Sunshine On A Brainy Day — PS Dwarf Star Lights Up My Life

I had a buddy that bred Springers, super intelligent dogs.

I saw in a documentary, that if you own them as pets, you HAVE to give them hunting tasks. And you could actually use like chicken stock to outline a path for them to follow. How cool is that. Or was that for Beagels. hahahaha can't remember now...
 
We have many dogs pass through our house. This week we have 2 miniature schnauzer's staying. Alfie is the grey one and Bruce is the black one.

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*Those are PERFECT names for them. I can see that clearly. What characters they are. How can you get mad or even discipline them. I would have such a hard time, they would own my world, when I need to be a pack leader. They will hide all my shoes...lol.
 
PW, my uncle was an avid hunter and used to raise beagles as well. That hoarse bark they would 'greet' us with is etched into my childhood memory.
 
*Awwww, shucks GN30 Thank you very much!

*Also, don't tell your specialist anything until you can absolutely trust them. Meaning, build a rapport first, friendship, just take your time cause it takes a special doctor for understanding. I would wait until your first harvest, you'll know more then. I just don't want you to suffer for your choice in healing methods at the hands of a medical system. It took me almost a year to build that trust. Go slow.

Yeh, I hear you there soul sista. it'll take a while to build things up with the docs.
The health system here takes a very long time to get a 15 minute appointment, usually averages about 3 months so it'll be a long haul.

*Really great to hear updates from you, congrats!;) You're doing the best thing for your brain. Hey do you get to mix fish nutes in that batch you're cooking?[/QUOTE]

I've got blood, fish & bone meal in there as well as a few other amendments. Volcanic rock dust, gypsum, mycorrhizae fungi and chitin crab meal. That should give the girls everything they need to do their thing .

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