I Yet Live . . . Barely

Suffice to say, blogging has been light on my end of late, mainly because I've spent the last week feeling like the patient in a House episode. Waking up in the morning with a hobgoblin on your chest, an aching sternum, and every heartbeat resulting in bruising pain is no fun at all.

And because all of that isn't misery enough, I woke up to the news that the Rampaging Horde will be less one member as of this afternoon. Not quite five years old, one of the boy blacks has been afflicted with horrendous joint pain over the past year - a hazard with danes.

With Mal travelling, hopefully I can get right back on top of things over the next several days.

Have I missed anything?

Comments

[Crys]

hey, just wanted to let you know that Soulforce are in Chicago and will be engaging in a debate at Wheaton College tonight from 7pm to 9pm. they've just rolled into town, actually---Wheaton College has been kind enough to provide them a table in the Student Resource center where they should be hanging out this afternoon and tomorrow morning.

i plan on being there tonight to support them. i remembered you were in chicago too---i think---and if you are, i thought you'd like to know so you can spread the word if you're so inclined.

thanks. :)

[Tommy]

So sorry -- you feel better, you hear:)

[Gus]

Sorry to hear about the loss of one of the horde. I had GD's growing up and they have a lot of medical issues for such an imposing breed. I hope you feel better soon.

[blewsdawg]

You will ultimately recover, Robbie. The loss of the dane is truly sad at such a young age.

I've been so fortunate with dogs over the years. I've had my older dog (husky/red wolf) for sixteen years, since she was born. My younger dog (golden/chow/rott/mutt) is eleven years old, and I have had her since birth as well.

Fair winds and following seas to the pooch.

[North Dallas Thirty]

I've had a question ever since that posting....has Mama Dane ever let another male dog NEAR her? Twelve pups later.....