The Official Oklahoma Forum Chattin' Thread (Oklahoma City, Tulsa: sick, house, business)

[karibear]

Originally Posted by Goodpasture

What kind of dog are you looking for?

Anything over the puppy crazies and big enough so that if I step on it in the middle of the night it will yelp and not crunch.

I just don't have the patience to housebreak and train a puppy any more, and after Paddy spent DH's last year laying next to him in bed, she needs some incentive to get out and romp around and just be a dog again. But she's also 9 now, so a really young and energetic one would be a bit much.

[SeabeeBolt]

Originally Posted by redbird4848

You have entered the No Crackin and No Cuttin Jokes Zone...

Your a Funny, but sick dog ain'tya Redbird.

[redbird4848]

Say it ain't so Mick!!

*"Mick Jagger will be entitled to a basic state pension of just under $180 a week."

*Mick Jagger defies years as he hits pension age | U.S. | Reuters



**"Born Michael Philip Jagger in Dartford in the south of England on July 26, 1943, the son of a school games teacher and a hairdresser, Jagger grew up in suburban England."

**FACTBOX-Jagger hits 65! | U.S. | Reuters

[colleeng47]

He might be 65, but did you see him bouncing around the stage at the Super Bowl last year? And as far as other 60+ goes, how about Sally Field, Goldie Hawn, Cher, Glenn Close, Suzanne Sommers, Diane Keaton to name just a few. Pretty soon the AARP magazine will be the magazine of the stars!

[Goodpasture]

From what I recall, Colleen, you bounce around pretty good yourself............at least when there's a buffet involved........

[karibear]

Originally Posted by colleeng47

He might be 65, but did you see him bouncing around the stage at the Super Bowl last year? And as far as other 60+ goes, how about Sally Field, Goldie Hawn, Cher, Glenn Close, Suzanne Sommers, Diane Keaton to name just a few. Pretty soon the AARP magazine will be the magazine of the stars!

Hey, 65 is just another number. And some of us are just bouncier than others - some of us do our bouncing in other ways.

And don't forget James Garner, Sean Connery, Richard Boone, Robert Mitchum, Jack Palance, and James Coburn - not all are still alive now, but they were more than active in their 60's.

[Jammie]

I am hurting SO badly today. We lost one of our precious little pets this morning. She was only four years old and had cancer. I can't tell you how bad of a day this is for me.

[colleeng47]

Ah, Jammie, I'm so sorry. We lost our dog several years ago to cancer. She was only 4 also. It's so painful. Losing a pet is pretty much losing a family member.

[colleeng47]

Originally Posted by karibear

Hey, 65 is just another number. And some of us are just bouncier than others - some of us do our bouncing in other ways.

And don't forget James Garner, Sean Connery, Richard Boone, Robert Mitchum, Jack Palance, and James Coburn - not all are still alive now, but they were more than active in their 60's.

How about Harrison Ford doing another Indiana Jones movie at 60+? And Meryl Streep at 59 sure did a lot of gymnastics in Mamma Mia!

And yes, GP, there's still a lot of "bounce" in this old gal!

[karibear]

Originally Posted by Jammie

I am hurting SO badly today. We lost one of our precious little pets this morning. She was only four years old and had cancer. I can't tell you how bad of a day this is for me.

That's awful. I had one particular one I had to have pts because of cancer, and it broke my heart. I'll be sending good thoughts your way.