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LisaOKC
at Thu Dec 21 21:22:55 2006 [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by LisaOKC ]
Does the picture below give you a clue?
We actually did this card three years ago.
My beloved tortoise shell cat, Chrissy, died two days
after Christmas '03, at the ripe old age of
18. We now have a three year old torti persian, Jenny, and
a 2 1/2 year old russian blue, Tucker, that we adopted
at petsmart.
The beta fish WAS dead when we took the photo.
My spouse went into my daughter's room to take
the fish's portrait and it was floating. Daughter
wanted the photo taken anyway.
The dogs are still with us, but the setter is REALLY
getting old. Severe arthritis, incontinance, but the
internal organs seem to be doing ok. Setter is Lindsey,
Black dog is Max, and the Collie is, you guessed it,
Lassie.
The bearded dragon, "Caveman" was a youngster in '03,
he is a big three year old now.
The five lined skink, Geico, is four years old.
The brown snake (storea dekay)has moved on to the next
world, life, whatever.
The box turtles are juvies that I was keeping in that winter,
all are hibernating now. The red eared slider also now
hibernates in his pool that has a heater in it to keep the
water from freezing. It was so warm earlier this week, he
was out sunning
The cockatiel, Spunky, is six year old and we also have a
white parakeet that my daughter found one cold november day
in the carpool line (some idiot parent had released it), my
daughter's teacher helped her catch Spice and she brought
the bird home in her lunchbox. Fortunately, we had an extra
cage.
We still have the bunnies, Smokey and Fluffy. Fluffy, the
brown bunny, is eight years old and in great shape. Smokey
is five years old.
The praying mantid lived another month or two and is one
of several that I have kept. I love mantids.
I won't go into the lobster roaches, superworms and mealworms.
The herps have a Christmas dinner of crickets and wax worms
arriving via fedex tomorrow morning.
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RE: Too Quiet - LisaOKC, Thu Dec 21 21:22:55 2006 