Crimson1L

Our 12-year-old dog has always been very healthy. He’s an indoor dog who only goes out in our fenced in backyard to do his business. No need for vet visit until just recently, when one of his nails started curling up like crazy into his paw pad and we couldn’t keep it trimmed properly.

We took him in only for that, and the girl at the front desk guilt-tripped my wife pretty hard about him not being current on his vaccinations. She went ahead and updated them, and that following weekend our dog had a freaking seizure, flopping around on the living room floor like a fish and foaming at the mouth. He’s had 2-3 more since then. We’re now on daily seizure medication and he hasn’t been the same since. Not happy about it…

Update: Circling back to say thanks for all the input — it really helped. The front lawn is looking noticeably better overall. I’ve still got one stubborn problem spot in the middle, but that area gave me trouble last year too, so I doubt it’s related to the weed-and-feed situation. I’ll probably just end up sodding that section to make it disappear.

I basically hand-aerated the whole yard and have been watering heavily. We finally got some rain, and I also had the irrigation system repaired. Not cheap, but worth it — several of the heads were barely working, and it was definitely holding the lawn back.

Goob Lagoon is my favorite.

Thanks all. It's centipede grass with some St. Augustine mixed in there. I just used the Scotts southern weed-and-feed. It controlled some stuff but definitely not whatever that one weed is that has gotten out of control.

I've been watering some but obviously not enough. We have not had been rain in Baldwin County, AL lately either.

I have never dethatched it before and haven't had issues until now. I do have a neighbor that has aerator so can borrow / use that and see if it helps.

Our old dog had a seizure a couple weeks ago. First time - I hope. I was working from home and found him flopping like a fish in the living room floor.

Admittedly unexpected and scary in the moment, but he got over it. I waited and told the Mrs. about it when she got home. She immediately insisted we see a vet asap. Of course our vet was closed on a Saturday. I called next day to another local vet open on Saturdays, and they charged us $275 only to check him out visually and recommend we see our normal vet on Monday for further advice.

fricking joke. Monday’s bill with regular vet and all kinds of testing was half the price. Dog has been fine since.

I noticed that he took the time to push in all of the chairs once the players left the press conference last night. He honestly seems like a really good and genuine kid.

Nice to see some other former wildcats on here.
County High 09 grad checking in!

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But let’s not forget our Gulf Coast cities. Fairhope is top notch.

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I’d prefer that people actually do forget about it or thinks it’s a third-world country.

Yeah. It looks like §81.4(A)(2) applies when an educator, more than four years older than the student, engages in any “lewd or lascivious act” with or in the presence a 17–20-year-old student enrolled at the school where the educator works. The other subsections - (A)(1) and (A)(3) - obviously involve intercourse and touching “private parts,” but (A)(2) is pretty broad. “Lewd and lascivious” can be anything that’s sexually charged or inappropriate behavior, from explicit conversations to improper sexual touching. The sister’s whole kissing story could all check out, but that would still probably qualify.

IDK. Who cares. The accused is pretty freaking hot.

I don’t think it will happen, but the island has a population of roughly 56,480 and is among the least densely populated in the world. Seems like the population could quickly be bought off.

Greenland would also exceed the Louisiana Purchase as the largest geographic acquisition in U.S. history. If possible, why not?