It was until the lug jumped up on the bed and "chirped" in my ear. I guess he new it was almost time anyways.Enjoy the extra sleep, nice AMPS!
I tired, had a difficult time getting back to sleep but I finally did. Probably got about extra 2 hours.Nice start for Gizmo. Enjoy your btb. Nice score on the dryer yesterday.

. That deal was less than half of the bottom of the line GE and Whirlpool "new" models. They were running $450-500. I was so pleased I felt like I won on a scratch off lottery ticket 
Did you say LUG!??? My grandmother Ora Mae, used that expression. She called my Dad a "Big Lug" I recently had to call my uncle in Memphis and asked him what the heck did lug mean?? I have never ever heard anyone else use that expression!!
Another Scottish term????


I have no idea.I call Bubba my lug-bug too from when he was a hefty 23 lbs!!I have no idea.
I call Gizmo my lug-bug (vs luv-bug). That goes back to when he weighed 17#'s. Still feels that way when he lands, jumping from the floor onto me in bed, and I am in a dead sleep.
I almost sent you a video via PM but it has some salty language and I didn't want to offend. It is hilarious.
Pretty much. Large, jolly fellaSo my Uncle Jack tells me he believes a lug is "a big handsome brute"
My dad was large and jolly and handsome.Pretty much. Large, jolly fella
This is the modelNice find on the dryer
It is kinda $$ but if he will eat it ....Thanks once again , Lizzie , for pointing out another food to try with ElmoLove it that Gizmo is our leader in new tastes...I know if Giz can have it then so can Elmo
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No binder yet because his situation is more aging kidneys than CKD. He continues to hold steady at almost 19It is kinda $$ but if he will eat it ....
Do you use a phos binder with Elmo?
Ok, just be aware it is higher in phos than the WE Duck.No binder yet because his situation is more aging kidneys than CKD. He continues to hold steady at almost 19Thankful every day
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HA! Scots dialect! I think my grandmother must have meant the Celtic god of artisanship and warriors as she worshiped my Daddy!@Bobbie And Bubba
lug
(lʌɡ)
n
1. a projecting piece by which something is connected, supported, or lifted
2. Also called: tug a leather loop used in harness for various purposes
3. a box or basket for vegetables or fruit with a capacity of 28 to 40 pounds
4. (Anatomy) dialect Scot and Northern English another word for ear1
5. slang a man, esp a stupid or awkward one
[C15 (Scots dialect) lugge ear, perhaps related to lug1 (in the sense: to pull by the ear)]
Or,
Lug
(lo͞o, lo͞og)orLugh(lo͞o)
n.
The ancient Celtic god of artisanship and warriors. He was said to be the father of Cuchulain.
[Old Irish.]
There is also Scandinavian roots (which is my father's side)
https://www.thefreedictionary.com/lug
Yeah, it was never meant derogatory, it was an endearment term, lovingly said... "oh, you big lug" usually accompanied with a hug.HA! Scots dialect! I think my grandmother must have meant the Celtic god of artisanship and warriors as she worshiped my Daddy!
Another Scottish term?
I am thinking more Scandinavian, at least in my family. My dad would say it. My g-grandparents were from Denmark. Who knows? Lol.Not really that I know of
Exactly! Those were my Ma's exact words!Yeah, it was never meant derogatory, it was an endearment term, lovingly said... "oh, you big lug" usually accompanied with a hug.