>>>>>Hi Mike
>>>>>
>>>>>>>

lnInterestInDiscussiongPolitics = 0

>>>>>...
>>>>>>PS -- I think I would go with llInterestedInDiscussingPolitics = .F.
>>>>>
>>>>>You should think about scale qualities again ...
>>>>>or go back into early teenager mode and reread the definitions of Null-A ;-)
>>>>>
>>>>>have fun with your new family member - what name did she get ?
>>>>>
>>>>
>>>>Bailey. That was suggested by my older daughter Allie and we all liked it. (Emily, her younger spinster, suggested Lily, which is her own middle name, LOL).
>>>>
>>>>It's a little like having a baby again. She has been doing this thing since last night that has me concerned. She has been retching or gagging audibly, enough to make her body shake. It's like she's going to vomit but she doesn't vomit. I suspect it's from eating grass, a habit I have been unable to break her of so far. I'm going to call the vet's when they open.
>>>>
>>>>If someone can tell me how to attach a picture I will post one taken of her when she was 5 weeks old, the day we picked her out from the litter.
>>>
>>>
>>>In my experience, the grass eating is an attempt to 'cure' something else.
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>>Not sure I am following. If it's something you would rather not say, that's OK.
>
>I think that if a dog has eaten something that disagrees with it then it may afterwards eat grass as a way of inducing vomiting.
>
>>How was the bike ride?

I don't think she has eaten anything bad other than maybe grass. The way she was acting last night -- which she no longer is, thank goodness -- was like she was about to vomit, but she never did.

Now she is systematically trying to destroy my house. Talk about a constant vigil.