09-22-2005
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aņejo
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Location: South Shore of Baahhstun, Massachusetts
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Don't know if the candle-lighting thing is strictly a Catholic rite, but I'll join you, Shiantry. May the Powers That Be keep everyone safe and in comfort.
 You've gotta know I LUV your avatar!!! 
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09-22-2005
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reposado
Join Date: Sep 2004
Location: moved to the beach
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 ...I Started this thread also, so you can place just a thought, just for yourself or just for someone else... Sweet lovely Karen (I do like you to much) we have to come to the states one time just to visit you...Love your today's grazy avatar to 
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09-22-2005
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aņejo
Join Date: Apr 2004
Location: South Shore of Baahhstun, Massachusetts
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If you're ever in the Boston area, mi casa su casa! Hopefully someday we can share a frosty margarita on the beach in Playa too!!
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09-22-2005
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reposado
Join Date: Sep 2004
Location: moved to the beach
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They have to release all the animals that are locked up because all the animals know exactly what is going on there well developed instincts we humans mostly loose through time...Like the animals when the surnami came remember Same as in Louisiana only the animals that were not released died and that were hopefully not much...
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09-22-2005
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aņejo
Join Date: Sep 2005
Location: Humble, Texas
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Thank you ALL for thinking of us down here and to those of you on this forum who have offered me thier homes to come to. I will try and keep everyone posted on the situation as it unfolds for as long as I am able to. Time to move all the stuff from the yard inside!!!!! Godspeed everyone!!!! Keep those candle burning!!!
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09-22-2005
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reposado
Join Date: Sep 2004
Location: moved to the beach
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, I am talking about release the cows, horses, sheeps, or take them in a trailer to a save place...A friend of us is a veterinary, she tell me the story how in Indonesia way before the tide whas rising al birds and other wild animals where gone...same if you look how many animals died because of Katrina, as far as she knows not much...only the animals that where capt in prisson... If I had a home in the US I would offer it to, for shore...But for now the only thing we can do in burning a 1000 candles and hoping no one get hurt... |
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Rastaman
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Location: Austin Tx
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09-23-2005
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aņejo
Join Date: Mar 2004
Location: Spring Texas
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I can't imagine leaving animals out in the storm. Our lab is NEVER allowed inside(he's eat isabelle
 )but I did go buy a large carrier and he WILL be in it IN our house for this one! I have too many other things to stress about(ie.the safety of my dh and 4 babies to also add worrying that harley is out in a hurricane!) I also bought a Sherpa carrier for isabelle so that she won't be hiding upstairs or somewhere i can't get to her when the weather gets bad! She'll be going into the closet w/us, too, if we have to get in there
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09-23-2005
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reposado
Join Date: Sep 2004
Location: moved to the beach
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 , I just would pack a view personal things, the kids, cats and dogs (and all street animals if I find them on the way) and get the hell out of there...
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It's so pitiful when they are frightened, and there's no way to explain to them what's going on.
