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Sue and Luci

Sue and Luci

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Luci had a nice little surfing session in the lagoon yesterday - but then returned to that old raggy yellow spot in the trees...I do wish she'd get down from there - patience, patience...at least she's happy and more purry than I've ever known her to be in her life - something about all the attention she's getting I suppose. I whistle for her to come to the testing spot (on a towel on my counter) and she gets up there and then starts the big purring - she gets some loving and the warm rice sock massage and purrs through the entire test. I'm still amazed at how far she's come with that - I remember well the wrestling matches we used to have - she'd come because she knew she was going to get a treat - but it took two of us to hold her in place to do the ear poke...

I have a great deal of empathy for newbies starting out with that process. People here on FDMB told me it would get easier - I'd mutter to myself, 'you don't know Luci' - but they were right!

Special thoughts today to @JoyBee&Ravan and @Bellasmom - sending prayers and hugs to you both. :bighug::bighug:

Have a great day everyone - it won't happen again!:D

Here are a couple of pics of dahlias from our garden last year - the dahlias bloom toward the end of the season - around August/September.
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Luci loves her yellow dress. Luci, the green looks much better on you and it’s clean and not a rag :eek:
Those flowers are absolutely beautiful
Wonder if they would grow down here?
Have a great day
 
Bellasmom said:
Luci loves her yellow dress. Luci, the green looks much better on you and it’s clean and not a rag :eek:
Those flowers are absolutely beautiful
Wonder if they would grow down here?
Have a great day
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I don't think so...I've never seen dahlias growing in Florida - have you? Possibly some of those little ones in pots? They seem to thrive with cool nights and warm days - around 50 or so at night and 70-80 daytime temps and they grow like mad - we're just starting to get the weather they like... :)
 
Sue and Luci said:
I don't think so...I've never seen dahlias growing in Florida - have you? Possibly some of those little ones in pots? They seem to thrive with cool nights and warm days - around 50 or so at night and 70-80 daytime temps and they grow like mad - we're just starting to get the weather they like... :)
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To bad, they are just gorgeous.....jealous :rolleyes:
 
Sue and Luci said:
http://www.felinediabetes.com/FDMB/threads/7-24-luci-amps-239-pics-65-at-5.217253/#post-2413600

Luci had a nice little surfing session in the lagoon yesterday - but then returned to that old raggy yellow spot in the trees...I do wish she'd get down from there - patience, patience...at least she's happy and more purry than I've ever known her to be in her life - something about all the attention she's getting I suppose. I whistle for her to come to the testing spot (on a towel on my counter) and she gets up there and then starts the big purring - she gets some loving and the warm rice sock massage and purrs through the entire test. I'm still amazed at how far she's come with that - I remember well the wrestling matches we used to have - she'd come because she knew she was going to get a treat - but it took two of us to hold her in place to do the ear poke...

I have a great deal of empathy for newbies starting out with that process. People here on FDMB told me it would get easier - I'd mutter to myself, 'you don't know Luci' - but they were right!

Special thoughts today to @JoyBee&Ravan and @Bellasmom - sending prayers and hugs to you both. :bighug::bighug:

Have a great day everyone - it won't happen again!:D

Here are a couple of pics of dahlias from our garden last year - the dahlias bloom toward the end of the season - around August/September. View attachment 46668 View attachment 46669
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Hmmm you and I both mention the need for patience this morning. Lets go Luci and give a shout out to Butternut when you get to the lagoon. He needs to find it too!
 
Sue and Luci said:
I don't think so...I've never seen dahlias growing in Florida - have you? Possibly some of those little ones in pots? They seem to thrive with cool nights and warm days - around 50 or so at night and 70-80 daytime temps and they grow like mad - we're just starting to get the weather they like... :)
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Oooo nights in the 50's! Now we're talkin'. We were in the low 50s last night and I so loved it.
 
Sue and Luci said:
I remember well the wrestling matches we used to have - she'd come because she knew she was going to get a treat - but it took two of us to hold her in place to do the ear poke...

I have a great deal of empathy for newbies starting out with that process. People here on FDMB told me it would get easier - I'd mutter to myself, 'you don't know Luci' - but they were right!
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This is so true! The same with Ti-Mousse, hiding, chasing and fighting... Now when I call him, he lies down on the door mat and waits for testing to be done! BTW he chose the doormat as his testing spot !:p
Nice green surfing yesterday for Luci! Hope for another one today!
Flowers are beautiful....
 
Those flowers are gorgeous,they look fake!
Nice greens yesterday for Luci. That has to make you feel better seeing the greens, hopefully there is much more safe green numbers to come for her. Keep up the good work Luci, you are doing great :D
 
Nice Yellow start for Luci... I have a feeling she's just wearing that dress on her way to the lagoon!

I LOVE the dahlias! I planted some for the first time this year and they seem like they're just about to flower! It will be a surprise what color they are so I am really looking forward to them :D
 
Sue and Luci said:
at least she's happy and more purry than I've ever known her to be in her life - something about all the attention she's getting I suppose
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What an upside!

Roo is wearing his yellow today too, hopefully they can both get their bathing suits on and go for a dip!:cool:
 
Debra and Yoyo said:
they look fake!
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Fake would have been so much easier to care for! :facepalm: They're a ton of work...not easy like hydrangeas - you have to stake them, tie them constantly, feed, remove spent blooms and then dig them out in the fall and store them away - that's a trick in itself... Not for the faint of heart, that's for sure :)

We love them though - and since it's one of the few things the deer won't eat - maybe they taste bad? We've replaced all our rose bushes with dahlias...you know how finicky roses are? Lots of work too...and the deer would mow them down...too upsetting after all our hard work to see that...
 
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