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McAvoy wrote: ↑Tue May 25, 2021 3:26 am Today I put to sleep the 16 year old yellow lab. Up to a year ago he was a remarkably healthy dog with no issues. He was a friendly, outgoing dog though you could say he was a boring dog. He never had a bad bone in his body.

But this past year he dropped from 80 lbs down to the low 50's and couldn't walk without assistence. He was already more or less blind, deaf, mute and his biggest sense, his nose was gone.

He had a good life, a real long one and I happy that it was a healthy one.

McAvoy wrote: ↑Tue May 25, 2021 3:26 am Today I put to sleep the 16 year old yellow lab. Up to a year ago he was a remarkably healthy dog with no issues. He was a friendly, outgoing dog though you could say he was a boring dog. He never had a bad bone in his body.

But this past year he dropped from 80 lbs down to the low 50's and couldn't walk without assistence. He was already more or less blind, deaf, mute and his biggest sense, his nose was gone.

He had a good life, a real long one and I happy that it was a healthy one.

McAvoy wrote: ↑Tue May 25, 2021 3:26 am Today I put to sleep the 16 year old yellow lab. Up to a year ago he was a remarkably healthy dog with no issues. He was a friendly, outgoing dog though you could say he was a boring dog. He never had a bad bone in his body.

But this past year he dropped from 80 lbs down to the low 50's and couldn't walk without assistence. He was already more or less blind, deaf, mute and his biggest sense, his nose was gone.

He had a good life, a real long one and I happy that it was a healthy one.

Tinadrin Chelnor wrote: ↑Fri Jun 18, 2021 9:06 pm Finally finished moving home, after 3 weeks. Already feeling much better mentally, hopefully mental health services here will be better.

McAvoy wrote: ↑Tue May 25, 2021 3:26 am Today I put to sleep the 16 year old yellow lab. Up to a year ago he was a remarkably healthy dog with no issues. He was a friendly, outgoing dog though you could say he was a boring dog. He never had a bad bone in his body.

But this past year he dropped from 80 lbs down to the low 50's and couldn't walk without assistence. He was already more or less blind, deaf, mute and his biggest sense, his nose was gone.

He had a good life, a real long one and I happy that it was a healthy one.

So sorry to here about your loss, I know how devastating that can be. I am glad he was so loved and have a good life.

Teaos wrote: ↑Tue Jul 13, 2021 11:10 am T minus 1 month until my first kid arrives.

Hard to believe it’s been almost 15 years on the forum/site and how much time and life has passed.

Teaos wrote: ↑Tue Jul 13, 2021 11:10 am T minus 1 month until my first kid arrives.

Hard to believe it’s been almost 15 years on the forum/site and how much time and life has passed.

T'Pau wrote: ↑Fri Oct 01, 2021 4:01 am I am about to embark on an Italian journey of learning how to make pasta and pizza doughs from scratch.
Up to now, I've been wary of making any types of bread (without a bread machine), and good pizza is all about the dough/crust.
Pasta was an after-thought but might be an easier starting point.
Apron on, hair tied back in a bun, ready for flour to end up everywhere!!
Luckily I'm already fluent in Italian and can curse like a Sicilian sailor!!