Wow a new low

[Pawsitive Thinking]

She only had 15.00 in her account.. I told her I couldn't take her last 15.00. She said its only till Fri & I have 5.00 in my pocket...

I'm waiting for the email.

I can almost cry

Isn't that always the way??? Its known as Sod's Law I believe

[king2005]

JenBKR,
Chad & Andrew are the cause to this mess. Chad said he'd email me 20.00 that he owed for using my gas... I've been told this several times already. I still don't have it. I knew I could depend on my sister for aid & she helped the second she got home.

The thing thats been upsetting me a lot, is that they are going through bankruptcy aswell.. BUT they are blowing all their money on crap!! Then they get stressed & take it all out on me. I've been threatened to be kicked out of this place twice already! You don't want to know the names I've been called.

They've been removed from my friends book, & moved into the roomies I need to live with book.

I now eat my own food, & clean up after just myself. Its not easy when they haven't touched the dishes since last fri!! I'm running out Its all Andrew, casue Chad's not even in town. Its so stressful. Poor Bear suffers the most. They ignore her & never put her out. I have to do it all.

BUT Bear isn't stupid & is such a trooper! She sleeps with me every night so we can keep bonding. Chad came into my room (my door is always open when Bear is in there) & called Bear. She IGNORED HIM! She wouldn't even lift her head for him.. He said outside to pee. Not a budge.. he had friends over that she loves & she still would NOT get up

Bear is pretty much my dog now Coming home from work is killer.. She goes nuts (I love it!!), she'll do her howl & then will start doing 1 legged hugs & switch legs, nearly knocking me over I always bend down & grab her extra face skin & do the deep nose to nose rub & baby talk Her whole body does that rottie wiggle & then she runs to her Kong & brings it to me, wanting to put some food & yummy sticky stuff in it

Is Honey safe for dogs? I put a squirt into her kong with dog food & capped with peanut butter. it keeps her busy for HOURS as its hard to get the honey out. Its pure canadian honey if that makes a difference.


Brody's Mum,
Never heard that before. Do you know what sod stands for?



I kinda feel bad right now. My meeting was just moved to June 8th. Its a MUCH better time for me, BUT I already put the $ into my tank as I thought I was going & I did need it to get to work today, I was empty. I'm not telling Chad that my sister lent me 15.00, cause I can still use his 20.00 for gas, as I'm gonna send my sister 20.00 as payment. I know she'll appreciate the extra 5.00 bucks & can always use the extra 5.00 bucks.

[Pawsitive Thinking]

Never heard that before. Do you know what sod stands for?

Sod's Law is a name for the axiom "Anything that can go wrong, will".[1] "Toast will always land butter side down" is often given as an example of Sod's Law in action. The phrase is seemingly derived, at least in part, from the colloquialism an "unlucky sod"; a term used to describe someone who has had some bad unlucky experience, and is usually used as a sympathetic reference to the person.

nb Sod's Law is proved by attempting to demonstrate Sod's Law - the toast will always land butter side up.

The term is still commonly used in Britain, though in North America the newer eponymous "Murphy's law" has become more popular.[2]

Sod's Law is similar to, but broader than, Murphy's law ("Whatever can go wrong, will go wrong"). For example, concepts such as "bad fortune will be tailored to the individual" and "good fortune will occur in spite of the individual's actions" are sometimes given as examples of Sod's Law in action. This would broaden Sod's Law to a general sense of being "mocked by fate". In these aspects it is similar to some definitions of irony, particularly the irony of fate. Murphy's technological origin on John Stapp's Project MX981 is more upbeat — it was a reminder to the engineers and team members to be cautious and make sure everything was accounted for, to let no stone be unturned — not an acceptance of an uncaring uninfluencable fate.

[JenBKR]

Sod's Law is a name for the axiom "Anything that can go wrong, will".[1] "Toast will always land butter side down" is often given as an example of Sod's Law in action. The phrase is seemingly derived, at least in part, from the colloquialism an "unlucky sod"; a term used to describe someone who has had some bad unlucky experience, and is usually used as a sympathetic reference to the person.

nb Sod's Law is proved by attempting to demonstrate Sod's Law - the toast will always land butter side up.

The term is still commonly used in Britain, though in North America the newer eponymous "Murphy's law" has become more popular.[2]

Sod's Law is similar to, but broader than, Murphy's law ("Whatever can go wrong, will go wrong"). For example, concepts such as "bad fortune will be tailored to the individual" and "good fortune will occur in spite of the individual's actions" are sometimes given as examples of Sod's Law in action. This would broaden Sod's Law to a general sense of being "mocked by fate". In these aspects it is similar to some definitions of irony, particularly the irony of fate. Murphy's technological origin on John Stapp's Project MX981 is more upbeat — it was a reminder to the engineers and team members to be cautious and make sure everything was accounted for, to let no stone be unturned — not an acceptance of an uncaring uninfluencable fate.

Yep we call that Murphy's law here

[king2005]

Sod's Law is a name for the axiom "Anything that can go wrong, will".[1] "Toast will always land butter side down" is often given as an example of Sod's Law in action. The phrase is seemingly derived, at least in part, from the colloquialism an "unlucky sod"; a term used to describe someone who has had some bad unlucky experience, and is usually used as a sympathetic reference to the person.

nb Sod's Law is proved by attempting to demonstrate Sod's Law - the toast will always land butter side up.

The term is still commonly used in Britain, though in North America the newer eponymous "Murphy's law" has become more popular.[2]

Sod's Law is similar to, but broader than, Murphy's law ("Whatever can go wrong, will go wrong"). For example, concepts such as "bad fortune will be tailored to the individual" and "good fortune will occur in spite of the individual's actions" are sometimes given as examples of Sod's Law in action. This would broaden Sod's Law to a general sense of being "mocked by fate". In these aspects it is similar to some definitions of irony, particularly the irony of fate. Murphy's technological origin on John Stapp's Project MX981 is more upbeat — it was a reminder to the engineers and team members to be cautious and make sure everything was accounted for, to let no stone be unturned — not an acceptance of an uncaring uninfluencable fate.

As I was reading that I was thinking, hmm that sounds just like Murphy's law... then you said its almost the samething lol

Now it all makes sence to me :P

[crow_noir]

Last time i knew it is. I've never read anything against it. As matter of fact it's a natural antibacterial.

I was thinking of making up some honey and carob cookies for the guy who is taking care of Koli for me. That way he has something tasty AND he can share with his Mal.

Is Honey safe for dogs? I put a squirt into her kong with dog food & capped with peanut butter. it keeps her busy for HOURS as its hard to get the honey out. Its pure canadian honey if that makes a difference.

As for the rest of the stuff. *hugs* Hang in there.


2nd Edit:
linkies:

www.islamset.com/sc/honey/shawki.html

http://www.natural-animal-care-produ...cers-Sores.htm

www.manukahoneyusa.com/BurnsWoundsUlcersSores.htm

http://www.wysong.net/health/hl_953.shtml - Fourth section in newsletter.