The reason I mentioned that this lady was rich, was because my folks did not have the money to do crazy things. You should have been there, as reading the cards was a serious thing. I had fun watching the other guest.
That is different as it is for his protection. I am talking about those people who put clothes on their pet. And by the way those outfits are not cheap.
Lot's of moola down the drain Lana. I bought mine while living in California. Paid around $3.000 dollars for her. She was one year old when I bought it. It was driven mostly by women for some reason. Drove her back to Canada when I moved in '79
Do you ever display her? About once a year the owners bring out their "babies" in my town. A lot of money has gone into them that is for sure. That is an unbelieveable low milage. Don't you have to run her at times, got her on blocks?
I wss at the home of a very rich lady. I was invited as it was the dog's birtday. Here came all the guest bringing gift's and cards for the dog. The hostess put the dog on her lap and started to read the cards to the animal. It did not take long and the dog had enough of this nonsence, and jumped of her lap. My friend was not happy as the dog spoiled her plans, big time.
I had a '68 Mustang. Loved that car. Drove it for 16 years. Sold it for more than what I paid for as it had become a collecters item. Because parts had to be specially made when it got older, I decided it was costing to much.
Even today when I see a Mustang my heart skips a beat.
Just talking about pets makes me want to go out and get one again. Something to take care of, needing you. To cuddle with and someone waiting faitfully for you to come home.
In Canada when living common-law, I believe it is less than a year and it counts legally as a marriage. He/she is entitled to half of what was accumulated during the time living together.
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Anyone owns a clasic car?................
Sorry what is a pc?Or are you pulling someone's leg here?