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Bullets. Again
May. 13th, 2011 11:23 am1) Limpy dog is limpy and hates the ramp. I think it's too steep, and even with the "traction" strip center, he's scrambling up it and likely doing more damage in the process. Last night, in the scramble, his bum leg went over the side and he almost fell off the damned thing. Only thing I can think of is that I need a longer ramp (3 fold, instead of 2 fold) to extend the grade.
I get sick when I think about how much money I wasted on it this pretty much useless device. Sick.
2) Mr B can't be on the good puppy drugs until Sunday once the asparin's out of his system. He's a sad and unhappy puppy, and I feel like the worst human ever becasue right now I can't use my thumbs for good.
3) Have a call into the Vet to make sure the Benedryl that Mr B is hopped up on (and will stay hopped up on through the summer) doesn't interact with the Rimadyl.
Just did some reading about Rimadyl. Scared to death to put Mr B on it. More scared of him living in pain. May ask the Vet for a CBC test in a week to make sure this damned drug isn't distroying his liver.
4) Still most expensive and loveable free dog ever.
5) Work continues apace. Which is to say, killing me slowly, one papercut at a time.
6) Got some quality time with The Red Albatross and Meta last night in the driveway. With his help, the new-to-her gas tank is back on and reseated with a new bumper, the air filter is replaced, the spark plugs are replaced, the oils is changed, (veeery well changed), and the filter replaced.
It looks like the guy had probably changed the oil right before he sold it to me. Fliter looked darned near new. Peering down into the gears, everything looks nice and shiny and clean, not even slightly pitted. Still has the machining marks on the gears. For a bike that's only 3 years younger than me, that's saying something. Of course, she only has 9950 miles on her.
Now if we had remembered to charge the battery that had been sitting in his basement all winter, we might have seen if she'd go. As it is, we will see if she goes Sunday night.
Will need to:
Get her retitled.
Get her inspected.
Get her insured.
Practice. I see me puttering up and down that road a lot in the near future.
Need to remember to write down the VIN # next time I'm around.
7) Forgot my phone at home. If you need me, email me.
8) Haven't heard from the Chief of Police about my license yet, but I only submitted it April 26th, and they said it'd be 4-6 weeks. Just want to get it checked off the list.
- K.
I get sick when I think about how much money I wasted on it this pretty much useless device. Sick.
2) Mr B can't be on the good puppy drugs until Sunday once the asparin's out of his system. He's a sad and unhappy puppy, and I feel like the worst human ever becasue right now I can't use my thumbs for good.
3) Have a call into the Vet to make sure the Benedryl that Mr B is hopped up on (and will stay hopped up on through the summer) doesn't interact with the Rimadyl.
Just did some reading about Rimadyl. Scared to death to put Mr B on it. More scared of him living in pain. May ask the Vet for a CBC test in a week to make sure this damned drug isn't distroying his liver.
4) Still most expensive and loveable free dog ever.
5) Work continues apace. Which is to say, killing me slowly, one papercut at a time.
6) Got some quality time with The Red Albatross and Meta last night in the driveway. With his help, the new-to-her gas tank is back on and reseated with a new bumper, the air filter is replaced, the spark plugs are replaced, the oils is changed, (veeery well changed), and the filter replaced.
It looks like the guy had probably changed the oil right before he sold it to me. Fliter looked darned near new. Peering down into the gears, everything looks nice and shiny and clean, not even slightly pitted. Still has the machining marks on the gears. For a bike that's only 3 years younger than me, that's saying something. Of course, she only has 9950 miles on her.
Now if we had remembered to charge the battery that had been sitting in his basement all winter, we might have seen if she'd go. As it is, we will see if she goes Sunday night.
Will need to:
Get her retitled.
Get her inspected.
Get her insured.
Practice. I see me puttering up and down that road a lot in the near future.
Need to remember to write down the VIN # next time I'm around.
7) Forgot my phone at home. If you need me, email me.
8) Haven't heard from the Chief of Police about my license yet, but I only submitted it April 26th, and they said it'd be 4-6 weeks. Just want to get it checked off the list.
- K.
