And a Very Happy Birthday to DR ChasSmith!! :D
HAPPY BIRTHDAY DR CHAS 🎁🎈🎉🥂🎂
Happy Birthday, DR Chas!
ATTENTION HHW!!!!! TODAY IS THE BIRTHDAY OF OUR OWN DEAR READER CHAS!!!! EVERYONE SAY HELLO CHAS!!!
HELLO CHAS!!!
ON THE COUNT OF THREE I WANT EVERYONE TO GIVE CHAS A GREAT BIG HHW YEEEEEE HAAAAAWWW!!!!
1.........2...........3
YEEEEEEEEEEEE HAAAAAAAAAAAAWWW
!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Happy Birthday to our DR ChasSmith !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
A most Happy Birthday to DR ChasSmith. All the best to you.
And I didn't even make Chas sit in a saddle and wave his napkin in the air
Thatch at least has both eyes open today, so before I give him his meds, I'll see how they are progressing. He makes me laugh constantly as he tags along with Annabelle. He either struts or trots, and since he doesn't have her jumping abilities or grace yet, he often looks as though he's flailing after her. I can also see that he's patterning himself after her, so in that way she has become his mother.
I wish she'd learn from him about litter box tidiness: he is really intense about burying his waste and I think it may be a product of his feral roof-living days. He digs deep trenches before he does anything, scoops as much litter possible over it, sniffs it, buries it again, and then decides if he's covered his tracks. Annabelle drops a really stinky load, buries nothing, and walks nonchalantly away with absolutely no concern that the air on this side of Central Park has been seriously threatened and lives are endangered.
Thatch at least has both eyes open today, so before I give him his meds, I'll see how they are progressing. He makes me laugh constantly as he tags along with Annabelle. He either struts or trots, and since he doesn't have her jumping abilities or grace yet, he often looks as though he's flailing after her. I can also see that he's patterning himself after her, so in that way she has become his mother.
I wish she'd learn from him about litter box tidiness: he is really intense about burying his waste and I think it may be a product of his feral roof-living days. He digs deep trenches before he does anything, scoops as much litter possible over it, sniffs it, buries it again, and then decides if he's covered his tracks. Annabelle drops a really stinky load, buries nothing, and walks nonchalantly away with absolutely no concern that the air on this side of Central Park has been seriously threatened and lives are endangered.
Thatch at least has both eyes open today, so before I give him his meds, I'll see how they are progressing. He makes me laugh constantly as he tags along with Annabelle. He either struts or trots, and since he doesn't have her jumping abilities or grace yet, he often looks as though he's flailing after her. I can also see that he's patterning himself after her, so in that way she has become his mother.
I wish she'd learn from him about litter box tidiness: he is really intense about burying his waste and I think it may be a product of his feral roof-living days. He digs deep trenches before he does anything, scoops as much litter possible over it, sniffs it, buries it again, and then decides if he's covered his tracks. Annabelle drops a really stinky load, buries nothing, and walks nonchalantly away with absolutely no concern that the air on this side of Central Park has been seriously threatened and lives are endangered.
That knock on the door could be the Air Police, DR Elmore!
Happy birthday, ChasSmith! Hope it’s a great one.
Happy Birthday DR CHAS SMITH!
Happiest of birthdays to DR ChasSmith - it's a great week to have a birthday!
Happy Birthday to DR ChasSmith!
Happy birthday to dear DR Chas!
I'm on my second cuppa coffee, and I've got Thatch's meds all ready laid out. I'm waiting for the Gerbers to warm up a tad before I administer them. I've got the water heating up to dissolve Annabelle's half of the Famciclovir tablet. I think I may use a new syringe for her. These are great!
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Tonight, Tracy and I are meeting for Chinese food and then heading over to Lakewood Playhouse to see A CHRISTMAS CAROL. The reviews have been good, but the word of mouth has been terrible. We shall see who was right. Either way, my friend Joe from the old actor's lunch is playing Scrooge, so I must attend.
Love the epigraph, Laura.
They pay those people a lot of money to clean.
A little organization goes a long way in my book.
A Very Happy Birthday to our Dear Reader ChasSmith!
Happy Birthday to DR Chas!
I hope you're having a wonderful day!
You don't honestly think I'll put up a new topic if we're on page four, do you? Do you?
I have returned from dinner and a show.
I get to sleep in tomorrow morning!
It did not live up to the reviewer’s praise, but it didn’t live down to the word-of-mouth.
The actor who played Charles Dickens was very good,
As were the four actors who played the ghosts.