Sudoku Puzzles

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I agree Shosho. I am usually like that, but with a societal disturbed episode I am more on alert than usual.

It becomes even more puzzling when you forget who you are and don't recognize your own name on the envelope.[I am not like that but I have known people who were]

That away Iam!!!! You are learning.

Ian

huh?

Long & get out the Kleenex (but it is Sunday over here - so why not:

The Old Man and the Dog
by Catherine Moore

'Watch out! You nearly broad sided that car!' My father yelled at me.
'Can't you do anything right?'
Those words hurt worse than blows. I turned my head More...

Ooops. The site is misbehaving again. Poor Gath, the moment he turns his back it goofs off. Let's see if I send this I'll come back to page 4.

Eve, please finish the story! I was really getting into it!

So was I Eve....

Just found there were more to page 4! Eve, no I never forget. I usually give it a month before I become concerned. If I really need it soon, I just go to the local stores or I do without it. So when my package arrives after 2 days, it's a lovely surprise.

In vain. Just when I was giving up hope, one of the voices suddenly exclaimed, "Why not get him loaded up on drugs? Pretty soon, he'll be easy to handle!"

all. Another lovely day here today and off soon to a at some friends' house.

Ian - you seem to be having fun turning over the page. Nice to see you enjoying yourself.
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Isn't this one of those "you carry on the rest of the story" posts?

Ian - I used to love the Carry On English movie series. Did you ever see them?

This has gotten completely out of hand. I take off for a day and somebody gets all teary eyed over the prospect of hunting dust bunnies. Now there is a save the dust bunny association. (Shall we break that word down and see of what elements it is made?) But I think there is some hope. Being More...

Has Karen from texas been around? havent seen her posting for a while.
hope all is well

Shosho: Sorry abouat making you hold that Kleenex
The Old Man and the Dog
by Catherine Moore (part 2)

The next day I sat down with the phone book and methodically called each of the mental health clinics listed in the Yellow Pages. I explained my problem to each of t he sympathetic More...

Yes, Anne, but I only saw a couple of them, like 'Carry on Doctor.' I understand that there were a lot more, and that were very good.

The Old Man and the Dog
by Catherine Moore part 3

'You'd better get used to him, Dad. He's staying!' Dad ignored me. 'Did you hear me, Dad?' I screamed. At those words Dad whirled angrily, his hands clenched at his sides, his eyes narrowed and blazing with hate.

We stood More...

Ian - I probably only watched about a half dozen of them and yes, they were very funny. Good old English humour!

Rosemary: It has been several days if not a week since she posted. You may want to look back - she may have been having puter problems.

everyone it seems I must have been very tied in the small hrs of this morning as I see I spelt Maen wrong OOPS! Will try the other puzzles now.

Amelia

Eve, that was a beautiful story. Thank you. to all, and watch out for the dog hair tumbleweeds, they have invaded my home!

Well, off to the now, salad made and ready to roll.

the salad's not ready to roll, I am!

Eve, that was a good story. A one box-of-Kleenex (you go through all the tissue in the box) story!

I've had dogs that have shed - but this one - is the worst - though I love her very much. Clumps of fur all around - all year round - dog hair tumble weeds added to the dust bunnies. Oh yes, and the perpetual nose prints on the sliding glass doors and the 5 5'x6' living room windows. At least More...

Eve, Lovely story - did need a tissue or two.
Dogs are often used in therapy for many different problems, aren't they? And loneliness is often eased by having a pet.

As I look out on the yard with 6" of fresh snow - I remember what my U-tube is for today:

"SUMMERTIME" by Julia Migenes

She has a beautiful voice.

I hope you are all having an amazing day/night where ever you may be in this wonderful world of ours.

CynB...You don't need designer dogs to find non sheders...Many Terriers don't shed...My Jazz is Carin Terrier and doesn't shed, although when combed on occasion, loose hair is always evident. His predecessor, a Kerry Blue Terrier didn't shed either, but required daily combing to look right, very More...

Victoria....May this day continue to bring you nothing but pleasure...Happy Birthday!

Dino, I am happy that your friend, Ecie, is recovering....prayers continue to be said for her, her family and friends as well as all who are faced with life threatening problems...may healing consolation come their way. May peace and love ease their pain.

As far as the dust bunnies clean up folks are concerned...remember that many of us are in need of the service...we all spend far too much time on this site not to be spared this problem...therefore, you have got to prioritize the program...May I suggest that you start with my house????? I'd also More...

Since I've had so much to say...I might as well make it a cp occassion...

Oh Eve....Your dog stories have brought tears to my eyes....Our pets deserve our love, now if we can only extend that love and warmth to the human population, we'd be doing something. But yes, we humans do make it more difficult to love.... far too often! Sigh......Peace.

I haven't done an easy in a while. First put in all the ones, then all the two then all the threes. Then all the sixes, fours, sevens, eights, fours and nines.

Don't you bother with the ones and fives Kate?