Todd, please don't take flirting/dating hints from ghost.  I don't think
you'll do well if you do... I think some of those things might even be
illegal in some states LOL...
 
Anyone have an alternate method of scruffing?  I have one that I just
can't get ahold of.  Not much loose fur (she's buff and oh so sexy!)so
she slipps a lot during ear cleaning/nail trimming.  It's a good thing
that I do it over the bed where she'lll have a nice cush landing!  PLEASE
let me know any other ways I can get these things done (preferably one
person methods if you know of any!) I need a better way to get things
done for both of our sake!
 
Yvonne: If you get any good suggestions pass them on to me.  I've just
sarted making hammies and sleep sacks.  BTW- found this GREAT fabric
called velux, like velour but more sturdy, doesn't shed or pull and is so
soft!  I don't think they have it at the fabric store, but I bought a
martha stewart blanket and it will probably make at least 8 hammies (big
ones too!)ANYWAY I have an update for all those that remember my quandry
about significant other not being as enthused about the fuzzies.  I made
two big hammies that they can both fit in and put them in last night.
When he came home from work he HAD to find the camera to take a picture
of them because they were both curled up on top of one and all you could
see was the top ones body and the two heads.  Looked like siamese twins
or one of those two headed monsters!  Quite cute!I'm usually getting crap
for taking so many pictures of them and here he is searching for the
camera!  made my night!  (also I bought an eyelet maker for making
hammies and LOVE IT!  now I just have to find something I like to hang
them by.  I've been using 1/4 inch ribon and tying it, but want a better
way.
 
BTW has anyone thought of recycling hooks for old hammies.  I thought if
people would mail me their old hooks I would make hammies to donate to
shelters out of recycled fabric that I have.  Be a great way to recycle
and help out a shelter!  Email me if you're interested!
[Posted in FML issue 3893]