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Thank you all so much for your advice. I hadn't even thought of a church or vet clinic.I'm off to email her right now with those suggestions.

I have a dear epal in Tempe, Arizona. Was chatting with her on messenger tonight. She said that her dog had died in her lap tonight/today. She was very distressed. The main problem is that she is physically incapable of burying the dog herself. She has spent much of the past 3 months in hospital...

Thanks for your quick reply Andy. I feel like a total goose now :wacko: , should have thought of that. I guess after a year of puter 'stuff', I'm still a newbie.

I know this thread is over a week old, but I'm still noticing problems too. Yesterday when I logged on, browsed a few forums, then used the 'forum jump' at the bottom of the page, I discovered that I wasn't logged on to the page that just loaded. Tried the refresh button, but that didn't help...

Hi, was browsing a thread when I discovered a delicious recipe near the bottom of the page. Is it possible to isolate and print just 1 post, or do I need to print out the entire thread? Not sure if this has been asked before, thanks.

Bravo texasgirl - that takes guts. I've only killed one in my life, but shook for an hour afterwards. I was about 18 and on my way out the door for nightshift at 3.45. No-one else was at home, and a tiger snake greeted me at the doormat. So I quickly slammed the door and exited via the...

This happened with me also urnmaniac. Mum was always shooing me out of the kitchen (even into my late teens) with a terse "Out - you're in the way". Not that the kitchen at home was small in any way, but I think Mum was just 'territorial' so to speak. I cant think of any other explaination...

Thanks everyone for your helpful replies. John - manifest destiny is definately an American term, but yes, one bonus point. I'm with you Thumper, I just love the 'unique' flavour of the Weber, so will more than likely be keeping it simple. QSis - I checked the brochure and the Smokey...

I'm seriously considering getting a Weber BBQ for hubby this Christmas, but not sure of the sizes. They didn't have any in stock at our local BBQ store, but I did come home with a fancy 28 page brochure. Weber has the 47cm and 57cm varieties. So I'm just wondering if anyone here has roasted a...

Perfect here too mrsmac. It was 23 (76) today. Tomorrow we're expecting 27 (80), so it will be terrific for the Melbourne Cup, and the ladies in their summer dresses. As for me, just more weeding - lol. Sierra, I'm jealous. I loooove thunderstorms. Especially at night. Cant complain though...

I'm with you mrsmac. I love it too. Through the summer months hubby works until about 6:30 - 7pm. It is so nice for him to be home before dusk. He sometimes asks me to take a walk with him around the garden, to literally just stop and smell the roses.

They sure dont make em like that anymore, texasgirl. It's just not Christmas without Bing on the record player. It is somewhat a paradox for us aussies though, as we do love our hot Christmas days.:lol: Still, I think it is the spirit of the music and words. As much as I love Elvis, he has...

Wow - so many great songs and memories here. GB - I did a quick search on my music program and came up with 2 possibilities... Ted Nugent - Great White Buffalo Rin Tin Tin - The White Buffalo Probably right out of left field, as I've never heard of the song, sorry. Mentioning grandparents...

texasgirl - thats a word I haven't heard of in a while - turntable. I still have mine, but the needle needs replacing. Not sure if they are still available. :ohmy:

I had to look it up too urmaniac, and agree completely. :sad: When hubby and I owned a butcher shop, we never stocked veal, just out of principle. We only sold yearling beef (18-24 months) On rare occasions we struck some beef that was unusually tough. On contacting the slaughter-house...