I am on facebook I want to be your friend to that way I can see pictures as I can not on here for some reason. ELlen
--- In [email protected], Nancy Lucky <nancy.lu...@...> wrote: > > Sami weighed 4.1 lbs - wasn't he beautiful. I have lots more pictures of him > on Facebook and of all my family. I am going to invite you to join facebook > it is so easy and lots of fun. > Nancy > > > > --- On Mon, 11/8/10, Kavi <kaviescontin...@...> wrote: > > > From: Kavi <kaviescontin...@...> > Subject: Re: [Chihuahuas] Honest Kitchen / TO NANCY :) > To: [email protected] > Date: Monday, November 8, 2010, 12:06 PM > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > Hi Nancy! > > oh my little Sami has the same little cute face as my Ricky, but Ricky is > black and tan. He looks very very tiny... how much did he weigh? My little > Ricky weighs about 4.5lbs. How can I get to your facebook page to see the > pictures? I know nothing about facebook, twitter, or anything. if you have > the link, please post it so everyone can see the great photo album you did. > You only have wonderful memories, but you have to keep them alive! with > pictures etc. He is with you always... He's your shadow, your sunlight, & the > air you breathe.... > > please remember to continue writing us here. I love the stories & pic! > > you take care, and smile!! Sami is smiling down at you... > > hugs > Shanna > > > --- On Sun, 11/7/10, Nancy Lucky <nancy.lu...@...> wrote: > > > From: Nancy Lucky <nancy.lu...@...> > Subject: Re: [Chihuahuas] Honest Kitchen / TO NANCY :) [5 Attachments] > To: [email protected] > Date: Sunday, November 7, 2010, 11:41 PM > > > > > > > > > > Shanna, > > Thank-you so much for your very understanding and loving letter. When I got > done reading it I went through all of my pictures of Sami and did an album > for him on Face Book. It brought back so many wonderful memories and I got to > see that beautiful face again. He was such a beautiful boy and he really was > a momma's boy - he did not care for a lot of people and he was very > protective of me. But the people he knew and trusted he loved with all his > little heart. I did not get him from a well known breeder - I actually owned > a baby store and down the street was a piercing tattoo store. He had the > cutest little girl chi named Turtle who he got from his friends in the > mountains. When Turtle parents had another litter I bought Sami and I paid > 500.00 for a non registered dog and I knew nothing about how he was breed or > cared for - but it was love at first sight. The first bath I gave him, I put > the towels in the dryer for him so they would be warm and when I > dried him he growled at me. Well I stopped that by putting him on his back > and telling him no and he never ever showed me any aggression again. I did > have to work with him with the grand kids but he learned and became such a > love. I got private lessons from a great trainer and she taught me how to > train him and it worked and so began our love story. He went every where with > me and the nights I was in pain, he would lay and lick my legs as that is > where my pain was. He knew me better than I knew my self. He brought me so > much love and joy. > Thanks so much for letting me talk about him and giving me permission to > still grieve - it was a year last month. I am sitting here right now watching > my two little girls nestled in their heated bed sound asleep - they look so > precious. I tried to pick up the baby to have her lay with me for awhile but > she wanted back in bed with her sister. I think one of the reasons that I got > another baby was because I still have this fear that something will happen to > one of them and then at least I will not be alone again. But Abbey also lost > her best friend who she played with every day as they moved out of state and > everyday when we walked by her house she would cry and scratch at the door. > So when Abbey's breeder sent me an email out of the blue and said that she > breed Abbey's parents one last time and only one baby made it that she had > this feeling that I needed to have her - so the rest is history. > I am attaching a few pictures of Sami and thank you for asking I had so much > fun doing his album on face book. > Hugs and blessings and thanks so much for reaching out to me, it meant a lot > to me. > Can you believe my girlfriend and I put him in a dress - I just thought he > was so pretty that he would make a beautiful girl - but even in a dress he > was all boy! > > > > > > --- On Sun, 11/7/10, Kavi <kaviescontin...@...> wrote: > > > From: Kavi <kaviescontin...@...> > Subject: Re: [Chihuahuas] Honest Kitchen / TO NANCY :) > To: [email protected] > Date: Sunday, November 7, 2010, 7:47 PM > > > > > > > > > Hi Nancy > > I read your story. its very heartbreaking to read. I think most of us have > something in our lives that we wished we did not do at the time and regret > it. I am not sure how long it has been since Sami passed, but each day will > get better. Keep in mind that while he was with you, you gave him the best > years he could ever have asked for. Now... do you think Sami would want you > to be sad, depressed? NO.. he would not. I believe when he was here with you, > when you were sad or depressed he comforted you.. and made you feel better. > So now he does not want you to feel guilt, sadness, or be depressed. He is > with you and watching you always, but he can not make you feel better unless > you know that is what he wants. > Sometimes, writing a letter to him, talking to his picture, singing, reading > to him... will make YOU feel a bit better. You can say all the things you > wished you could say. Talking to other people about it also can help. do