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4241. arkymalarky - 6/30/2008 4:57:55 AM I tried to post a note, Jex, but I was away from home and my connection was down, and it wouldn't go through. Sorry to hear about Sonny. 4242. thoughtful - 6/30/2008 3:08:45 PM It ain't easy, Jex...my thoughts are with you and Sonny. 4243. jexster - 6/30/2008 5:08:11 PM Thanks girlz..I was so messed up that when the tech asked if it was ok to insert the catheter I didn't know what he was talking about and when he brought Sonny into the Bereavement Room they have, I thought it hadn't been done yet..They'd cleaned him up brushed out his tail and wrapped him in a pink blanket....too much to take 4244. jexster - 6/30/2008 9:07:23 PM This is GRAVEYARD humor...
Background - Colma is just south of SF. For a kazillion years SF has prohibited any burials - only so much space for the living.
So people started to be buried in Colma - running joke Welcome to Colma CA pop 500,000 - 5000 are actually living"
Same for pets..They're handling the arrangements
Welcome to Pet's Rest
A Cemetery, Crematory for all Pet Animals
Serving San Francisco Bay Area Pet Lovers Since 1947
60 years of service to our community!
Conveniently Located in Colma, California, "The City of Souls" 4245. arkymalarky - 6/30/2008 9:34:20 PM Another benefit of living in the country: I know exactly where all our former pets are buried. Our neighbor had a headstone made for his dog, and the police stopped at his house one time and asked if a baby was buried there. The dog's name was Rosie, so at least they weren't asking for a "Spot" or "Rover," but still--and they were perfectly satisfied when Jim told them no, it was his dog. They didn't ask him to dig it up and prove it or anything. 4246. judithathome - 6/30/2008 11:19:05 PM We had to have Leslie's 17 year old Siberian Husky put down on Friday....she had suffered from being let out from his backyard and picked up by the pound days later (where we found her) while he was in the rehab hospital.
I called the lady vet who comes to the home and she put Mali down on Friday. Leslie was so relieved that she was finally in no pain that he took it very well.
In fact, I think the dog was holding on for him and that he knew it...he has imporved in his mental attitude since she went to sleep and he feels as though he helped her.
I know for sure she helped him.... 4247. judithathome - 6/30/2008 11:20:49 PM Jexter, so sorry about Sonny...just know and feel better that there is no pain for Sonny now. 4248. arkymalarky - 7/1/2008 12:20:46 AM Oh man, Judith, that's rough. 4249. jexster - 7/1/2008 12:33:57 AM Yeah they have a sixth sense don't they Judith! We're gonna take Sonny's ashes to Mount Tam State Park in Mill Valley just across the road from where he was born at some point
Just across the Bridge
 4250. jexster - 7/8/2008 2:17:41 AM Well that was quick. Sonny's remains arrived today and so did Sasha charcoal medium hair kitten about 12 weeks...SPCA makes you go thru an inteview, microchips the cat, gives you DVD on cat care...quite the operation they have.. 4251. thoughtful - 7/9/2008 4:46:30 PM So sorry about all the pet loss...so hard on us 2-legged friends left behind.
That is a fabulous picture, jex. Yowzah! 4252. thoughtful - 7/9/2008 4:47:54 PM Well after a 3 week delay for no good reason...it was a real communications snafu...we are finally moving ahead on our house project...the basement floor will be poured tomorrow and the framers arrive on Monday. Wahoo!
Next shots I post should include some wood. Yippe! 4253. arkymalarky - 7/9/2008 5:23:53 PM That will be cool! 4254. alistairConnor - 7/9/2008 9:07:08 PM Damn, Jex. I was going to send you a kitten by express (Fedex or DHL?) We've still got four running around the barn, completely feral, untouchable. The fifth one, we kidnapped (the girlfriend's son got him with a real old Tom and Jerry trick: box, stick, and string trap) to replace the suicidal adolescent that jumped from the 6th floor window. 4255. jexster - 7/10/2008 2:27:39 AM Yeah did I tell you that happened to me..6th floor window, roommate was keeping kitten for vacationing friend. Boy was I pissed..poor thing
We're getting along great, except she thinks I am a kitty condo...keeps leaping on my back..full claw 4256. wabbit - 7/10/2008 2:42:22 PM Jexster, I am so sorry to hear about Sonny, but I bet he had a great life with you. I'm very happy to hear about Sasha - not the full-claw thing, just happy that you have another kitteh. 4257. thoughtful - 7/12/2008 7:12:22 PM Question for Moties: Hubby and I are arguing about what sink to get in the kitchen...he wants a double bowl so he can wash on one side and put the dish rack in the other to dry dishes. I would prefer a large single bowl sink. My thinking is you can always use a dishpan to make the single into a 'double' but you have access to the large sink when you need it.
What do you think? 4258. arkymalarky - 7/12/2008 7:46:02 PM I have a double, but another thing about a double besides the wash/dry is that two people can be doing different things in different sinks at the same time--like if you're cutting veggies over the side with the garbage disposal. It just seems easier for two people to function in the kitchen with a double sink. But I must say honestly that Bob and I don't do a lot in the kitchen, individually or together. We need a dual microwave. ;-) 4259. arkymalarky - 7/12/2008 7:48:32 PM One thing I did in the kitchen that Bob thought was silly--he didn't like the way it looked--was the goose-necked faucet. His good friend up the road corrected him on why that was a good idea. 4260. thoughtful - 7/13/2008 2:40:36 PM OK, thanks. A lot seems to depend on how much and what kind of cooking you do. The double sink works great for mom, but she's by herself so doesn't have to cope with roasting pans and cookie sheets and such. I go crazy tho trying to clean the refrigerator guts without soaking the entire sink area.
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