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Skriven 2015-04-06 15:40:00 av NANCY BACKUS (1:123/140)
     Kommentar till en text av JANIS KRACHT
Ärende: Re: weathering weather 27
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-=> Quoting Janis Kracht to Nancy Backus on 03-31-15  11:22 <=-

 >> True, but white is what she brought over to us hehe
 > So that's the one you took...  :)

 JK> Yes, if it was a nice warm summer day, we might have wandered around
 JK> the lot, but geez, it was SO cold that day :) :)  And the car was not
 JK> day-glo-green Lol 

Ah, but if it had been a nice warm summer day, you wouldn't have been
there in the first place...  ;)

(heated seats)
 JK> I can see how that is nice.  When we bring Toby (my black lab) home
 JK> from the vet hospital this week, I'll make sure it's turn on in the
 JK> back... at least at the first level (there are three).  

Did he enjoy the warmth...?  :)  My seats only have two levels... :)

 JK> Poor dog just had major surgery, but he's doing well thank goodness..

Glad he's doing well... is he healing well from the surgery by now...?

 JK> He had a huge mass removed from his abdomen, and another smaller one
 JK> removed from his stomach.  The one in his stomach cracked me up.. it
 JK> was a piece of cloth!  These labs really do eat everything and
 JK> anything they find.  Ron and I are betting it was a washcloth or
 JK> something like that! 

Whatever it was, it didn't digest well, and didn't pass on out through
the system...  ;0

 JK> The huge mass was a concern because it's removal could have caused
 JK> excessive bleeding, but it wasn't attached to anything so he really
 JK> lucked out there.  He had some others in his mouth, one small on his
 JK> liver, so all will be sent for biopsy.

I think I saw somewhere that at least part of it turned out to be
cancer...?  Did they think they got all there was to get...?  

 >> Yes, flu vaccine with no needles or doctor visits, etc. I can't argue
 >> with that :)
 > It may not be tailored towards what this year's varieties might be, but

 JK> Seems half the time, the pros don't nail it exactly right anyway from
 JK> what I've read.

True... maybe not quite that high a percentage, but it's pretty hard to
predict, especially as far ahead as they have to start making the
vaccine to have it available in time...
 
 > it seems to work out fine for you all the same... :)  It probably works
 > as well as the Tamiflu if you happen to pick up something, too...

 JK> Yeah, think so ;)

Seems to, anyway... ;)

ttyl           neb

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