not > keep it inside. We are here for you.. if you want to tell us all about it > 100's of times, we are here for you and will listen and give you full > support. :) > > I cant say that I have ever been in your exact position, but I feel your > pain. I know what guilt is like to carry with you. I am to this day, still > carrying guilt about doing something that my grandma asked me not to do when > I was 23, (now 56) but I did it anyway cause I was talked into it. Because I > did what she asked me not to do, she was without her car forever! I dont want > to really get into it, but I do know what carrying guilt is all about. We > have to focus on the future, and live day to day. Its hard... I know, but we > have to try. That is the way I live day to day. > I hope you will please still write about Sami here on the group. Send some > pictures too. I do not think I have ever seen pictures, as I am fairly new. > and I love doggie pic! > > I had to write what I felt... I hope no one is upset. :) > > I hope to see pic soon > Shanna > > --- On Sun, 11/7/10, Nancy Lucky <nancy.lu...@...> wrote: > > > From: Nancy Lucky <nancy.lu...@...> > Subject: Re: [Chihuahuas] Honest Kitchen > To: [email protected] > Date: Sunday, November 7, 2010, 3:06 PM > > > > > > > > > > I bought something very similar to this at pet express - all natural - no > additives or hormones - but abbey did not like it at all. I am going to try > it again and see if Maggie likes it. it was 8.00 for a bag of about 8 ounces > - i was glad that they had small bags to try and this lady there who feeds > her babies raw says this is the next best thing. I do cook my girls organic > free range chicken and they have that for breakfast and love it. > I am still on the fence but falling softly over....this is my fear the night > before my Sami passed away my girlfriend brought him over a ham hock > bone that she used to make beans with. My other girlfriend told me that I > should not give it to him - but then Denise came over and said has Sami tried > the bone yet so I let him have it and of course he loved it all the bone > marrow. I have a picture of him eating it as he was so happy. That was the > night he got sick and then he died at 1 pm and I have carried this guilt in > my heart for so long as I felt I killed my baby. I am crying right now as I > am writing this as no matter what anyone tells me, I keep going back to that > bone and blaming my self. My sweet girlfriend felt so guilty too - she even > slept here at my house for several days as I was suicidal it was one of the > lowest parts of my life ever and I felt that I killed my baby who I adored > and would of ran in the street to save him. My vet thinks that it > has nothing to do with it but I do. Of course to do a necropsy it is 2,000 > and I could not afford it. This is the first time I have shared the whole > story as it is still so painful to me to think that I killed my baby boy that > loved me so much and trusted me. I got him when I first got ill and lost my > job of 25 years and a baby boutique that I owned with my daughter-in-law and > my health and all my friends at work who were like family to me - so he was > my whole world. > So that is my fear. I felt like the worst mommy ever. I took Sami to the vet > every time he sneezed. I had even taken him to ER one night because he threw > up and it cost me 1,000. He had been to the vet three days before this > because he had a little limp and I was worried. I am going to stop emailing > you all about this as I want to put it to rest, but I felt that I needed to > share my truth with you all as you have all been so honest with me. I feel > God placed you wonderful women in my life at a time I so desperately needed > you all. When you think about what one little chihuahua can do to change you > life and the people you meet it gives me chills. > I have wanted to tell you all the whole story but it takes me time to trust > and plus I still carry so much quilt in my heart. Maybe you can pray for me > that God will lift this burden from me. I pray every night but it is still > with me. I know that someday I will see the little 3lb boy who changed my > life again. Thank you for letting me share. > With love and blessings to all, > Nancy and her girls > > --- On Sun, 11/7/10, Deanna Corey <myowndogp...@...> wrote: > > > From: Deanna Corey <myowndogp...@...> > Subject: [Chihuahuas] Honest Kitchen > To: [email protected], [email protected], > [email protected], "Poodle Group" <[email protected]>, > [email protected], [email protected] > Date: Sunday, November 7, 2010, 1:48 PM > > > > > > > > Hey Everyone, > A friend of mine recently sent me some Honest Kitchen dog food > samples...THANKS J.A.!!! And we finally got around to trying it out this > morning. I normally feed raw...and do grind for the littles as I worry about > bone fragments...but I have to say they all went CRAZY for the one called > Force...which is a dehydrated but raw Chicken, veggies and fruit...no grains. > I wondered if any of you have ever used it. They did like the other one...the > VERVE...which is the beef option but went absolutely NUTS for the FORCE. I > have never seen them so excited over a food. Would you guys look into it or > tell me if you use it what you think??? PROS???? CONS????Thanks in advance! > > Waggin' Tails in The Dog Park, > Deanna > > and > The Dog Park Pack: > Nugget, Shuai-Li, Mouse, Myrtle, Mable, and Caleb and honorary non-dog > members of The Dog Park: > > > Stella-Macaw, Stanley-Amazon, Miles the cat > > > www.joys4toys.com > ------------------------------------ " Lets talk about our wonderful little friends! Join today! " Yahoo! 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