Hi there Cairie,

Believe me girlfriend, you are truly blessed! Sleep issues are the royal pits.

purple



At 11:51 PM 3/12/2008, you wrote:
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>I'm really glad that Astrid worked well today.  I agree with 
>Coco.  She is really curious about everything and she is distracted 
>really easily.
>
>Speak to you all soon and I hope you get enough sleep for a change 
>myself.  I'm thankful that I don't have sleeping problems at this 
>stage of my life any way.
>
>Cairie
>
> >>> email_2coco <[log in to unmask]> 2008-03-13 07:30 >>>
>Hi Everyone
>I didn't go to the vet as it was raining here and Astrid is just no good
>working in the rain. She just tries to find the closest entrance to shelter
>in and takes wrong turns. I visited my folks Sunday and they left the back
>door open and she got to the compost heap - where all the rotting vegetable
>peals ect can be found and in her eyes it's a dog's delight. Her stomach is
>fine now and I gave her her regular dog cubes for supper last night and
>breakfast without ill effects.
>
>She does deserve some merit points for her walk today. She's so inquisitive
>and I struggle to get her to concentrate on her work. When she tried to veer
>from the path today I stopped and refused to walk with her as I was sure she
>was fooling around again! A very kind and friendly lady who was taking a
>walk with her baby told me that I was actually standing close to a whole!
>Fortunately I didn't try walking where I thought we should go... So this
>once, Astrid was right. If she could just keep working like this I'd be a
>satisfied customer and more willing to spend my hard earned money on her.
>
>Hope everyone gets some sleep on the other side of the world - it's 7:30 am
>here and time for my cup of tea and the workday to start.
>
>Cheers
>Coco
>
>----- Original Message -----
>From: "MariJean" <[log in to unmask]>
>To: <[log in to unmask]>
>Sent: Wednesday, March 12, 2008 11:53 AM
>Subject: Re: now it is my turn anyone out there
>
>
>Hey Coco,
>
>I can relate to what you're saying here.
>
>When I was in Graduate School, umpteen years ago, I used to pull
>all-nighters and then turn right around and do my Graduate seminars
>and teach my classes. Hoo wee! Now, I lose my sleep for one night and
>I'm a goner.
>
>I'm glad that Astrid's stomach is a little better today. Rice? Those
>days are all too familiar, even though it's been six years. I used
>dogs for thirty years, and, I suppose that's why it seems like yesterday.
>
>Purple
>
>
>
>At 10:21 AM 3/11/2008, you wrote:
> >Hi Virgie
> >I'm thankful this workday is over. It felt very long after my night's
> >interupted sleep.  Astrid's stomach seems settled for now. She's on a
> >strict
> >diet of rice for today...There's always hope that tomorrow will be better
> >eh?
> >C
> >
> >
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