Quirky Habits
#351
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I do tend to be a happy mouse often, LOL!
I have worked on not interrupting dh, but had to make him understand that when he goes on a bit, I can't "stay with"...I need pictures, not flat words (my own term for talk that does not give me pictures).
I will HAVE to finish if dh has his say and tries to walk off...
"uh? are you kidding me...uh-uh...get back here or suffer the consequences you monkey!"
#352
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I hate for the bag to fall in too. It makes a horrible mess to clean up and you have to spray the can out or it will stink to high heaven!
#353
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http://pets.webmd.com/dogs/guide/dog...-get-the-facts
Depending upon the size of dog and type of chocolate, it can be deadly.
Depending upon the size of dog and type of chocolate, it can be deadly.
#355
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My mom made a batch of brownies once, put it on the windowsill to cool and left the house. Their teacup poodle (itty bitty) somehow managed to figure out a way to get up on the counter and ate the entire pan. She got really sick and upchucked the whole thing. To this day, we cannot figure out how she managed to get up on the counter.
#358
I had the opposite problem with my late DH!!!! He'd be thinking of something and then out of the blue, he'd finish his thoughts out loud. How many conversations we had with him starting in the middle of a sentence and I'm looking at him with a bewildered look on my face wondering what the heck he was talking about!! ROL!!!
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Raisins and grapes, chocolate, garlic and onions. I didn't know about the onions, and my dog LOVED onions, especially the Walla Walla variety. When the vet found out he scolded me. Onions and garlic are cousins.
My mom made a batch of brownies once, put it on the windowsill to cool and left the house. Their teacup poodle (itty bitty) somehow managed to figure out a way to get up on the counter and ate the entire pan. She got really sick and upchucked the whole thing. To this day, we cannot figure out how she managed to get up on the counter.
My mom made a batch of brownies once, put it on the windowsill to cool and left the house. Their teacup poodle (itty bitty) somehow managed to figure out a way to get up on the counter and ate the entire pan. She got really sick and upchucked the whole thing. To this day, we cannot figure out how she managed to get up on the counter.
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