Oh and pythons are not native to Florida, They escaped in one the the hurricanes and went bonkers breeding and killing all the native wildlife. On a good note they do eat gators.
I sprinkled chi seeds in their food today and almost put turmeric and thought best to check it out first to see if it is safe so thank you for that info.
There is a peace of mind when you KNOW what you made is nutritious. Glad I'm retired because this takes time to do but very satisfying and the dogs are happy as can be.
I do use a food processor to pulse everything together so I would say more like a pellet form but sort of a chunky mush. Oh and never use salt & pepper (but the dogs love that - shoot)
There are videos on how to make dry dog food too but my brain can't cram anymore in.
That's very kind of you to care for their babies while they are gone. I hope they make it back in time. I once had to put one of my Dad's older dogs down while I was babysitting when they went on vacation. That did a number on me but spared them the grief.
Chat by not naming anyone you have nothing to worry about legally. Everything on a company computer belongs to the company. If an employee uses the computer for personal reasons they are setting themselves up for getting caught because many company constantly monitor their employees emails.
I'm glad the employee is gone, he may have been given the choice to quit or get fired. Either way I hope he is not given his job back.
However it is also well worth considering putting a nice price on it and if it sells quickly then headache over. Invest that money in your retirement tsk tsk.
Those stories are true but you aren't hearing the ones that are having good tenants and investment. It's a landlord's market. Screening the tenants, checking their credit history and referrals from other landlord's or apartments give a good clue.
Funny I've been all over the US except for New York City. I've never wanted to go until I just read Diamond's description. Shoot I may have to put that on my bucket list too.
I hope you go to that city and have a blast. Saving for a trip is half of the excitement for me.
I think her hearing is fine. If a plastic bag rattles she charges from the other room to see if it's food. I love her appetite where as I'm used to the little Chi not caring if she gets fed or not. Food does not interest her but Lucy goes bonkers for food.
Gator Alley also swarms with mosquitoes beyond imagination, breaking down could be very hazardous. I've never seen many cars on it either and (knocks on wood) I never got a speeding ticket there either and lord knows I speed.
Of course all of us Floridians would have Gator stories. Jim you are playing a dangerous game with those gators but I know you are always on alert. A gator can move very fast but they can Not make a fast turn.
Of course I'm going to keep the dogs close, in fact I'm only going to walk one dog at a time. Hopefully this gator is just passing through. So many stories here, gators on our golf courses, some came through pet doors into homes, many in swimming pools.
A few weeks back I saw a coyote running down the streak in the wee hours of the morning. Maybe the gator will get him . Both critters are bad news for my little dogs but it may thin out the feral cat population around here.
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Oh and pythons are not native to Florida, They escaped in one the the hurricanes and went bonkers breeding and killing all the native wildlife. On a good note they do eat gators.