I'd love to see Kristin make a post there about CASAA.
But if she doesn't do so, perhaps we could make one, although it wouldn't be as good as hers.
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But if she doesn't do so, perhaps we could make one, although it wouldn't be as good as hers.
Would that turen it into a gian version of this thread....hope not as fun as this thread can sometimes be.
I know you were joking, but it's prompted me to share my little cat story.
My wife and I had always been dog people. Our last one was a little angel Wheaten that had been abandoned as a pup at a church in a local town.
The two cats were strays that had evidently been left behind in my old neighborhood. I had seen them around outside, but they would never let anyone get close to them. I found out a neighbor had been putting out food for them, but she couldn't fully adopt them because she already had cats of her own.
Out of the blue, and within a couple days of each other, they "adopted" us. Since we were moving at the time, we decided to bring them with us and give them a new start. The calico has now become a house cat, and the white prefers to be outside most of the time, but still comes in to eat and sleep.
Now, back to our dog, Morgan... like I said, she was the sweetest little angel imaginable. She was our "baby"
. Aside from being a little hellion when she was a pup, she turned out to be one of the most well-behaved and healthiest dogs I've ever had. But, sadly, she was getting along in years, and her health began to fail rather quickly a few months after getting the cats.My wife was blessed to be with her during her final moments. As she was passing, the calico was nearby, and gently reached out with her paw to touch Morgan's shoulder. My wife was so touched by that gesture, and it seemed to help her cope a bit.
That pretty much sealed the deal for having the cats in our lives. We still miss Morgan so much, but we are glad the cats came along when they did.
maybe we can trade quitcokemessageboard all their straws, for our vapes. Everyone will be happy quitters.
I'd love to see Kristin make a post there about CASAA.
But if she doesn't do so, perhaps we could make one, although it wouldn't be as good as hers.
I would love for Kristin to join .. really would
Touching story, Randy. I wasn't always a cat person, but I took care of my friend's cat when he got old (the cat). That was 20 years ago, and I've loved cats since. They are very smart. They understand human emotion.
I know you were joking, but it's prompted me to share my little cat story.
My wife and I had always been dog people. Our last one was a little angel Wheaten that had been abandoned as a pup at a church in a local town.
The two cats were strays that had evidently been left behind in my old neighborhood. I had seen them around outside, but they would never let anyone get close to them. I found out a neighbor had been putting out food for them, but she couldn't fully adopt them because she already had cats of her own.
Out of the blue, and within a couple days of each other, they "adopted" us. Since we were moving at the time, we decided to bring them with us and give them a new start. The calico has now become a house cat, and the white prefers to be outside most of the time, but still comes in to eat and sleep.
Now, back to our dog, Morgan... like I said, she was the sweetest little angel imaginable. She was our "baby"
My wife was blessed to be with her during her final moments. As she was passing, the calico was nearby, and gently reached out with her paw to touch Morgan's shoulder. My wife was so touched by that gesture, and it seemed to help her cope a bit.
That pretty much sealed the deal for having the cats in our lives. We still miss Morgan so much, but we are glad the cats came along when they did.
That's a nice story
I don't know whether I would go so far as to say this is absolute, undeniable fact for everyone all the time.
But I would definitely go so far as to say it is completely true for almost everyone all the time.
Those folks over there are addicted to the way their forum used to be.
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I know you were joking, but it's prompted me to share my little cat story.
My wife and I had always been dog people. Our last one was a little angel Wheaten that had been abandoned as a pup at a church in a local town.
The two cats were strays that had evidently been left behind in my old neighborhood. I had seen them around outside, but they would never let anyone get close to them. I found out a neighbor had been putting out food for them, but she couldn't fully adopt them because she already had cats of her own.
Out of the blue, and within a couple days of each other, they "adopted" us. Since we were moving at the time, we decided to bring them with us and give them a new start. The calico has now become a house cat, and the white prefers to be outside most of the time, but still comes in to eat and sleep.
Now, back to our dog, Morgan... like I said, she was the sweetest little angel imaginable. She was our "baby"
My wife was blessed to be with her during her final moments. As she was passing, the calico was nearby, and gently reached out with her paw to touch Morgan's shoulder. My wife was so touched by that gesture, and it seemed to help her cope a bit.
That pretty much sealed the deal for having the cats in our lives. We still miss Morgan so much, but we are glad the cats came along when they did.
It was part sarcasm, part reality. I did put my main bud Cain down last year after some struggles with back issues and one expensive surgery. I'm hit and miss on cats. Normally I'm not shy about the whole pain thing (tattoos, piercings, contact sports, etc) but fricking cat claws hurt!
I feel for anyone that has to go through the loss of a pet. In some ways, they are more intimate with us then people are. Pets share a lot of life experiences with their owners and are there unconditionally, you just don't find something like that in a large amount of people.
Hey I hate to call someone out especially when I don't know who I'm calling out but I don't think its cool to go off on one of our own because they see things differently than some of us.... all I'm going to say and I only know abouyt it cuz I asked.
I don't whether I would go so far as to say this is absolutely, undeniable fact for everyone all the time.
But I would definitely go so far as to say it is completely true for almost everyone all the time.
Those folks over there are addicted to they way their forum used to be.
You're probably right. Addicts definitely don't like change though....
HUH
If you don't know what I'm talking about then I'm not talking to you.
On the other hand whyyyyy are you still fighting with them just stay in here and let them complain for awhile its a big change for them....how would we feel if that happened at ECF? Come on guys we're better than this....I hope
If you don't know what I'm talking about then I'm not talking to you.
On the other hand whyyyyy are you still fighting with them just stay in here and let them complain for awhile its a big change for them....how would we feel if that happened at ECF? Come on guys we're better than this....I hope
Fighting may be a bad term but responding to them seems to cause them to fight with us.
Someone has a question in the ecig forum. I don't know that I'm capable of answering that since it relates to addiction. QuitSmokingMessageBoard.com • View topic - What is the theory behind it?
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