PEOPLE, PLACES AND DOGS

Hello,

I feel like writing. It is my calling. Writing in stream of consciousness is interesting and surprising, even to me. Today, I met a new Human named Andrew who rescued a fab New
Foundland Retriever named Leo. Leo looks to be 160 pounds, but it is mostly having alot of hair...he is 125 pounds. Andrew adopted Leo knowing that Leo had had several knee surgeries and a hip replacement surgeries somewhere down by Springfield. The Vet there said that Leo's chances of improvement were 20% with anymore surgery or treatment. He would always be severely impaired. Andrew adopted Leo anyway. Through Blum Animal Clinic...there was a recommendation for the dog orthopedist extra-ordinairy in Berwyn. This guy is the man for ortho in dogs. He looked a Leo and said there was a 95% chance that with surgery he could have great improvement. And so it was. Leo was romping around the park today having a good old time.

Other humans are struggling with financial problems compliments of the recession, medical issues, compliments of life and interactionn problems with some other of the Park Humans. Life is complex, is it not

Mochi's human took him to a Purina dog commercial, where reportedly, he did quite well. If he keeps it up, he could put his human through college. Go, Mochi, Go.!

Places: did you happen to read the CS Magazine report on Wiggly Field??? Fortunately, it was moderately unfavorable. That means that there shouldn't be an influx of wannabees. Let' hope so.

Places: anyone want to go to the Carribean ? I would like to check out life down somewhere warm and see about possibilities for living there. If you are inspired, let me know.

There are a number of people who over the course of time have changed their health and body structure by weight loss. To those people, congratulations and self care is the way to keep health. I sound like my mother.

That's all she wrote. Roe