and I have to put my dork badge on and tell him I have no idea what he's talking about.
I secretly like her, too! LOL.
I'm sad for both of you, Bridget and L, that you don't get a visit. Although I think I would have been seriously jealous if you did so an immature part of me is glad you can't!
Me (40) DH (47) & furbabies * m/c 7/08 4/12 11/12
L, I'm sorry to hear about your losses in your family. And such a shame that you can't meet up with Bridget and her kids as I'm sure y'all would have a blast. I hate that airfare is so expensive nowadays. I really want to see my family next year, but we're saving up for a new car, so we can't do both when they are both so blinking expensive.
The curryoke thing was really funny last night, but it's made me realize that I'm too old for these late night gigs! We didn't get home til one and I'm suffering for the lack of sleep today! I didn't get to sing anything because I've never seen a crowd so keen to sing. The DJ that ran the machine was like, "people, I can't handle anymore requests." LOL. I did have fun singing along to all the cheesey songs that people sang though.
Josh and I love to listen to music. I like some of the current pop, some 80's and 90's. My mom likes all these eclectic things that I really don't like but once in a while we like the same things, like she mentioned Mumford and Sons in an e mail today and I like some of their stuff.
My mom sent me an e mail with the subject line "Important news!" so I kind of started worrying, and I opened it and it said there is an article on NKOTB in the Boston Globe magazine. LOL
Ash I'm glad you had a good time! I've never even been to karaoke but it looks fun. I might even sing if I had a couple drinks.
Oh, I've only just started taking notice of Mumford and Sons. I like that new song they have out; I think it's called "I will wait." And there's another band called Noah and the Whale that are similar in style that are good as well. I like all sorts of music; I don't tend to buy any pop stuff that is trendy in the charts, but that's all they play on the radio here, so I do listen to it every now and then when I'm not listening to a CD. I love everything from 2pac to Gary Allan to Johnny Cash to Kings of Leon, etc.
I like Katy Perry too. Pretty much every song that is on the radio of hers I like. We listen to a lot of music in our house and buy a number of songs every year. We were just thinking that we might have to censor out a bit of once we have a little dude....not too much but we have some songs where the bad words are just way too clear and I wouldn't want a 2 yr old repeating that.
I HATE audio books. I know a they are very popular in the library and we check them out like crazy...and those are all non-fiction! I have tried them a few times but just cannot stand them. I'm leaving Saturday for a conference in Rochester and I'm almost certain my boss will be playing one in the car. But since he's driving, he can do what he wants. Last time we went to one, we listened to Packing for Mars I think. Least it's only about a 2 hour drive each way.
I am sad to leave my girls for two nights and told DH I was worried about him taking care of them because he doesn't think to check their water and food like I do. He said to give him some credit....when he knows I will not be there to take care of it, of course he would check for that.
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11-Year Old Boy Slays Performance To Lady Gaga's "Applause"
Kids who were obviously born to dance hold a special place in our black, dead hearts. Looks like we'll have to carve out an entire ventricle for 11-year old Sean Lew, who serves a Miguel Zarate-choreographed routine to Lady Gaga's "Applause" with a heaping serving of ferociousness.
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I think with the right training this kid could be amazing...like Mike Munich amazing. And the reason I bring him up (besides the fact that he dances for Gaga and other artists) is that he blends elegance, technique and femininity (can you do a routine in stilettos?) with masculinity, hard lines and dark edge. Reality is that people like this boy will always come up against stereotypes from the gay & straight world, which is just unfortunate because so many people support their identity at the exclusion of others.
Check him out on YouTube. Sean Lew. Amazing.
That kid is incredible. Awesome job.
I am LIVING for this kid!!! He straight handled that routine like a BOSS!!! I love how he was serving cunty realness to every single girl on that floor! ♡♡♡♡♡♡♡♡♡♡
This made my day. Amazing to see so much artistic energy coming from a young guy. I hope he has friends and family around him that encourage him!
Great ! Never Stop !!!
