[nagdu] heat revisited

Larry D. Keeler lkeeler at comcast.net
Fri Jun 29 12:20:04 UTC 2012


And to Michigan as well!  I was out yesterday and temps were around 100.  I 
left Holly at home and everyone asked where Holly was?  I replied that when 
its hot I use a cane, and when it cools off it becomes a canine!
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From: "Criminal Justice Major" <orleans24 at comcast.net>
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Sent: Thursday, June 28, 2012 11:35 PM
Subject: [nagdu] heat revisited


> Hi, all,
> So far from what I've been hearing news wise, the heat problem extends 
> from Colorado, Arizona and on up to Washington, DC.
> Another friend of mine on another guide dog related list was talking about 
> how she has been experiencing more trouble with her asthma out in the 
> state of Kansas and another one from Maryland pointed out she's been 
> having trouble as well.
> Man... I really do wish for moisture.
> We just need a few days of slow, steady rain out here in Colorado.
> Definitely no thunder, lightning, tornadic or general winds.
> Yes and sadly, a brand new fire started yesterday and all the tale signs 
> point to the cause which is lightning once again.
> I've had to put off things, but tomorrow, I can't do that anymore.
> I could leave Odie at home since I'll be with my husband, but probably not 
> a good idea given that I'm not sure how long we'll be gone.
> There's no way to predict what will go on in the apartment complex as a 
> whole because there have been two real apartment fires, many floods and 
> people setting off the fire alarm as they end up being careless, meaning 
> that when they burn food, they open the door to air out their apartments 
> and suddenly, the smoke from the burnt food and heat hit the sensors in 
> the hallway, activiting the fire alarm in the hallway.
> One time when someone accidentlly did set the alarm off, I happened to be 
> gone from the apartment complex.
> Odie was in the apartment and he panicked when the alarm came on.
> Once I arrived back at the apartment complex, I heard the sound and 
> immediately became concerned for my partner.
> A former custodian helped escort me on to the elevator and the third floor 
> so I could get to Odie quickly.
> I opened the door and called to him, but he didn't respond.
> I ventured further indoors and he did finally come to me.
> He obviously went into hiding.
> I took him outside so he could relieve and we went back in.
> Yes, I really wish for the much needed moisture and a good cool down.
> When I've had to take my four-legged furry kid outside, he quickly did his 
> business earlier today and we went back indoors after that.
> What's important is that I am trying my best to be patient with Odie as I 
> understand how he feels.
> I find that when I talk to him, it definitely helps the two of us.
> *Smiles*
> For those who are going to be in any convention, definitely be well 
> prepared and I'll be praying for each and all to have a safe, enjoyable 
> trip.
> bibi, husband Dale and son Odie
> the happy spirited bounty labra wolf
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