2018 -- life in Mexico

[SonicVenum]

I couldn't find this video on YT, but it's basically a demonstration at a gun show for attack schnauzers. These dogs look down right sinister, and are unbelievable well trained.

[jhwalker]

I like those dogs. Find that vid for me. I am brain-damaged...

[jhwalker]

Chester is toast. He is an 11 month old puppy/maniac/small horse. I have to tell the former owners who kept saying 'you can return him if it doesn't work out' -- and now I know why...
Not happy about it, but this a bell that I CAN unring. With the bad arm and bad leg I can't even walk him without using a nasty control leash that hurts him. When it hurts him, it hurts me. Terri has her hands full with my stroke recovery BS, and while she is usually up for any challenge, this is too much. Not happy about it, but in retrospect, it was pretty stupid to take on someone else's problem. The former owners return to town next week.
life goes on...

[jhwalker]

Sniff --
today we return Chester. Not fun, but we were not a good fit.

[SonicVenum]

Good night, my sweet Chester.

Time for the attack schnauzers!

[jhwalker]

probably not...

[jhwalker]

We came back home Thursday. Like clockwork, we had an early May monsoonal rain. It put some fresh water in the rainwater cisterna.

Wednesday I am getting the stomach hernia repaired. The doc says I should cool my jets for 5-6 weeks for full geezer healing. meow Then back to trying to tear up something else.

[jhwalker]

I survived the pissant surgery. I will respect doctor's orders for 2 weeks. Then if I can't pull the stitches open, wagons HO!

[xbacksideslider]

Life goes on, make it three weeks, OK?

[jhwalker]

maybe 2.5 The anesthesia junk makes me sneeze as it wears off, so I have to push pretty firmly on the bandages with both hands when I sneeze to keep things from feeling like they are tearing