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I have heard some good reviews about the The Rancis Southdown (not the BBQ) but might be a drive, and I haven't been but going to try it within the next few weeks.

I been thinking about ending my time with cable and just sticking to Hulu and Netflix, but as football season approaches I don't know how I am going to watch my games (both Auburn and LSU is what I care about)!! I do have an Apple TV and getting a Chromecast for my other TV.

Do you have any positives or negatives about the Chromecast?

Does anyone know how to watch football games online so I could stream it from my phone or laptop?

Should I just try and see for football season if I can have my cable service just for football season?

I was thinking about getting a Smart TV (wanted the internet base website), but I needed up talking myself out of that, unless someone can give me a good reason why. I just think after a few years it will be outdated for the processing speed and the software would outdated.

I been thinking about ending my time with cable and just sticking to Hulu and Netflix, but as football season approaches I don't know how I am going to watch my games (both Auburn and LSU is what I care about)!! I do have an Apple TV and getting a Chromecast for my other TV.

Do you have any positives or negatives about the Chromecast?

Does anyone know how to watch football games online so I could stream it from my phone or laptop?

Should I just try and see for football season if I can have my cable service just for football season?

I was thinking about getting a Smart TV (wanted the internet base website), but I needed up talking myself out of that, unless someone can give me a good reason why. I just think after a few years it will be outdated for the processing speed and the software would outdated.

Spend at least 2 days in Boston (so much to do and see)I personally would end with Boston on your trip; you can spend anywhere from 1 to 2 days in Cape Cod (i would start there or be the second to last stop before Boston). Cape Cod is nice but there are so much more to do during the fall foliage that you might want to rethink that idea.
IF you are doing this in the Sept/Oct time check out the fall foliage and try to hit some of the peak time. It is absolutly amazing...I want to go back and do it by train if possible, but we ended up driving. Driving will let you find different and small towns to enjoy so rent and drive.
If you can and if you like hiking/sights/nature. I would say Acadia National park is a must. It was just so amazing. I would do anything and everything to get there. Spend at least 2 days there if you can. Then I would find some back roads to drive and do some fall foliage roads, pick up a mazagine or google them. There is a winery (Bar Harbor Cellars) that has some blueberry wine and other local wines to taste, they are only open from Memorial Day to Columbus Day 10-5.

I am jealous of your trip but enjoy it. Let me know if you have any questions.

Are there a lot of layoffs in your area? I have noticed lately lots of small businesses are letting go a few people. But what surprises me that they are telling them the day before and not giving much notice is this normal? What is the correct way of going about this? Anyone company doing this right now?

Awww that made me tear up that is when our Prynees past away (to the date) and when we was born in 2001.

I know 3 of the 5 dogs that have been in my life. The ones we apoted we dont know have a guess of the month since they were puppies.... so we just choose a date in that month and celberate it with them getting Ice Cream or Eggs or something...

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:wah: It is one of the worst feeling in the world. I am so sorry for you and your family. Give him his best day ever!

You are not killing your best friend you are protecting him and being his best friend just like he has done for you over the years.

Last year the dog I grew up with had to be put down it was terrible and hard but having my own dog at the time helped. Our other dog still misses him and looks for him time to time. The love we have for a dog is beyond amazing to me and we are so blessed and lucky to be able to feel that much love for an animal. It does not get easier but over time it will get better.

The memories you have will always be there, stay strong.

All I know is dogs are a million times more better than people and can make the strongest of men to cry when they have to watch their best friend past away.

Dogs come into our lives to teach us about love. They depart to teach us about loss. New dogs can never replace a former one – they merely expand the heart. If you have loved many dogs your heart is very big.

For you kids and for yourself have a funeral type process, have a day to remember you dog. Sometimes it can help to have a memorial service, including the entire family and friends who knew your pet. If you have a backyard, you can plant a tree or flowers in your pet's honor. Your children may want to help you plan this. - We did something like that and gave our dog a couple of toys that meant something to us and yet we kept a toy or two as well. Also, it may make some children better to keep something that their pet really loved-such as a collar, tag or favorite toy.

Here are some other ideas: (I am doing the first one for the one that past away last year).

•You and your child can gather up photographs of your pet to make into a photo album. This can be arranged chronologically, starting with pictures of when the animal was a baby. Your child can also include information about your pet's favorite toys, treats and things to do.
•Sitting down with the family and sharing memories of your pet can make your children sad--but it can make them laugh, too, and will help your child understand that everyone is feeling the loss as well. - We still do this time to time, so many good memories.
Although your child may not feel like it, it can help to engage in his or her regular activities-such as going to practice or rehearsal after school, playing outside or going for a bike ride.
•Give your child one of the books on pet loss from the list below. They are written specially for children.

Recommended Resources for Children

Life and Loss: A Guide to Help Grieving Children, Linda Goldman;
Accelerated Development; Taylor & Francis Group, (800) 821-8312; 1994

Because of Flowers and Dancers, Sandra S. Brackenridge; Veterinary Practice Publishing Co.; 1994.

Dog Heaven, Cat Heaven, Cynthia Rylant; The Blue Press; Scholastic, Inc.,


Goodbye Mousie, Robie H. Harris; Simon & Schuster Children's Publishing,

Grunt, Suzanne Schlossberg, Tamberrino, Centering Corporation; 2001

Jasper's Day, Marjorie Blain Parker; Kids Can Press Ltd.; 2002

Saying Goodbye to Lulu, Corinne Demas; Little, Brown and Company; 2004



Cheers to you and your best friend :cheers: :wah:

I am a fan of driving to Cape Cod.
For Boston the must is Freedom Trail

I would suggest to eat at Quincy Market
Check out Harvard and MIT/Cambridge area
If you love Italian food just go to North End and find something that peaks your food craving. Boston Common is pretty neat too.

Enjoy!

It is one of the worst feeling in the world. I am so sorry for you family and Lady as well. Give Sadie her best day ever! Last year the dog I grew up with had to be put down it was terrible and hard but having my own dog at the time helped. Our other dog still misses him and looks for him time to time.

The memories you have will always be there, stay strong.

All I know is dogs are a million times more better than people and can make the strongest of men to cry when they have to watch their best friend past away.

Dogs come into our lives to teach us about love. They depart to teach us about loss. New dogs can never replace a former one – they merely expand the heart. If you have loved many dogs your heart is very big.

:wah:

Cheers to you and Sadie :cheers: