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The fool that I sometimes am, drove around all afternoon with the top down in the blistering heat. I think it's time for a nap. Catch you all later. Have fun tonight and don't get into any more trouble!
((((HUGS)))) right back, katz.
I know how sad you are. I had a Collie that was 14 years old when I had to say goodbye to her 18 years ago. I STILL miss her to this day. I loved my dogs so much. It will never get easier saying goodbye to them. They are such precious creatures. They both will be missed forever.
We just need to remember the happiness and all that unconditional love they gave us. We were both lucky to have them in our lives. We're better people because of them. (((hugs)))
((((((HUGS))))) Vicsan.....
I'm so sorry for the loss of your precious baby.
As for Sears, that would make my blood boil!!!
Thank you, Ma'am.
The blood IS BOILING!
Noooooooo thank you! YIKES!
Living in Florida, we've got no shortage of bees and from my own experience, nothing relieves the pain and swelling from bee and wasp stings better than ICE! Hey!!! There's your new business, bee sting rememdy. Y'all got plenty of the cold stuff up there, you'd make a fortune! ROFL!!!
We had to put down our 16 year old dog 3 weeks back. Not something one would have to go through. I have 2 more to keep me company.
Yet another newbie question... how do you disassemble the tank from the z-atty pro? Do you just pull it off or do you need to unscrew stuff?
Well then {{{hugs}}} for you too, I am sorry for your loss. I think I should have got another one while she was still here, and it would have made this a little easier. I am starting to look around for a new little furry baby to love. I just have not found him or her yet.
Robbie,
Murdock has a video about that, but I can't find the link. He may post it for you later. You just pull and twist, but you have to remove the cap's o-ring first as it is bigger than the ones for the tank. Also be really careful not to break it.
Why do you want to take it off? You can clean it by using a syringe with water and flushing it and then removing the water with the syringe.
Murdock has a video about that, but I can't find the link. He may post it for you later. You just pull and twist, but you have to remove the cap's o-ring first as it is bigger than the ones for the tank. Also be really careful not to break it.
Why do you want to take it off? You can clean it by using a syringe with water and flushing it and then removing the water with the syringe.
Thanks Murdock!!!!!, That actually made me smile big time!!!!
That's the one!! I'm still laughing too! Perfect caption he came up with for it too. Loved it!!
That;s a shame.Well everyone, I spoke with my fellow Georgian crypto and sorry to say he is definately not coming back
He will be missed.
Sorry to say that y'all will have to boot me out kick'n & screaming.. Come to really like both the folks and the product.. It will all get better...
It will all get better...That;s a shame.
We got a puppy 3 years before he died. He was looking like he lost the appetite to live and as soon as he got the puppy to play with, he perked up and started running around more and lived happily for about 2 and a half years. Then we got another puppy 2 months before he died and this time, he didn't have anything left in the tank. So, getting a puppy to breathe some life into an aging dog is highly recommended.
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