| The Rip Van Wrinkler, XVIII, Issue 4, November 2014 |
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Kadija, who will be 10 years old in Dec. Stephanie Hartmann photo. Feedback. . . |
Nirvana delle Caserosse: hot 24 october in Pistoia, Italy - sleeping like SNOOPY |
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July 21st, 2014 It is a great issue... I had a chance to look through the whole thing at lunch! The pix of the fun day are great! "Someone" who likes veggies cleaned their plate - grin! I always enjoy the quotes, too. Lots of good stuff in the Wrinkler - including the recipes for people and for dogs. That cheese & spinach pie creation looks yummy - one of my Greek Town favorites (yes, I sometimes go to Greek Town and don't eat meat!).... It is good to have a publication that is mostly about people loving, enjoying and otherwise sharing their lives with their B's... That's the whole point, really... all the other aspects of "the fancy" are, to some degree or other (as a law school prof. of mine was found of saying) parsiflage!!..........................................................KARLA SCHREIBER August 30th, 2014 I haven't sent you a photo of Nora in a while. She is feeling like new after her dental surgery!! Going strong at 11 +. Here she is looking out the front door………..DONNA HESS
July 26th, 2014 The Wrinkler = My favorite read (sneaking a peak at work - bad Lisa!) today. How wonderful to re-live the happy ending to RiRi's story! Your newsletter is the envy of all basenji clubs around the globe! July 28th, 2014 Great issue, as always! I especially enjoyed reading about the creation of the Sandy Eggo Basenji racetrack. I've seen the pictures but didn't know the background. All the photographs seemed exceptionally clear this issue. Interesting about Tramadol, as it was just prescribed for my Aussie, but I have some left from the Lab who passed. Haven't needed it for Obi, though. You work so hard on the Wrinkler, and it shows. Thank you!....................................LOTTE HOTALING September 28th, 2014 Here are some photos. Penelope is wrapped in the blanket and Lily and Penelope are on the rug. Lily is the older gal! Fall has arrived! Thanks for all your wonderful work on the Wrinkler, it's such a joy to look at………………………..…..PATRICIA PERGOLA
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FIRST WORDS (2004) by Brenna Fender My son is working on his first words. They aren't clear, but he repeats them after you say them, so I know what he is trying to do. He is only eleven months old, so it isn't like he is speaking really clearly or anything. Especially since he didn't choose mama or dada or some-thing simple to delight us with. Like a true dog trainer's son, his first words are... "GOOD DOG". July 26th, 2014 I think you popped the cork on this issue, Susan. Best one yet! What a wonderful collection of pictures, they just go on and on, and every one is wonderful. Thank you for all the work that you do. Omigosh, this is the best one yet, Susan. What a boatload of gorgeous photos!.......................................CHRIS MAXKA August 4th, 2014 We were walking into dog park today and noticed this huge, like 5 feet tall, green recycling bin outside. Evidently sponsored by Southern Eye Clinic for Animals, with Dr. Wolf, and who is that in the center photo but our late Nicky! Don took the photo while Nicky was being examined and treated for a huge corneal ulcer, and sent it to Dr. Wolf! Really fun to see her a featured creature, haha! He is an amazing man, did all the work on her eye, including scraping the cornea more than once, holding her just this way and crooning to her. So she’s gone but not forgotten, immortalized on a recycling bin. Actually appropriate as our garbage and recycling cans were her favorite things! .............................ANNE MACMILLAN
October 10th, 2014 RiRi's story made me cry, then Fern's video made me smile.... HEPI ARMEN
SMALL WORLD October 5th, 2014 Hepi Armen We just met Karen and her husband on Broadway when we were coming home from the dogrun, where we played with Xak!!! Karen Sahulka Roy and I were walking back to our car, up Broadway, and between 70th and 71st, we ran into Hepi with Benji in a stroller and the young miss Cybele on leash. It was a wonderful sight, and the dogs were very friendly. In fact we were greeted like family, which in a way, we were! We were in the city for a Bemelmans weekend. The NY historical society had a really good show about him, and then that night we went to City Ballet to see three great Balanchine works. The last one, Firebird Suite, had the Chagall costumes and scenery (not too different from Bemelmans). The next day we walked through the park to the Carlyle for a drink at Bemelmans Bar, and to sit with his illustrations of said park on the walls. I had a club soda and Roy a coke.... The chance meeting with Hepi was just the kind of thing that Bemelmans would have illustrated.
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