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Date Posted: 09:17:20 08/02/03 Sat
Author: Dudo
Author Host/IP: NoHost / 202.5.173.1
Subject: new addition, and other snippets!
Hi- firstly, the little girl, (still unnamed by the parents!) is putting on weight, and although having a little bit of assistance with breathing, is ok.
Now- here is something i don't need at all- but am looking forward to--( Heard of dog- aholics- they're like alcoholics- can't stop when they should?) a puppy ! yes, I know, we have heaps...but..this one is the result of a liason between our Fred, the blue merle coolie,( the best yard dog around!) and a red cocker spaniel bitch!(oops) anyway, this was discovered after the fact, and the people saved me a pup. How could I say NO? All being well he will be here in about 4 weeks- he;s 6 weeks old now. He's red, spotty, with long ears- he's about 250 km away, so I haven't seen him- only found out last night.
"don't count your chickens..etc" BUT, I was thinking this morning- I may try & teach him to sniff out termites- with the cocker mum, he should be a sniffy little beast!We shall wait & see.. another dog AAArgh.
We are also recieving some nice funiture from my Dad- he is moving from Adelaide to Queensland soon, if their house sells, and he is giving my brother & I the big furniture pieces- hallstand, sideboards, chairs.
Speaking of brother- he's home for a few days, then off again next w/end for about 3 weeks.poor person - he's busy this week fixing cars, cutting up dead trees for firewood,dashing to town for a haircut, and to see mates who've almost forgotten what he looks like...
Still- someone's got to earn the money..oh- I was tutoring 3 kids this year, but the Mum of 2 of them has terminated my contract-mid term, so I'm very broke! My Mum,(on a pension ) earns more than I do ,at the moment!!
anyway, must go and get the dinner ingredients organized- and wash some floors to warm up-
bye..
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Re: new addition, and other snippets! -- Kylie, 15:33:17 08/04/03 Mon (NoHost/139.134.64.153)
Wow! Another puppy and what a mixture.
I've seen coolies on other sites and also seen it spelt kuhlie. Is the spelling interchangable or are they two separate breeds?
Kylie
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Re: new addition, and other snippets! -- Susan, 12:29:42 08/05/03 Tue (Exh-Cache-3.vic.bigpond.net.au/61.9.128.173)
Glad to hear the bubs is "holding her own".
I bet your looking forward to the new pup. That's not good about the tutoring either.
Have you ever thought about sending your poetry away for publishing, it's really very good.
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Re: new addition, and other snippets! -- Margaret, 15:35:54 08/05/03 Tue (webcacheB05a.cache.pol.co.uk/195.92.168.167)
I am so pleased that this little girl is putting on weight, it is very worrying when they are that early, but I know of several that have grown into normal heathy children.
What does happen, is that it will take several years to catch up properly. She had another 8 weeks to go, so according to her she is still in mum's womb and will be acting like that. Once she gets to what should have been full term and being born, she will start to develop like any normal baby, but will seem to be behind in her development compared to other babies born full term at the same time. She won't be, she will be normal for a child born 8 weeks later.
Pictures please when you get your new puppy.
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