Did you or wanderingheart feel like you could hear better after the cleaning? I am wanting to go do this soon, and I have heard both yes and no. Definitely I have been told that if someone has an ear ache they feel much better, but I'm curious about hearing.
I had to get my ears flushed and I could hear SO MUCH better afterwords. I need to get it done again soon I think
We're still waiting to get our application for the dog adoption approved. It's so fucking hard to wait. I fell in love with this dog. We applied Friday. I want to know nowwwww.
I was wondering how that was going! Hope you get your dog.
We're still waiting to get our application for the dog adoption approved. It's so fucking hard to wait. I fell in love with this dog. We applied Friday. I want to know nowwwww.
but dog is still there? That's a good thing!! FX for you!
I think it's really interesting. The fox is actually hunting when it dives into the snow like that.
The video I linked to is just the segment on the fox. It comes from a show called "North America". It was a mini-series that talked about plants, animals, and environments across North America.
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I think it's really interesting. The fox is actually hunting when it dives into the snow like that.
The video I linked to is just the segment on the fox. It comes from a show called "North America". It was a mini-series that talked about plants, animals, and environments across North America.
Well, our application for the adoption got approved, but the dog we fell in love with had already been adopted. Of course, they couldn't be bothered to tell me that on the phone this morning, and when I couldn't get a hold of them after not getting a call back (they said they'd call back in an hour, but never did), I drove out there. In the snow, after cleaning an inch of ice off my car. The woman recognized me when I came through the door, but was on the phone (on hold, apparently), and didn't say anything. I spent ten minutes cuddling with the dog before she came in and informed me that she'd been adopted to someone else. She said it really blandly, like she was telling me the time. Then she asked me if I wanted one of the other dogs. I may or may not have cried a little in front of her and the two employees who were milling about.
TL;DR - I didn't get the dog because she'd already been adopted. It's too early to start drinking, right?
Well, our application for the adoption got approved, but the dog we fell in love with had already been adopted. Of course, they couldn't be bothered to tell me that on the phone this morning, and when I couldn't get a hold of them after not getting a call back (they said they'd call back in an hour, but never did), I drove out there. In the snow, after cleaning an inch of ice off my car. The woman recognized me when I came through the door, but was on the phone (on hold, apparently), and didn't say anything. I spent ten minutes cuddling with the dog before she came in and informed me that she'd been adopted to someone else. She said it really blandly, like she was telling me the time. Then she asked me if I wanted one of the other dogs. I may or may not have cried a little in front of her and the two employees who were milling about.
TL;DR - I didn't get the dog because she'd already been adopted. It's too early to start drinking, right?
Aw I'm so sorry cabgirl. And what a bitchy way of her to say it to you.
Well, our application for the adoption got approved, but the dog we fell in love with had already been adopted. Of course, they couldn't be bothered to tell me that on the phone this morning, and when I couldn't get a hold of them after not getting a call back (they said they'd call back in an hour, but never did), I drove out there. In the snow, after cleaning an inch of ice off my car. The woman recognized me when I came through the door, but was on the phone (on hold, apparently), and didn't say anything. I spent ten minutes cuddling with the dog before she came in and informed me that she'd been adopted to someone else. She said it really blandly, like she was telling me the time. Then she asked me if I wanted one of the other dogs. I may or may not have cried a little in front of her and the two employees who were milling about.
TL;DR - I didn't get the dog because she'd already been adopted. It's too early to start drinking, right?
That sucks! I'm sorry. I'd give you a pot brownie if you were nearby.
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Well, our application for the adoption got approved, but the dog we fell in love with had already been adopted. Of course, they couldn't be bothered to tell me that on the phone this morning, and when I couldn't get a hold of them after not getting a call back (they said they'd call back in an hour, but never did), I drove out there. In the snow, after cleaning an inch of ice off my car. The woman recognized me when I came through the door, but was on the phone (on hold, apparently), and didn't say anything. I spent ten minutes cuddling with the dog before she came in and informed me that she'd been adopted to someone else. She said it really blandly, like she was telling me the time. Then she asked me if I wanted one of the other dogs. I may or may not have cried a little in front of her and the two employees who were milling about.
TL;DR - I didn't get the dog because she'd already been adopted. It's too early to start drinking, right?
Fuck, that sucks. I'm sorry. I hope another pup will come along and steal your heart!
