We maybe moving soon

@jcboy,

If they are on youtube, just enclose the url in a youtube code.

Code:[youtube]your YT video's url here[/youtube]

@jcboy,

jcboy wrote:

Henry and Harry are doing good David, are you on facebook?
I posted a few videos of them, I can't figure out how to post the videos on here though.

Technically, I 'm on Facebook,
but I really don't know how to use it fully.
I have made some use of it, but very little.

I shud learn it better.
I 'll give it a shot.
Maybe thay have a tutorial; I dunno.

I 'm cheered to hear that Henry & Harry r doing well.
I hope that their lives r filled with JOY!

David

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@OmSigDAVID,

https://www.facebook.com/help/basics

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@Butrflynet,

Butrflynet wrote:

https://www.facebook.com/help/basics

THANK U, Butrflynet!!!

That is VERY KIND of u, indeed!

I 'm very grateful for your help!

David

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@Butrflynet,

I just did it, put Henry and Harry on youtube!

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@jcboy,

Wow, they're just about as big as the pavers.

Do you take them to a vet now and then or are you just raising them on your own?

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@Butrflynet,

They are getting big! I haven’t taken them to the Vet since I moved here. The Vet in Ca said it wasn’t necessary unless they got sick, and they are very healthy. As long as they are fed the proper foods they will out live me!

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@jcboy,

100 years I believe so who takes them on after? Smile

I had one when I was growing up, and a blue tongue lizzard that decided to make our home his, I think it was a boy, and two guinea pigs and a rabbit, and a dog, and a cat, and fish, phew. No wonder I'm a crazy animal lover, lady Wink

They had a pond anyways, with rockery and I fed them mince meat... What do these little ones eat? Lol's curious now, like that was yearsssssss ago.

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@FOUND SOUL,

Now he's got those turtles on the internet! Drunk

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@MMarciano,

(giggles)

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@MMarciano,

Given how slow they are, I will watch this video instead of counting sheep from now on Twisted Evil

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@the prince,

hahaha.

What a good idea Idea

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@jcboy,

jcboy wrote:

They are getting big! I haven’t taken them to the Vet since I moved here.
The Vet in Ca said it wasn’t necessary unless they got sick, and they are very healthy.

As long as they are fed the proper foods they will out live me!

I used to have large dogs.
I brought them home left over food from fine dining restaurants of Manhattan.
The waiters made them aluminum foil sculptures of swans,
containing lobster, or prime rib, or lamb, or Beef Wellington, etc.
Thay were willing to accept it.

David

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@jcboy,

jcboy wrote:

I just did it, put Henry and Harry on youtube!

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AXRYKaHRHCg&feature=youtu.be[/youtube]

Thank u, Morgan. Thay look robustly HAPPY & HEALTHY!

David

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@OmSigDAVID,

You’re welcome!

We met with the pool guy. If we decide to have the pool that is already there taken out, or filled in, and have a new one put in the back of the yard, for what we want it will cost about 40 grand. That includes the pavers and a fence around the pool.

Now if we decide to keep the original pool and have it refinished, and fenced off for what we want it will cost 16 grand.

I think the best thing is to do it right the first time and have one put in the backyard where we want it. I;m waiting for the Puerto Rican to make a decision.

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@jcboy,

You know me, ms nose - I'd wrack the first pool - I've specified that and it worked but drainage from the earlier pool matters.

Start to think across the property.

Be picky about the fence. There are fences and fences that fulfill the need. Pay attention to what that fence will look like.

Ms Bossy

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@jcboy,

On the money, I'm not appalled yet.

I'm opposed to keeping the original. Maybe a transition pool minute pool - they had a deep one of those at ucla. But, man, the fencing.

You don't want the play yard one big pool. Or you'll be s - - o - -r - - r - - y.

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Adds: stop deciding stuff in a week, or three.

That is the single dumbest move. Live there and keep looking at it.
And, let Marco and Antonio keep looking at it. They live there too. Give it time.
Don't do anything right away. I know this the hard way.

What is your giant rush, other than that is your usual way? Low tolerance for ambiguity?

Calmo'.

I probably wouldn't have taken you as a client because of your desire for speed. I did that within other firms, but not on my own. Of course, I'm not rich.

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@ossobuco,

Criminy, I got another bell. I doubt it has to do with a2k, more that I've gotten a new Mac OS and don't get it. But why the hell would the bell ring 2/3ds through my post to JC?

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@ossobuco,

Quote:

Adds: stop deciding stuff in a week, or three.

That is the single dumbest move. Live there and keep looking at it.

That’s my thought as well Osso, we don’t have to decide what to do with the pool right away. Morgan has this idea of having everything finished before we move in, house painted, new pool.

We can move in and give it some time and think about what we want. We don’t need to make any rush decisions.

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