Healing strenghth and unconditional love

CivilMatt said:

Meet Lola

Phrannie,

 

I could not resist. 

 

Ladies and gentleman meet Lola, Phrannie’s upside down dog.

 

Matt

Ok,  tried posting this picture, so will do it the old fashioned way...

This is our dog - 5 mins after Dan got out of the chair.... he likes this Dad at home thing.

https://lh6.googleusercontent.com/-mLnhotXzJnY/UTUlQIWen7I/AAAAAAAADBQ/OQ9qeeSPZpM/s482/photo.JPG

[Mr. Skiffin, can you send me a copy of your instructions please!]

Thanks, Kari

Skiffin16 said:

Willy

I'll post Willy for you while I look for the post with the instructions... I know Billie did a follow-up post that was very informative if I remember correctly...

I love all of the fur kids....

JG

Try this;

Using the tree icon (insert/edit image) in the message menu bar, do the following;

click the tree icon, (for an image you have saved on your computer), this opens a pop up window (Insert/Edit Image)

click image URL (the browse button right side), this will open another pop up window (File Browser)

click the upload (top left)

File (browse..., where you have the file stored on your computer)

Upload (this puts it in a folder of yours on CSN) close the box for upload

click the file you want to post, the Insert File (top right)

put in an image description and title, then insert.

This will insert the image into your post...

Skiffin16 said:

Insert Photo

Try this;

Using the tree icon (insert/edit image) in the message menu bar, do the following;

click the tree icon, (for an image you have saved on your computer), this opens a pop up window (Insert/Edit Image)

click image URL (the browse button right side), this will open another pop up window (File Browser)

click the upload (top left)

File (browse..., where you have the file stored on your computer)

Upload (this puts it in a folder of yours on CSN) close the box for upload

click the file you want to post, the Insert File (top right)

put in an image description and title, then insert.

This will insert the image into your post...

Thank you, I am saving it in a few places! And thanks for posting Willy for me.. poor guy took a pepcid and has a tummy ache tonight, Hopefully will perk up soon. And today has to be the first day with no human snacks!

Kari

phrannie51 said:

Giving pics another try...

OMG...I did it!!  THANK YOU MATT for the step by step instructions .....This is MoJo....who I lost a month after finsihing rads....there are days when I miss him so much it hurts physically....He was the best looking GSD I've ever seen.

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Phrannie, your right,tough to lose a pet during a rough journey. He looks like he was definately the king of the castle and so handsome too.  Funny how quickly they take a role in our lives and in most cases  how quickly we altar or change our routine to accommodate them. Losing Duggie  just after my radiation was really hard because I had to much death in my life at that time. Two months before I was diagnosed with cancer my Dad for no apparent reason decided to commit suicide. I had a real rough time with that and upon being told I had throat cancer I couldn’t help thinking I may get a chance real soon to ask him why he did it. But I fought like hell to beat cancer’s **** and lost Duggie right at the end of treatment. So I started a new life with a new friend, my Kasie.  Life is good.

Enjoy the day…………….I do……….every one of them

      Jeff

Duggie88 said:

My Duggie

Katie

My screen name says it all. We had a Golden Retreiver named Duggie he was 14 when I was diagnosed with cancer and his health was failing. He actually made a bit of a comeback until my last day of radiation and slid to the point were we had to put him down. My wife always said he wanted to stay around to make sure I made it through it all. It hurts to even think of him now. I always said I wanted no other dog because it just wouldn't be the same but three months later the day after my first PET Scan we got Kasie a Yellow Lab who has been my bud ever since. The day we brought him home his first romp in the yard was right over to where we buried Duggie in the woods he sniffed around looked up at me then proceeded to explore more of his domaine. He was definately a big part of my therapy. The picture is Kasie

Enjoy the day

      Jeff 

I keep coming back to this thread to look at this pic. It's got to be the best doggie face I've seen in a while. That's a melt your heart punim for sure! (punim is Yiddish for face).

"T"

peggylulu said:

Loveing these postings

I tried to post a picture of my dog Honey and cat Tiger that Died about a month after my treatments, last night and I got the picture ( thanks to John) but then had no place to write , so I am trying again tonight ! All of your fur babies are beautiful ! and yes Phrannie MoJo is the best looking GSDog I've ever seen !!! Even my husband thought so ! Yay ! I think I did it!!!

Glad I could help, I know the instructions aren't the best, but apparently you all are figuring it out...

Awesome photos...

JG

phrannie51 said:

You did it PeggyLuLu...

I was trying to do it like Kari (that did work at one time)...copy and paste from photobucket, but not anymore.....I love that pic!! Cats and dogs together are wonderful! When I first got MoJo our cat was about 8....and had "trained" other dogs in the house how a cat should be treated. I had a German Shepherd, a Rottie/Pit/Lab cross, and a Westie when David was a baby....he took a liking to Ike my GSD ....from the day he was born (under my bed), Ike would bring him out into the living room....even the mama cat trusted Ike to care for him. Ike never liked strange people much, but he was SO good with other four footed friends....I even trusted him with the rabbit.

this is when Dave was a baby and Ike was his main babysitter.

 

That is so precious ! Tiger had been the only 4 legged person in the house for 5 years and needless to say he was not at all happy when Honey came to stay . It was several years before they became friends . Thanks again John for all you do !!! What a blessing this site is ! Peggy