Holy Dancing Shoes!!! This boy has it going on!! So much energy, so fluid, and total command of the choreography and ownership of the floor. He made the other dancers look like they were standing still. He definitely should audition for SYTYCD when he's older. I'd say he's got a future as a dancer! Well done young man...well done!
Meh. He's good but he's not that good. Though with time and training he can be really good.
I agree... I find his moves really stiff.. He has the energy though..
Always has to be one troll on the boards.
Why are you hating? This kid is 11 years old. If you can hate on an 11 year old who is FABULOUS... you must go around hating everyone. Lo Siento for you.
I so loved his performance done with passion, drive and love of dance...so wonderful he has found such a great talent at such a young age. What I was bothered by were the disgusting, foul-mouthed comments aimed at the young people in this video. You should be ashamed of yourselves!
Someone send this video to the Ellen TV website. She will put him on the show and no doubt give him some nice gift $$$$$$$$
He owned it. And used up that floor without impeding anyone. Way to go!!!
Work Me Ova!!!
I see another America's Got Talent competitor! He's great!
the other kids were great as well ......they all were good .......
I thought he was awesome, if you got what it takes to do this then do it no matter who you are. He has great moves and he will make a great dancer as he gets older. Keep up the great job young man. You are an awesome dancer
Y'all fake ass,lazy Mf's "drag in training".Please note your sitting on your ass watching not doing shit but judging.
Lazy,negative BITCHES.AKA HATERS.
Love it!! It takes an Instinct to show a talented mind! Don't say a drag Queen in training! I have never ever seen a Drag Queen move like that - fearful of their weaves falling getting out of places!
On the quest of being a bottom .....typical Gaga's fan.
Also, why don't we try *not* talking about an 11 yr old's sexual positions preferences, huh?
You can leave your internalized homophobia/self-loathing/misogyny at the door.
It's not only bottoms who love Gaga, and dancing...sooooo yeah...
Is that a lilBeast i see there? Amazing!!! Here's another one with him in it: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=noJW6nSbpck&list=PL1odys4crT5wp1RvFEwM1tPjr--2k8yot&index=7
I sent a note to this kid and he responded very appreciatively. If you look on youtube, you will see him respond to a lot of the comments in a very kind way.
Drag Queen in Training!!! Outdanced all those lil girls!!!
How is he a drag queen in training? Why can't he just be a dancer?
Negative,judgmental people like you,never amout to shit really. Please post your dance moves:)
Not everyone thinks being a drag queen is a negative thing, and I really don't think the person who made the comment meant it to be an insult. Every drag queen I've ever met has been a very confident person with a big personality. Sounds like you're the one being judgmental.
Why is being a drag queen a negative thing?
My eyes dried out from not wanting to blink. Wow, so great!
Yes, he is excellent --but he is a child, so I think using terms like the "c"word above are in poor taste, don't you?
I dont think so. Go watch a drag queen rehearse and try and tell me that they dont use that same term. Its no big deal. Besides... this is a gay website.
Cunting is a dance style
he needs to audition for so you think you can dance cause he can
I am LIVING for this kid!!! He straight handled that routine like a BOSS!!! I love how he was serving cunty realness to every single girl on that floor! ♡♡♡♡♡♡♡♡♡♡
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Findings from published scientific literature indicate that resveratrol may be the most effective compound for maintaining optimal health and promoting longevity.144 Resveratrol is a phytoalexin, a polyphenolic compound which is produced by Vitis vinifera as a response to attack by molds. Because of the widespread use of pesticides in modern wine making, including the practice of copper sulfation, the level of resveratrol in modern wines has plummeted. Red wine contains resveratrol, but the quantity varies depending on where the grapes are grown, the time of harvest and other factors. In fact, usually only one to three mg of resveratrol per liter of red wine is currently found, even in the most robust red wines. After years of relentless research, a standardized resveratrol extract is now available as a dietary supplement.
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I just stitch one side down then I have a threader thingie that pulls the elastic right down then I stitch it on the other side. Easy pesy.
