Dear So and So

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Originally Posted by Becky

Dear vet's office,

Please feel free to call anytime and tell me how my fur-kid is doing after his dental appointment and other assorted grooming. I know that y'all are busy, but I really do worry about him.

Hugs and smoochies,
Dog mama


ETA: Talk about the power of suggestion! The vet's office just called- he's fine :)

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I'm glad he's doing fine.

I feel your pain. When my cats have been hospitalized, I've been a nervous wreck. Waiting for the vet to call with an update is agonizing. Henry Cat--the guy in my avatar--was at the vet for a week last year with a mystery illness, and it was all I could do not to call them several times a day.

Dear Bicycling Magazine,

SEVEN pages on shaving your legs??? SEVEN? Seriously? SEVEN pages?

You could shave your legs seven times in the time it takes to read all those words.

Here's how to do it: Acquire razor. Lather area to be shaved with soap or cream of choice. Shave legs. Rinse. Repeat on other leg.

And this is why I don't buy that magazine.

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Originally Posted by withm

Dear Bicycling Magazine,

SEVEN pages on shaving your legs??? SEVEN? Seriously? SEVEN pages?

You could shave your legs seven times in the time it takes to read all those words.

Here's how to do it: Acquire razor. Lather area to be shaved with soap or cream of choice. Shave legs. Rinse. Repeat on other leg.

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Seriously? That's hilarious.

Dang, I haven't got mine yet, I have GOT to see that! :D

I regret the two year subscription I purchased when I was first getting started....

7 PAGES on how to shave legs?

I only get it because it was a premium with my LAB membership. Maybe they should offer something else ... like REAL toilet paper. :rolleyes:

Dear Commonwealth of Massachusetts,
Thank you for passing me on my CANS certification, so now I can do my job.

Now I just need my employer to "get me into the system", as in the computer system. Those assessments and treatment plans are piling up.

Now I want to read, out of morbid curiosity, how you can manage to drag "apply shaving cream to legs, then drag razor over skin" out to seven pages.:rolleyes:

I told DBF about this. He wasn't all that surprised, sadly enough.

Dear people in the white Ford Taurus,

May your hands be blown to smithereens the next time you toss fire crackers at cyclists and other people for kicks. I didn't have time to get your plate number, but I hope someone else will.

Oh man, how scary. Everybody okay?

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Originally Posted by OakLeaf

Dang, I haven't got mine yet, I have GOT to see that! :D

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It was the July issue - cover story was The Perfect Ride or some such fluff. I've had it around for a week or two, and had just read it the other day.

I still can't believe they couldn't find a better use for those 7 pages.

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Originally Posted by Bethany1

Dear people in the white Ford Taurus,
May your hands be blown to smithereens the next time you toss fire crackers at cyclists and other people for kicks. I didn't have time to get your plate number, but I hope someone else will.

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OMGoodness! That's awful!
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Dear Pediatrician and Health Care Insurance:

Hmmm, so well visits are covered 100%. EXCEPT when done on the same day as a surgical procedure. And since when did removing a splinter from one's foot become a full-blown medical procedure! What awful timing on my part for finding it while we were in the doctor's office. Sheesh. $390 for a well visit and a "surgical procedure." The cost seems a little inflated if you ask me.

Limewave

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Originally Posted by Bethany1

Dear people in the white Ford Taurus,

May your hands be blown to smithereens the next time you toss fire crackers at cyclists and other people for kicks. I didn't have time to get your plate number, but I hope someone else will.

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:eek: Everyone okay? Hopefully someone else got their plate...

Network Solutions:

YOU SUCK.

-Limewave