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The "How was your weekend?" thread...
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I was going ask you the same question. We got her second hand at PetSmart. Our vet guessed chihuahua and maybe rat terrier. Her primary activity is warming laps and chasing leafs. Let me know when you get
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I'll have results likely next week. They definitely look very similar.
My guess is that you went to an adoption day at PetSmart where they had rescue dogs. Emet was also a rescue dog, but I found him online on one of the rescue organization websites and picked him up from a foster home in Spanaway. He was previously the pet of an old woman in Guadalajara Mexico who had 5 other dogs. She got too old to take care of them and one of the rescue orgs there shipped him up here. There's so many dogs down there that there's less than zero chance of adoptions happening, so the good ones get brought up primarily to the PNW for adoption.
I didn't ride road much, but rode off-road for quite a few years. Did the NMA enduro series a couple years. I finally sold my old reliable 2003 KTM 300 EXC winter of 18/19 since I just wasn't riding much anymore and used the funds to buy a raft.
I still have a nice hard-tail mtn bike, but I do miss riding the dirt bike.
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Had a great weekend...
Dawn patrol at the climbing gym on Sat morning and scouted some fishing ponds in that glorious afternoon sunshine (no fish yet though, need a few more sunny days). Then the kids actually were gone for the first time in forever Sat night, so the wife and I got some time to ourselves to eat takeout and watch something enjoyably stupid on the TV.
Then I had a lazy morning Sunday baking bread. Got out for a bike ride and canned some pickled carrots that evening.
Good stuff.
Dawn patrol at the climbing gym on Sat morning and scouted some fishing ponds in that glorious afternoon sunshine (no fish yet though, need a few more sunny days). Then the kids actually were gone for the first time in forever Sat night, so the wife and I got some time to ourselves to eat takeout and watch something enjoyably stupid on the TV.
Then I had a lazy morning Sunday baking bread. Got out for a bike ride and canned some pickled carrots that evening.
Good stuff.
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Took a walk Saturday through the warmth of the spring day to one of our once famous Steelhead rivers that empties into the Sound.
Well, so much for our chihuahua guess. The other contributors surprised me as well. Thx for sharing with me. Bruce
Coach Potter
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Awesome photograph!
Coach Potter
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Fished Friday, tested out my new conditioning protocol with a hike Saturday, fished again Sunday. It was one of the better weekends in a while. There is still plenty of winter around N. Idaho.
Hem
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Been a tough winter for fishing.
Weather/ temps have been difficult, lots of river ice. I was hoping to have some " flexible" time this winter but ended up framing on a custom which kept me busier than planned.
Haven't fished since the first week of January.
Getting cranky after four months without much fun. My wife advised me this morning to go fish.
Gusts of 40mph on the river. Stuck with it for 3 hours. Only one to the net, but a great rainbow. Hoping this breaks the winter funk.
Weather/ temps have been difficult, lots of river ice. I was hoping to have some " flexible" time this winter but ended up framing on a custom which kept me busier than planned.
Haven't fished since the first week of January.
Getting cranky after four months without much fun. My wife advised me this morning to go fish.
Gusts of 40mph on the river. Stuck with it for 3 hours. Only one to the net, but a great rainbow. Hoping this breaks the winter funk.
Coach Potter
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The local river is blown and Tuesday I’m headed back to the Frank Church for a week of bear hunting so this weekend was hanging with my wife
. One of the dudes I coach with is a rodeo guy and he invited us out to ride. I used to ride a bit in my teens but that was a long time ago. The world is a better place when viewed between the ears of a good horse. 
. One of the dudes I coach with is a rodeo guy and he invited us out to ride. I used to ride a bit in my teens but that was a long time ago. The world is a better place when viewed between the ears of a good horse. A neighbor of mine refers to horses as "dangerous at both ends and uncomfortable in the middle".
