<html><head><style type="text/css"><!-- DIV {margin:0px;} --></style></head><body><div style="font-family:times new roman, new york, times, serif;font-size:12pt"><DIV>Hi everyone, it's LuLu,</DIV>
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<DIV>We are getting along with life here at our house. Our meals are back to normal with kibble, pumpkin, joint powder and green beans and after the last week or two when nobody could stomach much of anything this is a welcome relief. And I have a new appreciation for pumpkin! Before I ate it after everything else in my bowl. Now it is the VERY FIRST thing gone from my bowl. Yummm, yummm, pumpkin. Both Snoopy and I got better from the pukes and then the squirts but we had bright red butts! OUCH. Then the clueless momPerson used polysporin on our butts and added the pumpkin back and we now are back in rare form.</DIV>
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<DIV>Fruits and veggies .... YES! For the record we will do anything for a carrot. ANYTHING. If momPerson wants us out of the kitchen she hands out carrot bones .... which is really those great big huge thick carrots you can buy at the store and we know that means take this and SCRAM and so we do .... we scram right into the living room. We also love brocolli, asparagus, pumpkin, green beans (which I harvest daily in the yard, below 2 feet on the pole is mine, mine, mine) cucumbers, artichokes (Snoopy will resort to stealing them, we've only ever gotten them cooked though, the rest we eat raw) squash, radishes (but momPerson worries about the gas and bloat so every time we get one she panics) and most other veggies. Except the leafy ones. We won't eat leafy greens .... but we do eat grass. Go figure. Fruit knows no limits. If it is a fruit we will eat it and that's that. Berries, melon, apples,
pears, citrus, bananas, mango, papaya, kiwi, peaches, plums, pineapple you name it, we'll eat it and if we catch the people eating it then they'd better either share or else get us one.</DIV>
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<DIV>I know a secret. The momPerson had a ramp put in for the dog door a little over a year ago when Snoopy was having trouble with a limp. She had to remove it a couple hours later when she realized Cyrus could no longer use the door. You see, she had the door put in (15 years ago) about 4 inches off the floor inside because she wanted to be able to accomodate any age/size dog and the door is huge. So, it's 4" off the floor inside but had over a foot drop outside which allowed the long legger to hunch over to get out and then step down. He HAD to have the step down or he couldn't get out so she had to take the ramp back out. Day before yesterday she got the rigging out of the garage and put the ramp back in. Boy oh boy you should see Snoopy! He doesn't know it has been in the garage all this time. He is SO happy he just LOVES that silly thing. He RUNS up it. He RUNS down
it. She goes and opens the door for turn out in the morning and he ignores the door and charges down his ramp. Poor Snoopy is stiff and sore in the morning and that jarring hit of dropping onto concrete was really tough and trying to jump UP to get back in the house was too. He thinks she did it to make him feel better and she did .... only it was a long time ago and just wasn't to be then, but it's sure dandy now. I like it too.</DIV>
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<DIV>Once again we would like to thank all the droolers for the outpouring of support when my brother Cyrus left us suddenly for the bridge last week. And I would like to apologize for the momPerson's apparent inability to respond individually to all those messages without disolving. She really does appreciate your thoughts and kind words of comfort, we all do. Thank you so much.</DIV>
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<DIV>Love,</DIV>
<DIV>LuLu </DIV>
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<DIV>And Snoopy, OEBE, Curator of Missing objects who has a squishy butt that makes a perfect pillow, if you don't believe me check facebook .... we're cute.</DIV></div></body></html>