RE: RE: Praise for Engineers
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Unfortunately River passed away in 2010 after being good company for 7 years. I never knew his true age, but the U of Mn, Vet estimated he was about 1.5 years old when I found him in the Snake river. He had webbed feet and was a powerful swimmer which allowed him to cross rivers where most dogs wouldn't. When I had him in my boat I headed for the shore where the locals told me he had been in the neighborhood for weeks, going from house to house looking for food. They also said they were hoping someone would take him that weekend to which I replied that, with that information, the dog had just found a new home.

No regrets, but I won't take in another Dog at this time. It worked out great in the woods, where River could do what he wanted (usually right behind me), same with the river shores, but living in a townhouse or apartment it would require walks at least 3-4 times a day. Taking care of Kids, Dogs, or an elderly Parent in my case, does weigh you down, these are things you don't walk away from so I agree that your Mother was right about that one. If I had someone to take over when I am temporarily unavailable for walks, it would be different. That being said; I liked my Cars, Boats and sizzling hot motoscoots, ..but I loved that Dog.

Though I'm not familiar with that Movie, I look forward to the decoding, that is if you are willing to share your findings. Are returning themes like Balloons and Owls truly random or odd? My Owl must be on an extended vacation, then again, I don't get out much these days ...

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