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The Chit Chat Chit Chat Thread
- Thread starter The Mom
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MinnieM123
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So, Jack has one of those plastic, raised platform dog dish setups in the kichen. After 12 years, I couldn't stand looking at it anymore, because it never really looked clean, even when it was washed down (I think it was the design of it -- raised food/water dishes over a storage drawer beneath.)
Found much better ones in Petsmart. They're basically just a raised open frame, and the 2 bowls fit in the openings (nothing underneath).
Dumped the old one, and placed the new one in kitchen. You should have seen the look on his dog face --
. He hates change -- ANY change.
Sniff, sniff new contraption and glare at me . . . Sniff, sniff and glare again . . .
Then, I poured water in the bowl, and put his dog food in the other. Not a second lapsed, and he chowed down his meal. Looked at me: all was forgiven.
Found much better ones in Petsmart. They're basically just a raised open frame, and the 2 bowls fit in the openings (nothing underneath).
Dumped the old one, and placed the new one in kitchen. You should have seen the look on his dog face --
. He hates change -- ANY change. Sniff, sniff new contraption and glare at me . . . Sniff, sniff and glare again . . .
Then, I poured water in the bowl, and put his dog food in the other. Not a second lapsed, and he chowed down his meal. Looked at me: all was forgiven.
DryerLintFan
Premium Member
So, Jack has one of those plastic, raised platform dog dish setups in the kichen. After 12 years, I couldn't stand looking at it anymore, because it never really looked clean, even when it was washed down (I think it was the design of it -- raised food/water dishes over a storage drawer beneath.)
Found much better ones in Petsmart. They're basically just a raised open frame, and the 2 bowls fit in the openings (nothing underneath).
Dumped the old one, and placed the new one in kitchen. You should have seen the look on his dog face --
Sniff, sniff new contraption and glare at me . . . Sniff, sniff and glare again . . .
Then, I poured water in the bowl, and put his dog food in the other. Not a second lapsed, and he chowed down his meal. Looked at me: all was forgiven.
I feel the same way about those raised plastic ones, but they make some really really pretty ones these days. Homegoods always tempts me because there's are wood and stainless steel
Goofyernmost
Well-Known Member
Which brings up an age old question that I have never heard anyone ask. Officially what is the first day of the week. Sunday? Monday? If it is, as I have always been taught, Sunday then Sunday isn't part of the weekend. That would be Saturday! And Sunday would then have to be Weekstart! That makes Monday just the first day of work. It still works out because both the weekend and the weekstart are traditionally days off work. Would that make the two days the Weekendstart? I think I'm getting a headache.
It’s whatever you want it to be! I start mine on Monday. That way on the computer the weekend is always the last two days on the right - instead of Sunday on the left side of the week and Saturday on the right....Which brings up an age old question that I have never heard anyone ask. Officially what is the first day of the week. Sunday? Monday? If it is, as I have always been taught, Sunday then Sunday isn't part of the weekend. That would be Saturday! And Sunday would then have to be Weekstart! That makes Monday just the first day of work. It still works out because both the weekend and the weekstart are traditionally days off work. Would that make the two days the Weekendstart? I think I'm getting a headache.
DryerLintFan
Premium Member
Which brings up an age old question that I have never heard anyone ask. Officially what is the first day of the week. Sunday? Monday? If it is, as I have always been taught, Sunday then Sunday isn't part of the weekend. That would be Saturday! And Sunday would then have to be Weekstart! That makes Monday just the first day of work. It still works out because both the weekend and the weekstart are traditionally days off work. Would that make the two days the Weekendstart? I think I'm getting a headache.
I also start Monday, but I think because Mondays bring me a business mindset. Sunday is for relaxation and chores and whatnot. But when Monday hits, it's time to get to work.
ajrwdwgirl
Premium Member
Please don't let him get cooking wine
Oh no, he won't. He's had to get it before so he knows what to get.
FutureCEO
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$400 dollars for a work week gets you a cupboard at Disney
Figgy1
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That's not always true
StarWarsGirl
Well-Known Member
- In the Parks
- No
We got a new automatic feeder for Jasmine. You press a button on it for manual feeding and food comes out. It also has a lock feature where you have to unlock the feeder before pressing the button. I found out why when Jasmine pressed the button to provide herself with another helping of food. 
My aunt had a timeshare condo at Orange Lake in the early 1990s. I recall when I visited her that Orange Lake had a gigantic pool for the guests. It was almost the size of half a football field. It was a nice condo and surrounding grounds from what I can recall. I think the place probably has improved their areas in the last 30 years.
Tony the Tigger
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Figgy1
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Not I. Mount Laundry was taken care of early for me this morning
The rice and beans are done and gravy is on the stove
StarWarsGirl
Well-Known Member
- In the Parks
- No
Probably me.
donaldtoo
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StarWarsGirl
Well-Known Member
- In the Parks
- No
B got his second Moderna shot yesterday. We're at an O's game. He's asleep.