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On the road a little humor goes a long way:

Join the Boycott!!  Ban Bumperstickers

If You Can Read This I've Lost My Trailer

Honk If Anything Falls Off

Sometimes You're the Bug.  Sometimes You're the Windshield

Dogs Want the Company of other Dogs.  Cats want Mice

If You're Not The Lead Dog The View Never Changes

4 Out of  3 People Have Trouble With Fractions

It's never too late to have a happy childhood

The 2 Rules for success..
1.  Never tell all you know

"It's never too late to have a happy childhood."

This is my dear son. He is a caring petsitter, also a talented computer programmer (he originated this website) who is computerizing the irrigation system for the state of Arizona.
He is an avid golfer, a Redskins fan, and an aspiring actor
.

A Cat By any other Name is still a Cat!

My favorite cat used to bring me mice all the time. I asked the vet "Why? Are they like gifts? Is he giving me presents?" She said "Actually, no, he just realizes you are totally incapable of catching your own."

Favorite Pet Postcard

Hello there!

Hello there!
Thought I'd check in on you for a bit !
As I see there's nothing new going on .

Looking good though .
Wish you a wonderful day !

Favorite Postcards

WHY GOD MADE PETS

They help out around the house...

They protect our children ...

They look out for the smaller ones ...

They show us how to relax

They "converse" with each other .

They help you when you're down .

They are great at decorating for the Holidays.

They have "great" expectations.

They are Patriotic .

They are happy to "test" the water

They love their "teddies"


They know who's "BOSS"

AND - They know when we need a good LAUGH!

'This would be funny if it weren't happening to me"

It is done by moving the corners of the mouth upward.
LET ME SHOW YOU HOW..............

NOW PASS IT ON, AND MAKE SOMEONE ELSE SMILE!!!

Favorite Pet Story

"Life Saving Babe"

A 150-lb pot bellied pig who prostrated herself in the middle of a busy country road in Upstate New York is credited with saving the life of her owner.

The savvy swine squeezed her way out of a doggy door and somehow opened the gate in a fenced yard and then proceeded to park herself in the road in front of the house until a motorist stopped. The pig made a loud squealing noises as she led the motorist to the house.

The motorist banged on the door and yelled "It seems that your pig is in distress out here." A weak voice came from within the house, "I'm in distress in here, please call an ambulance."

Apparently, the pigs owner had suffered a minor heart attack and was unable to get to the phone to call for help which the animal sensed was needed.

My Pig Story

I was born and raised on a small farm in Missouri. My first job was to take care of our pets. My favorite was a pig called Armistace. She was fun and funny, smart and gentle and out-weighed me by 250 lbs. She didn't mind my riding her while she rooted about as long as I didn't mind where we went. I thought she was a boy until my 6th birthday, she gave birth to six little piglets. I still remember her look "for you kid." I couldn't have loved her more.

CHEEK TO CHEEK “My daughters potbellied pig and puppy like to pal around at her Fair Oaks, California home,” says Bruce McPhee. “I think this photo she took is wonderful. The expression on the pigs face is priceless."

 

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