Well, our application for the adoption got approved, but the dog we fell in love with had already been adopted. Of course, they couldn't be bothered to tell me that on the phone this morning, and when I couldn't get a hold of them after not getting a call back (they said they'd call back in an hour, but never did), I drove out there. In the snow, after cleaning an inch of ice off my car. The woman recognized me when I came through the door, but was on the phone (on hold, apparently), and didn't say anything. I spent ten minutes cuddling with the dog before she came in and informed me that she'd been adopted to someone else. She said it really blandly, like she was telling me the time. Then she asked me if I wanted one of the other dogs. I may or may not have cried a little in front of her and the two employees who were milling about.
TL;DR - I didn't get the dog because she'd already been adopted. It's too early to start drinking, right?
Well, our application for the adoption got approved, but the dog we fell in love with had already been adopted. Of course, they couldn't be bothered to tell me that on the phone this morning, and when I couldn't get a hold of them after not getting a call back (they said they'd call back in an hour, but never did), I drove out there. In the snow, after cleaning an inch of ice off my car. The woman recognized me when I came through the door, but was on the phone (on hold, apparently), and didn't say anything. I spent ten minutes cuddling with the dog before she came in and informed me that she'd been adopted to someone else. She said it really blandly, like she was telling me the time. Then she asked me if I wanted one of the other dogs. I may or may not have cried a little in front of her and the two employees who were milling about.
TL;DR - I didn't get the dog because she'd already been adopted. It's too early to start drinking, right?
Fuck, that sucks. I'm sorry. I hope another pup will come along and steal your heart!
Thanks. Fortunately (I guess?) for me, it's really easy for me to fall in love with dogs. This one was definitely special, though.
cabgirl, I'd have blubbered if it had been me. We once filled out an application for a dog adoption and the rescue took so long to get back to us/ set up the home visit that I went ahead and adopted from the Humane Society. It worked out well as my beautiful Venus is a happy if a little heavier 9 yr old now! I hope you get an awesome pet!
Well, our application for the adoption got approved, but the dog we fell in love with had already been adopted. Of course, they couldn't be bothered to tell me that on the phone this morning, and when I couldn't get a hold of them after not getting a call back (they said they'd call back in an hour, but never did), I drove out there. In the snow, after cleaning an inch of ice off my car. The woman recognized me when I came through the door, but was on the phone (on hold, apparently), and didn't say anything. I spent ten minutes cuddling with the dog before she came in and informed me that she'd been adopted to someone else. She said it really blandly, like she was telling me the time. Then she asked me if I wanted one of the other dogs. I may or may not have cried a little in front of her and the two employees who were milling about.
TL;DR - I didn't get the dog because she'd already been adopted. It's too early to start drinking, right?
Well, our application for the adoption got approved, but the dog we fell in love with had already been adopted. Of course, they couldn't be bothered to tell me that on the phone this morning, and when I couldn't get a hold of them after not getting a call back (they said they'd call back in an hour, but never did), I drove out there. In the snow, after cleaning an inch of ice off my car. The woman recognized me when I came through the door, but was on the phone (on hold, apparently), and didn't say anything. I spent ten minutes cuddling with the dog before she came in and informed me that she'd been adopted to someone else. She said it really blandly, like she was telling me the time. Then she asked me if I wanted one of the other dogs. I may or may not have cried a little in front of her and the two employees who were milling about.
TL;DR - I didn't get the dog because she'd already been adopted. It's too early to start drinking, right?
Oh no! I'm so sorry. That's heartbreaking. definitely not too early! (((Hugs)))
Well, our application for the adoption got approved, but the dog we fell in love with had already been adopted. Of course, they couldn't be bothered to tell me that on the phone this morning, and when I couldn't get a hold of them after not getting a call back (they said they'd call back in an hour, but never did), I drove out there. In the snow, after cleaning an inch of ice off my car. The woman recognized me when I came through the door, but was on the phone (on hold, apparently), and didn't say anything. I spent ten minutes cuddling with the dog before she came in and informed me that she'd been adopted to someone else. She said it really blandly, like she was telling me the time. Then she asked me if I wanted one of the other dogs. I may or may not have cried a little in front of her and the two employees who were milling about.
TL;DR - I didn't get the dog because she'd already been adopted. It's too early to start drinking, right?
I'm sorry to hear that happened. They should have told you on the phone, and I don't blame you for crying - I definitely would have too!
Thanks, everyone. I'm an AW, so your sympathy does actually make me feel better. We'll keep looking. It's not like there's a shortage of dogs out there who need homes.
Post by SheilaTheTank on Mar 3, 2015 15:35:20 GMT -5
cabgirl I'm sorry that your dog was already adopted.
I don't know if you believe in fate, but this may have happened because the dog you actually do adopt NEEDS you specifically. That dog is just waiting for you to find him/her.
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