[nfbwatlk] Article regarding NY streets

[Mike Freeman]

Becky is correct; a wolf is Likely more afraid of you then you are of him/her. Rest easy. 

Mike 

On Aug 2, 2012, at 8:15, "Becky Frankeberger" <b.butterfly at comcast.net> wrote:

> Debby, congratulations, hugs, girlfriend on going to CO. I have heard older
> then you go to the CO center.  A guy I am on another list said a seventy
> something year old guy was in his class.  Plust another person who had
> multiple disabilities, which I think is great.  We need to learn from each
> other how to assist. 
> 
> Seriously Lamar will alert to a wolf.  You are safer with him then most
> sighted.  He can smell a hundred times better then a human, plus see.  But
> that smell he will alert you.  He will probably stop, his fur will go up he
> may pant hard. You start singing loudly like Rosanne Barr and leave the
> area. Check with Craig, but I will bet he would say a similar thing. Lamar
> is your best warning. That lady is wrong. Dogs have a strong sense of self
> preservation.
> 
> 
> Becky Frankeberger
> Butterfly Knitting
> 
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> 
> -----Original Message-----
> From: nfbwatlk-bounces at nfbnet.org [mailto:nfbwatlk-bounces at nfbnet.org] On
> Behalf Of debby phillips
> Sent: Wednesday, August 01, 2012 10:25 PM
> To: NFB of Washington Talk Mailing List
> Subject: Re: [nfbwatlk] Article regarding NY streets
> 
> Thanks, Lauren.  I definitely am in to having the good time part, too.
> (Grin).  But I have one fear-well, uh actually several, but one is I'll be
> older than all the other students and they'll out everything me.  (Smile).
> Oh well, if I need to go to bed a! 
> 10:00 and they stay up until midnight, then I'll just have to go to bed
> earlier.  (Smile).  It always happens at Seeing Eye, when I was younger I
> was one of the rowdy let's stay up just a little while longer.  (Grin).  And
> I'm going to miss our cat.  He's such a sweetheart!  Except when he sneaks
> outside.  He somehow knows I can't see him.  Now, I'm not saying that he
> consciously sans to his cat self, Ah, the lady of the house can't see.  But
> somehow he knows, and he can, if he wants to walk right by me and keep his
> bell quiet.  I just want to do something every-il when he sneaks outside.
> We have coyotes, hawks, owls, and now we have a wolf sack within a couple
> miles of our house.  I'm serious.  So this very nice lady was telling my
> husband tonight that maybe I shouldn't walk down our lane to get the mail
> anymore because the wolves might attack my dog.  I'm gonna start carrying my
> cane in self defense.  (Huge grin).  She's concerned that I won't see the
> wolves coming.  I told my husband after that, That's it!  Get ME OUT OF ":!
> I really don't know whether to laugh or be 
> frightened.  Maybe I'll just get a little red hood and wear it.    
> Peace,    Debby
> 
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