Let's make it a group thing. I am sure he won't mind at all. We can rent a huge bus. I'll bring lasagna and extra toilet paper (no reflection on my lasagna, just thought it was the right thing to do when bringing a bus load of folks...) Randy can bring the wine, Dennis the beer.
Road trip!!! I'm sure Fetz will welcome us with open fangs.
Hmmmm... maybe an early Christmas gift of a nice LB soft muzzle might be prudent?
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Well, since I live in the "frozen tundra" of North Dakota, I can only suggest somewhere warmer than here, which is just about anywhere in the middle of winter!
I'd find a place where you can rent a cabin and be able to go sledding/skiing/snowmobiling, etc.
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Fetz is so misunderstood. Trust me guys, I have bounced balls off his head, tripped over his body and he just looks at me as if to say "oh no, it's her again....." ROFL
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Fetz is so misunderstood. Trust me guys, I have bounced balls off his head, tripped over his body and he just looks at me as if to say "oh no, it's her again....." ROFL
He's really a cuddly duddly.
Fetz oftened wondered how you got to the training field each Sat. as he didn't see the Special Ed bus anywhere nearby........
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Just for that I'm shipping you Frannie's younger sister. You know the one that climbs 6 foot fences, operates the ice maker at will and followed in her momma's footsteps by getting a tug off the top of the frig yesterday.
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I'd love, love to see Canada at some point, and Alaska, but that won't happen this Christmas.
Ok, My mom mentioned this. If the Furry Butt wanted to stay home and you were ok with that. My mom and dad for their 25th took a train that went through the rockies and it was absolutely amazing. I can't remember where she said it started BUT it does end in BC. Not to pricey and its just... WOW. Canada is wow.. hubby has a major thing of moving there but we will see if that ever happens.
Betty and Will, you guys are hilarious!!!
Barbara, I think Christmas with this gang would be very enlightening; however….. should you chose the more sedate, vast wilderness and quaint, dog friendly chalets of British Columbia, this “Rocky Mountain Rail Tour” passes right though our fair community, with an overnight stop in the next town.
If you chose to slow down the tour a tad, you’d be more than welcome to spend a few -40 degree nights enjoying the warmth of our wood burning stove.
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