apb: alpf

Where have you gone, ALPF? Are you boycotting wmtc because it no longer accepts anonymous comments? Email me, eh?

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  1. ALPF30 November 2005 at 06:37

    Hey L-Girl

    I'm here!! I have been crazy busy lately and haven't gotten around to registering.
    So sorry to hear about B.
    I just brought my old gal to vet yesterday and they tell me she is starting to go blind and now has arthritis in her front leg. It seems like yesterday I picked her out of the litter... their time with us is just way too short.

    Take Care

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  2. laura k30 November 2005 at 06:47

    Hey ALPF!! I'm really glad you're still here. I'd hate to lose such a prominent member of the wmtc community. :)

    Thanks for your condolences. I'm sorry to hear your pup is having some troubles. I know just what you mean, it goes so fast.

    Thanks for checking in. :)

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