Re: Re: Comedy and Pets (Slightly OT, I Guess)

[Guest guest]

Hi ,

That is a funny way to describe the forgetful fogginess. I might have to try

to remember that for future jokes lol. My dogs also sound like they are killing

each other when they are playing sometimes. I am glad you were able to be in a

more cheerful mood. I hope the rest of your day continues to be a good one

Love,

Becky/SD

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[Guest guest]

> I think this is very on topic because if it weren't for the animals

> I'd have

> no reason to even try to get out of bed suring the day. At least they

> are

> entertaining enough that I want to try to visit them every day.

>

> " Sweet Goat Mama "

> Carolyn Eddy

> www.goattracksmagazine.com

>

> _Carolyn,

I love to watch goats, they are so funny and animated. I learned early

that they love to " nip " I have had my butt chewed on by nanny goats.

One of our hamsters got out one time and we found him in my husbands

pilot briefcase (It is wide and open at the top with flaps). He was in

there eating aerial maps. He had a very shredded nest of Europe.

I love the sound that gerbils make when you pet them. It is distinct

sound.

It has been proven when they took animals in a nursing home for

residents to care for them that the depression rate went down 98 %.

There was one lady that didn't like the dogs or cats and they found out

she used to sing in lounges. They brought her a bird that talks and

would mimic her singing.

I studied this when I was in Nursing class and we had a class on Elder

care. The process of bringing animals, having aviaries (birds),

aquariums, and garden is called edenization. Most residents blood

pressures went down and they became more ambulatory.

This is a process I believe in. I will be the purple haired old lady

buying more animal food than people food as I care for my animals.

Bennie