Yeah yeah Mamie that's what my mom and sis are saying, still I'm supposed to not be able to sit at the computer or on my bed w/o inducing quite a bit of pain just b/c she's scared? That's not fair.
Actually, my cat used to belong to my sister, but she gave him to me, so she should remember him, then again I don't think they got along when they were together.
I would adore having 3 beagles! I loove dogs! I had the best doggy in the world...we got him when I was 9, he was a hound mix...he actually had kennel's cough when we first got him, he would walk around the house coughing, and we had to give him medicine. We think he was abused before he came to us(he was 2) b/c he was afraid to bark and would make very scared faces if like we lifted something heavy in his direction. He got over it though...barked way too much, but was still the sweetest thing. He'd jump on ppl but always loved to sit w/ me and wouldn't hurt a fly...actually he was scared of flies and well everything. Actually he was terrified of my sister's bitchy cat, our bunny we used to have he woudl follow her, sniff her tushi, then run away scared. I miss him soo much(he died last year). Doggies are the sweetest things ever.
As a wonderful line from Dog Sees God that I saw Thursday puts it:
"Dogs look at their masters and see God. Cats just have to look in the mirror to see that."
"If there was a Mount Rushmore for Broadway scores, "West Side Story" would be front and center. It snaps, it crackles it pops! It surges with a roar, its energy and sheer life undiminished by the years" - NYPost reviewer Elisabeth Vincentelli