Tanya Moyer Webboard User Reg: 01-18-2012
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It's been miles and years since I have logged onto this board; something must have been telling me to do so.
I am so sorry to hear about Fama. Like the rest I loved hearing your stories of her. In fact Im quite sure I cut and pasted to keep in a separate file because they were worth a second, third and fifth read.
I know the memories will never be enough, but I hope you remember all the good things Fama and look back with the greatest of experiences and just smile through your tears.
Connie Sutherland Moderator Reg: 07-13-2005
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Quote: Tanya Moyer
It's been miles and years since I have logged onto this board; something must have been telling me to do so.
I am so sorry to hear about Fama. Like the rest I loved hearing your stories of her. In fact Im quite sure I cut and pasted to keep in a separate file because they were worth a second, third and fifth read.
I know the memories will never be enough, but I hope you remember all the good things Fama and look back with the greatest of experiences and just smile through your tears.
It's good to hear from you, Tanya, and I believe too that "something" told you to log in and post your moving words.
Tanya Moyer Webboard User Reg: 01-18-2012
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Quote: Tanya Moyer
It's been miles and years since I have logged onto this board; something must have been telling me to do so.
I am so sorry to hear about Fama. Like the rest I loved hearing your stories of her. In fact Im quite sure I cut and pasted to keep in a separate file because they were worth a second, third and fifth read.
I know the memories will never be enough, but I hope you remember all the good things Fama and look back with the greatest of experiences and just smile through your tears.
It's good to hear from you, Tanya, and I believe too that "something" told you to log in and post your moving words.
Hi Connie,
Nice to see all the old faces here. Hope everyone is doing well and having fun with the dogs.
I joined a Facebook group of folks who breed miniature heelers, and as you can imagine, lots of "normal" folks, who have never had a working pup, are having a helluva time with their newly acquired little monsters.
I've referred them to Leerburg.
I've talked about Fama a bit on that page, was just thinking of stories that had
been posted.
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