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In the Doghouse
Deena E. says: We had that argument here for several years, then he finally agreed to it...Jesus, you'd think these dogs were his flesh and blood now. He LOOOOOOOOVES them and I get to give him sh*t about how long he resisted. Happy couple=happy dogs.— December 7, 2011 3:32 p.m.
In the Doghouse
Michelle S. says: We have nice things, and we have a cat and 2 dogs. The secret to that is training, keeping them excersized so they don't get bored and eat things, and a schedule. Also, getting a dog that's ISN'T a puppy will help. So many older dogs (just 3 or 4yrs old) are available for adoption but so many people want puppies. If you don't want kids, you don't want a puppy. I've taken dogs out in the rain and its not that bad. Plus it only rains like 6 days a year here. Just keep a towel by the door to wipe/dry its feet.— December 7, 2011 3:16 p.m.
In the Doghouse
Suzanne Y. says: A dog would love you unconditionally, really don't expect too much from you in return, your "nice things" are just that and nothing more.— December 7, 2011 2:24 p.m.
In the Doghouse
Larry E. says: My wife and I have had a similar discussion (but no argument -- yet), so David has my empathy. It's not just about the people. It's also about the dog. Mind you, maybe Newt "Gingrinch" can offer you advice on how to make the dog productive and earn some income.— December 7, 2011 2:13 p.m.
University City Bikini Lady Reunited with Her Missing Dog
Karen says: That's awesome! Yay for her.— December 7, 2011 1:35 p.m.
More Police Raids, But Civic Center Remains Occupied
Harpo: Dan, so tru, what we need is all those kids to VOTE.. which sadly they seem to think is useless.. so the repubs win.— November 17, 2011 10:21 a.m.
More Police Raids, But Civic Center Remains Occupied
Harpo: thank you, George.. there have been several articles on this, but not enough. I don't disagree with their basic idea, just the approach concerns me.. we need to engage the middle class!!— November 17, 2011 10:20 a.m.
More Police Raids, But Civic Center Remains Occupied
Jodi C.: For the record, the only small businesses affected have been the coffee cart owner and the hot dog vendor. (Downtown Johnny Brown's has been doing just fine, and, apparently has had an increase in business, thanks to the Occupiers.) The cof...fee cart owner struck a deal with the city to forego her rent (and I think get money on top), and the hot dog owner may have struck a similar deal with his landlord, Civic Center. Also, it appears that any harassment of the vendors has been by homeless people, not necessarily Occupy people. Also, Occupy SD folks turned out en masse for the fundraiser for the coffee cart owner and hot dog vendor, donating cash to help them out. Just saying.— November 17, 2011 10:19 a.m.
More Police Raids, But Civic Center Remains Occupied
George W.: I find it interesting that they have no consideration for the small business they hurt, their only interest is what they can get from others, without doing anything for it.— November 17, 2011 10:18 a.m.
More Police Raids, But Civic Center Remains Occupied
Dan A.: Sadly, 'Occupy' has become a magnet for people who want to relive the 60's. It's a 'retro hippie' down with the Establishment movement now. As the voting public gets tired of this, they will vote against politicians who support the movement, mainly Democrats. The ultimate irony is that Occupy may actually help get Obama defeated, which I'm sure is not their goal.— November 17, 2011 10:17 a.m.