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  • elbrantE

    Happy Thanksgiving USA!

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    I was able to spend the special day with my local family since I live in their home. It was a really special day...:Prince's first Thanksgiving. Dave even got him a special Turkey topper for dinner. So thankful for family and friends. My little guy is so special to me, I am thankful every day for him and I tell him so. Then I get that look from him.."I love you too, Momma".
  • AJs HumanA

    Just a Little Game

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    Those are all great..what impressive imaginations..thank you, I needed the pick-me up as well..
  • Rita JeanR

    Happy Thanksgiving

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    Happy Thanksgiving! I am grateful for many things, including our two wonderful basenjis, and this forum. We would never have made it through the process of adopting our two rescues in just over a year without the support of Sharron Hurlbut (sp?) and other experienced folks on this board. Today, Fiji and Bongo are happy, well adjusted dogs and they add to our lives tremendously. Thanks to all of you for your unending support of the breed and one another. Hope you've all had a wonderful day.
  • soulmateS

    Happy New Year!

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    wizardW
    Soulmate beat me to it – happy new year to all basenji buddies --may the new year bring you health, happiness, and basenji "blessings" !
  • rnastoR

    Happy Dance

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    ChaseandZahrasmomC
    Way To Go!!!!
  • L

    Thanksgiving Day 2006

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    I grew up in Indiana where they get lots of snow but here in Alabama people don't know how to drive in it. We're in the foothills of the Appalachian Mountains and it's very hilly. Everything stops when it snows, schools close, etc. All they have to do is mention the S word in the forecast and in two hours you can't find a loaf of bread or gallon of milk anywhere. In March 1993 we actually did have the Blizzard of the Century and we got 21 inches of snow and ice. I got snowed in at work (I'm a nurse and work in a hospital) for 5 days. My son was 15 then and he was home by himself because I couldn't get there. He got bored and tried walking down the hill and the National Guard picked him up and took him back home!