Aaron, I'll be back to read the bulk of your post, but get Scarlett to the vet and have them test for epilepsy. My uncle had a dog with epilepsy, and those were her symptoms, too. If that's what it is, it is very treatable with a pill or two a day.
Yeah, but it makes for great story-telling. Considering it was last minute and trying to organize over two time zones with working people on a week night and one person with a sick baby, we did alright.
Yeah, the first one has caused many cheap deaths with the floaty physics, but I stil love it. And it's so much more fun playing co-op with friends, and I'm not usually into co-op games. Tex and I played for a couple of hours, I think it was 12:30 Eastern time when we finally called it quits, earlier for him in Texas.
Saturday might be doable for me. Sunday's out this week - I've got that last snowshoe race in the morning (five miles this time) and I'll be lucky to still be conscious and coherent afterwards.
Aaron, what's really scary was looking at the thermometer last night, thinking "oh, hey! it's not too bad tonight" because it was double digits and not a negative number. A few seconds later, I had a WTF?! moment when I realized I was thinking 12 degrees was "not too bad". Cue hysterical laughter. It's been the coldest, snowiest February on record and we're all winter-weary.
Yeah...not really. Although, I did snowshoe out to the back of the field and attempt (unsuccessfully) to find the compost pile. That took a frustrating chunk of time. And reminds me that I left the snow shovel out in the field...Must go get it before the next storm. If it doesn't snow tomorrow, it will be the first three-day stretch of clear weather we've had since January 21-23.
Not only is it awful, it's two hours and seven minutes of awful! But in a good way.
Yeah, Joe - what were you thinking?!
Servents. We don't even get pet status.
Those were my exact words, too, John!