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It took me a few tries. I have a few its caught in the casing haha I was too lazy to take them apart. If you pull it pretty tight and angle the bottom away from the needle some, it seems to help. I probably make bigger casings then I need to.
Ok Angela, I think I get it more now. I was looking at the GM and thought it was interesting that the elastic was tacked down on the outside lol
jammies and diapers, I will put the fabric choices up there. I decided to keep it separate from my personal page. Easier that way
Ouch. My brain hurts from reading that
On another note. I'm spend the say sewing on my moms machine It is a thousand times better than mine. My diaper came out sooooo good. I couldnt believe how easy it was. I'll get pics in a few days prob.
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I bought entirely to much fleece to make diapers out of so Im gonna try to make this today if babies will cooperate with me
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Angela- can't wait to put the pants on becca. <3
Amanda- make sure you post pics of the diapers you are working on..
\I just talked hubby into buyin me a sewing machine so Maybe once I figure out how to work it I'll try my hand at some dipes. I'll probably start easy with two ply wipes since we use the cloth wipes anyways.
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V - I wanted to say that I LOVE your elastic method. My mom was trying to explain it to me and I couldn't figure out what she was saying. I watched your video and it just clicked.
I did one diaper that way and it was sooooooo much easier. I think the end product had the same quality, but it was a lot easier. I just need better elastic, which I now have and will use this weekend when I get a chance to sew.
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Ok heres what I made today , its a sleep sack.....instead of a zipper...which I have no idea how to sew in I used 2 inch wide velcro at the bottom....its almost to small for Marisol...lol I forgot how chubby she is, but it'll work for a couple of months....BTW..this is some fleece I purchased to make a diaper with!!!! I like sewing on Fleece so much better than flannel
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That sleep sack is cute!
This is what I made today. Not fluffy but I am not a crafty person so I am pretty proud of this. Ainsley's room is orange. It is a holder for her bows!


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The first time dbf and I ever did anything that did not involve alcohol we went to a movie. He said he was picking me up and he showed up on his Harley. Luckily I hadn't put a dress on! Then we went to the 1.00 movie theater and we were too early so we went to this little tiki bar that was outside the theater (only in Hawaii!) and he asked me if I wanted a drink (ok I guess there was alcohol involved) so I said I'd have a screwdriver. He ordered one for us to share and I was giving him a hard time and said, "Wow, dollar movie and half a cocktail. Best date ever!"
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Submitted by MJ | March 1 2012 | Permalink
A very interesting perspective. I thought I was alone in dreading the loss of my dog years before it actually happened. It helped to think of each day as a gift.
Submitted by Kate Titus | March 6 2012 | Permalink
Thanks, MJ. I, too, try to stay focused on what we can do today to enjoy our time together. On those days when I'm really tired or busy and don't feel like going for a walk, I do it anyway because I know we don't have forever. His silly grin keeps me focused on the now.
Submitted by Amy C. | March 6 2012 | Permalink
Thank you, Kate, for this insightful & sensitive essay! Several years ago, I gave one of my schnauzers to my mom, who lives in Michigan. While Darby wasn't afraid of thunderstorms in Arizona, Michigan has so many that she has become fearful of them, as well as other loud noises. I've heard of the Thundershirt several times now, and will recommend that as well. Thank you!
Submitted by Kate Titus | March 12 2012 | Permalink
Thanks for your comment! It's all just rain, wind and light to us, but our dogs experience so much more. I grew up in the Midwest (Go Buckeyes!) and I remember those loud summer storms. They are significantly different out there than here in Arizona. Even I can smell the difference -- I'm sure the Schnauzer would agree. Good luck reducing her storm stress.
Submitted by Murphee's Mom | March 6 2012 | Permalink
Well done Kate! That's a great comparison of the anxiety some dogs feel about, in this case, thunderstorms and how we feel about losing them.
Submitted by CH | March 6 2012 | Permalink
It's not so important to me that I know exactly what Harley's reacting to (bright lights, sounds, change in pressure, etc.); I wanted to find an avenue to true empathy. I felt like empathy would help me think outside the box to better provide the comfort he needed. And I think I've found those things in the Thundershirt, Through a Dog's Ear and Rescue Remedy.
