Ella & Rusty & Stu(GA)
Member Since 2010
yesterday: http://www.felinediabetes.com/FDMB/viewtopic.php?f=9&t=56164
Good Morning, Everyone,
It's Veterans' Day, Remembrance Day, and, as we still call it in our family, Armistice Day. My father and my uncles were World War I vets (navy and army: my dad was navy, but hadn't yet been deployed on a ship when the Armistice was signed; his brother was a motorcycle dispatch rider on the Western Front, and my mother's brother was in the trenches on the Western Front ). My parents used to tell us about the great celebration in New York City when news of the Armistice arrived. Well, I guess this is OT, but I like to remember them all on a day that had great significance for them--the end of the "war to end all wars". Hmm. When I was a kid there were Civil War vets still living. Now, I don't believe any World War I vets are alive, and the World War II vets, my big brother included, are all getting on in years!.
Rusty was pretty low (52 at +4.5) when we went to bed last night. I set an alarm and tested him at +8 (102). I'm not really sure what he did in between the 52 and the 102, but he slept all night with us, as he always does. This morning might be part of a bounce. Rusty enjoyed his breakfast in 2 sittings and is now wanting to go outside. The sun is shining, it is 30 degrees, but he didn't get to go out all day yesterday, so we'll take a stroll around the yard now. Back later.
I hear that the Full Beaver Moon Party was a great success. More later.
Ella & Rusty
Good Morning, Everyone,
It's Veterans' Day, Remembrance Day, and, as we still call it in our family, Armistice Day. My father and my uncles were World War I vets (navy and army: my dad was navy, but hadn't yet been deployed on a ship when the Armistice was signed; his brother was a motorcycle dispatch rider on the Western Front, and my mother's brother was in the trenches on the Western Front ). My parents used to tell us about the great celebration in New York City when news of the Armistice arrived. Well, I guess this is OT, but I like to remember them all on a day that had great significance for them--the end of the "war to end all wars". Hmm. When I was a kid there were Civil War vets still living. Now, I don't believe any World War I vets are alive, and the World War II vets, my big brother included, are all getting on in years!.
Rusty was pretty low (52 at +4.5) when we went to bed last night. I set an alarm and tested him at +8 (102). I'm not really sure what he did in between the 52 and the 102, but he slept all night with us, as he always does. This morning might be part of a bounce. Rusty enjoyed his breakfast in 2 sittings and is now wanting to go outside. The sun is shining, it is 30 degrees, but he didn't get to go out all day yesterday, so we'll take a stroll around the yard now. Back later.
I hear that the Full Beaver Moon Party was a great success. More later.
Ella & Rusty
