Need an update from Venus

[jasonl]

DUH

I'm such a loser. Cute ducks. I just couldn't figure what those were and then it just clicked.

Jeez my mind is so fried as of late with trying to sell the trailuh and soon moving up to Massa-Bri-setts.

 

[jasonl]

But I still like rats

Ducks are for eating, rats are for keeping

 

[retromom]

Of rats and men!

Jason:

Dude! I do believe a pet rat would put me over the edge! LOL Hayley, of course, would have a hundred of them! EIEI-OOOOOHH!
BTW, when's the big move?

Rick:

You are too kind! Don't let those cute little Wilder eyes fool you. If Hayley got together with Chris and Jamie, there would be much mischief! ;-)

Venus

 

[rocky2]

Venus

I'm charcoal with envy. What a great range. Very well kept and best of all, it came with all of it's accessories. That's pretty rare these days I guess. Enjoy. By the way, do you have one of those Frigidaire crowns to go with those gloves?

 

[alr2903]

How very nice

Ms. Venus, what a wonderful new stove congrats.

 

[jasonl]

Of rats and women

Venus: A pet rat would put you over the edge... Head over heels in love! When you hold a tame rat in your hand and watch his curiosity, sense of wonder of who you are and his world, you'll be hooked.

They're not gross at all. They CONSTANTLY clean themselves and each other whether the other rat likes it or not. They do not carry diseases. They do NOT bite. You have to give one a good reason to.

So, they're clean like cats, smart and friendly like dogs. They're cheap, easy to maintain and make good friends.

The big move: Well, my traila is sold, I'm gonna close on it next week. I'm getting stuff packed and ready to go to MA so moving day is April 18th. It will take 2 days in transit so I'll be at Bri's house tuesday, the 19th. YAY!

The Convention: I'm working on it. I'm going for darn sure. I'm working on getting Bri to come with me.

 

[DADoES]

April 18?!!! Wow, that's a pretty quick sale and move. How wonderful for you!

 

[kenmore1978]

trailers and rats

You lived in a "mobile home"? Somehow I had the idea you lived in a little house of some type, was discussed during the hurricane how the water didn't make it up to washer level.

We had a pet rat, and before that, a pack of gerbils (which are illegal in CA). The only drawback is that they only live for about 2 years, so one has to go through the "grieving" thing a little too often. Even the average 15 years for dogs and cats seems to go by SO fast. Since 1971 have lost 7 dogs and 1 cat. (dogs were old age, cat was run over) and of course, had to watch them slowly go downhill before expiring. So having to deal with that every 2 years for rodents would be a little too much.

 

[gansky1]

That range is very stunning - no other color like it, you really have to see it in person to believe it.

Jason - how great that everything has fallen into place for you so quickly! Moving to the Northeast will be quite a change in climate for you, good thing you're going in the Spring, you'll have time to catch some winter coat clearance-sales! Best of luck to you and I hope to see you (both) in June.

Veg - make sure Barbara's Beauty Operator does everything perfectly, you know how the paparazzi catch everything!

 

[jasonl]

All rats go to heaven.

Kenmore: Yup, I'm trailer trash. Well, not trash. I live in a very well maintained trailer park. We're required to clean our homes clean and the yards mowed, etc.

On rats: Yes, they die quickly. If they catch the respiratory disease, death happens in a week and it's horrible to watch.

I've seen dogs and cats die too. Ours lived long, healthy lives but yea, when they get old it's horrible. Our dog was never spayed and got an infection in her womb. She died on the operating table. At least she was sleeping. Our cat died of old age right in front of the Frigidaire dryer. At least she had a sense of where death happens, right next to a WCI appliance.

 

[david]

Oh Venus

Lucky Gal, getting that stove. I had one the first time I was married in coppertone with matching single door pick defrost fridge. It was in an apartment. The 30 inch stove which I think was a 67 model was the best electric stove I ever used. If you haven't done Frigidaire before, I think your gonna like it. It's a real beauty that's for sure. Must be something about those big fat burner coils that makes em' cook good. Something definitely to treasure. Some members think I'm partial to gas, but not necessarily. When you get it into the kitchen, show us pix of it and the cooking done on it. Thanks David