What a wonderful column today! I really enjoyed it. It's the small things in life that make the most wonderful memories, and I thank you for sharing them.
valleylocal-Progressive insures ATV's for street use-I have mine insured with them. I also have rear view mirrors, a windshield, license plate holder and light, and seatbelts. I have a registration and plate like a motorcycle plate. I'm as safe on my tyrex as I would be on a motorcycle. When I come home to Colorado, I leave the ATV in Arizona because it isn't legal to ride them on streets. Same rules and regulations as any licensed driver. Have to have drivers license and insurance to ride on the streets in Arizona. It's safer than a moped-for sure.
Years ago, there were candy stripers at the hospital. I'm sure that many young kids would enjoy helping patients as we did back in the 60's. After school, we would go to the hospital and bring patients fresh water, deliver supper trays and help those who needed it and return the trays to the kitchen. There were different areas of the hospital we could help in, and we felt we could really make a difference in someones life. It was a joy to be so some assistance to those who really appreciated it. Why this stopped, I don't know, but those of us who did it, really enjoyed it—just as much as the pink ladies do. What would we do with out those who give of their time to help others? I hope we never have to find out–God bless them all
You can walk up to a trap holding a tarp in front of you and put it over the trap. Then pick it up and put it in your truck. It won't spray. Wouldn't have believed it if I hadn't seen my nephew do it in Arkansas. And, here is where I am gonna really make all the animal lovers mad—he took it to a pond on his property, and put the trap in. Problem solved. No more skunk, and no stink.
Oh come on people-get over yourself. If all you want to do is gripe and bellyache about everything-go somewhere else. I have so enjoyed everyone of Kat's columns. They are about an area of Moffat County that I love, and about people that are a little more independent that those elsewhere. Enjoy them, or don't read them, but quit throwing a fit over every little thing that you come across. Some of you never have a nice thing to say about anything. What a sad life you must live. Keep 'em coming Kat.
nimrod-that and make them use real health insurance. Term limits are the only way to get real people into government. Some to those people have never held a real job.
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grannyrett (Anonymous) says…
What a wonderful column today! I really enjoyed it. It's the small things in life that make the most wonderful memories, and I thank you for sharing them.
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grannyrett (Anonymous) says…
valleylocal-Progressive insures ATV's for street use-I have mine insured with them. I also have rear view mirrors, a windshield, license plate holder and light, and seatbelts. I have a registration and plate like a motorcycle plate. I'm as safe on my tyrex as I would be on a motorcycle. When I come home to Colorado, I leave the ATV in Arizona because it isn't legal to ride them on streets. Same rules and regulations as any licensed driver. Have to have drivers license and insurance to ride on the streets in Arizona. It's safer than a moped-for sure.
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grannyrett (Anonymous) says…
Years ago, there were candy stripers at the hospital. I'm sure that many young kids would enjoy helping patients as we did back in the 60's. After school, we would go to the hospital and bring patients fresh water, deliver supper trays and help those who needed it and return the trays to the kitchen. There were different areas of the hospital we could help in, and we felt we could really make a difference in someones life. It was a joy to be so some assistance to those who really appreciated it. Why this stopped, I don't know, but those of us who did it, really enjoyed it—just as much as the pink ladies do. What would we do with out those who give of their time to help others? I hope we never have to find out–God bless them all
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You can walk up to a trap holding a tarp in front of you and put it over the trap. Then pick it up and put it in your truck. It won't spray. Wouldn't have believed it if I hadn't seen my nephew do it in Arkansas. And, here is where I am gonna really make all the animal lovers mad—he took it to a pond on his property, and put the trap in. Problem solved. No more skunk, and no stink.
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grannyrett (Anonymous) says…
jeez oldsage-why be so hateful?
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twice-at least
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Ditto
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grannyrett (Anonymous) says…
Oh come on people-get over yourself. If all you want to do is gripe and bellyache about everything-go somewhere else. I have so enjoyed everyone of Kat's columns. They are about an area of Moffat County that I love, and about people that are a little more independent that those elsewhere. Enjoy them, or don't read them, but quit throwing a fit over every little thing that you come across. Some of you never have a nice thing to say about anything. What a sad life you must live. Keep 'em coming Kat.
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sure do
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nimrod-that and make them use real health insurance. Term limits are the only way to get real people into government. Some to those people have never held a real job.