As for the desensitization, I started with a thunderstorm CD and the Thundershirt. The first time I played the CD for him at a moderate volume, he went to the sliding glass doors and looked outside to a clear, sunny day. He turned back in confusion, not sure what was going on, but soon found his bed and settled in. I later added the Through a Dog's Ear CD and Rescue Remedy to help calm him further.
You're right that not all dogs have a thunderstorm or noise phobia, but instead have other challenges. Like I tell my therapy dog class, I can't tell you everything you ned to know about your dog, but I can teach you to learn from him. And that's part of the fun of having a dog, right?
Submitted by Nancy Sperduti | March 7 2012 | Permalink
I sucessfully desencitized my Dalmation to thunder by going to Barnes and Noble and purchasing a dvd of a thunderstorm then just cuddeling with her armed with treats while we listened to it on the couch
That's how I started with Harley and it was a huge help. I also used the CD to integrate the Thundershirt into the process. Now when the clouds roll in, he gets my attention (usually by positioning his head across my forearms making it impossible for me to type) and I get his shirt. He knows the routine and waits for the Rescue Remedy and the music before he settles in close beside me in the office. Whether he knows these are good for him or just focuses on the routine, it doesn't matter to me. I just know he's more comfortable and that's all that matters.
Submitted by Clare Annette | March 8 2012 | Permalink
I really enjoyed this article. Whether human or canine, fear affects both species; supposedly though only humans have the awareness of our own inevitable death, which of course most of use fear, which explains so many of our problems! Perhaps by observing our dogs cope with fear we can better understand our own. My dog, Bearbear, is very disturbed by thunderstorms. There's not much I can do except offer a calm presence, to the best of my ability; but even I am mildly unnerved by electrical storms! Thanks for sharing your experiences, Kate and Harley.
Thanks, Clare. I'm reading a great book by Kevin Behan called Your Dog Is Your Mirror about the emotional capacity of humans and dogs. I'm always amazed at how much owners and dogs project similar energy. Perhaps Bearbear is feeding off your dislike of electrical storms more than you realize. Have you ever tried playing a game during a storm or doing something you enjoy to change your own perspective of the storm? Associating the storm with a high-value activity can be a great way to flip the switch on thunderstorm phobia. Be warned though, if it storms in the middle of the night, you'll need to rise and shine with enthusiasm to start the activity. Happy playing!
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Funeral services for Harry Berkowtiz will be held Monday afternoon at the Hebrew Memorial Chapel in Oak Park.
He was killed Tuesday morning inside his home on Charles Lane in Franklin. Police say 33 year-old Thomas Ian Matthews shot and killed Berkowitz, then drove to his ex-girlfriend's house in Royal Oak, where he turned the gun on himself.
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"Help me, Q. I can't move. I can't breathe." Those were the first words spoken by Green Bay Packers tight end Jermichael Finley in the moments following his neck injury suffered against the Cleveland Browns on October 20 at Lambeau Field.
In a compelling first hand account written for Sports Illustrated writer Peter King's new website Monday Morning Quarterback (MMQB.com), Finley tells the story of his injury, his treatment and his comeback hopes.
Finley was injured after making a catch on a short slant route and while going down, lowered his head to avoid a hit from oncoming Browns safety Tashaun Gipson. Gipson avoided a helmet to helmet collision but his shoulder caught Finley in the back of the neck and he didn't get up. After asking for help from fellow tight end Andrew Quarless who was first on the scene, Jermichael said he knew something was wrong and the scariest moment was seeing the fear in Quarless' eyes. Finley said, "Is this God punishing me? Is this karma?" By the time medical help arrived, including a stretcher to whisk him to the hospital, Jermichael said he he feeling in his legs, but not much else. He said, "Clearly there was a problem and I was terrified."
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Jermichael spent the first 36 hours in the intensive care unit, was moved to a private room and released three days later. He continues to recuperate at home and there's no timetable on when he might be able to resume his career.
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