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I am sorry about this. I suggest you teach the dog to cook and clean for the duration, since it's HIS FAULT !!

On the other hand, if you do figure out how to fix dinner with your feet, after that first meal, Geno will be glad to take over in the kitchen. :D
 
Sorry to hear you broke your wrist Cindy! I hope you heal up soon!

Leave the chores be, the only thing that matters now is that you give your wrist a chance to heal up correctly and quickly.
 
Esav Benyamin said:
I am sorry about this. I suggest you teach the dog to cook and clean for the duration, since it's HIS FAULT !!

On the other hand, if you do figure out how to fix dinner with your feet, after that first meal, Geno will be glad to take over in the kitchen. :D
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papa bear! yep, old geno took the dog to the shop to teach him how to make sheaths yesterday, must have done alright because they stayed up late drinking beer. thanks too Emanuel.:)
 
Instead of using your nose for shifty punctuation marks, you could copy and paste from the character map ;)

There's an option under "Accessability Options" in Windows OSs. I think it's called Sticky Keys. It holds down the shift, ctrl, and alt keys for a set amout of time after you press them.

Best wishes for a speedy recovery!
 
What is it with dogs and women? My co-worker whom I volunteer with at the local middle school broke her arm walking her dog too.

That Subway sandwich bag trick sounds like a real winner too.
 
Look forward to the hound dog sheath special edition. My advice is to get Hubby to do the work, but to go around the house with both hands held high above your head, theraputic for hubby.
 
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