Comments on: The World Didn’t End In Bucharest http://SheltieTales.com/2009/05/27/the-world-didnt-end-in-bucharest/ The World Of Rescued Shelties Mon, 14 May 2012 03:27:07 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 By: Painted Pine Furniture http://SheltieTales.com/2009/05/27/the-world-didnt-end-in-bucharest/comment-page-1/#comment-8195 Painted Pine Furniture Mon, 13 Jul 2009 15:12:44 +0000 http://SheltieTales.com/?p=597#comment-8195 nice article it was !!!!!and If Bucharest does ever open a Tourist Information Centre it is to be hoped that it will do a better job than the Romanian National Tourist office. Instead it just took me back to when Randy and I owned our cleaning service and we took care of the floor maintenance of some large retail stores, like Kmart. Each year we’d have people traveling through that apparently were from places that had plumbing issues like you’re mentioning about on the ferry. and Here’s their map of the Bucharest metro…See that station at the eastern end of the red line, Antilopa? Doesn’t exist. nice article it was !!!!!and If Bucharest does ever open a Tourist Information Centre it is to be hoped that it will do a better job than the Romanian National Tourist office. Instead it just took me back to when Randy and I owned our cleaning service and we took care of the floor maintenance of some large retail stores, like Kmart. Each year we’d have people traveling through that apparently were from places that had plumbing issues like you’re mentioning about on the ferry. and Here’s their map of the Bucharest metro…See that station at the eastern end of the red line, Antilopa? Doesn’t exist.

]]> By: cheri_berri http://SheltieTales.com/2009/05/27/the-world-didnt-end-in-bucharest/comment-page-1/#comment-8173 cheri_berri Sun, 12 Jul 2009 23:57:18 +0000 http://SheltieTales.com/?p=597#comment-8173 Hi, Furniture, There are two different types of "rescue dogs." You're talking about the Newfoundlands and other working dogs who, as you say, are able to help rescue people who are lost or hurt. But on Sheltie Tales, we're talking about the dogs that we rescue from terrible situations: They may have been taken to an animal shelter because they don't get along with the new baby, or the dog is too old or too sick, or maybe the family is having financial problems and needs to move someplace that doesn't allow pets. Sometimes the shelties have just been neglected and may never have had a positive experience with people. Many of the people who post on this blog will go to those shelters, or maybe even to a family's home if they have to, and "rescue" a sheltie from a potentially life-threatening situation. Cheryl Hi, Furniture,

There are two different types of “rescue dogs.” You’re talking about the Newfoundlands and other working dogs who, as you say, are able to help rescue people who are lost or hurt. But on Sheltie Tales, we’re talking about the dogs that we rescue from terrible situations: They may have been taken to an animal shelter because they don’t get along with the new baby, or the dog is too old or too sick, or maybe the family is having financial problems and needs to move someplace that doesn’t allow pets. Sometimes the shelties have just been neglected and may never have had a positive experience with people. Many of the people who post on this blog will go to those shelters, or maybe even to a family’s home if they have to, and “rescue” a sheltie from a potentially life-threatening situation.

Cheryl

]]> By: furniture http://SheltieTales.com/2009/05/27/the-world-didnt-end-in-bucharest/comment-page-1/#comment-8153 furniture Sun, 12 Jul 2009 08:14:32 +0000 http://SheltieTales.com/?p=597#comment-8153 Nice blog!!! These dogs were developed to perform certain tasks to help us in our work and activities. Being brave and strong they can be dominant and protect their territory... Rescue dogs are large dogs with power and strength. They can maintain function in cold water and they make very good family pets. They protect and love children... Nice blog!!! These dogs were developed to perform certain tasks to help us in our work and activities. Being brave and strong they can be dominant and protect their territory… Rescue dogs are large dogs with power and strength. They can maintain function in cold water and they make very good family pets. They protect and love children…

]]> By: Traveling in Mexico http://SheltieTales.com/2009/05/27/the-world-didnt-end-in-bucharest/comment-page-1/#comment-7420 Traveling in Mexico Sat, 20 Jun 2009 06:48:44 +0000 http://SheltieTales.com/?p=597#comment-7420 Great post!!!Each day we had a nice experience and life challenges for everyone...We would come across many people and they move on...I think you had a very nice experience in Istanbul...Cool information!!!! Great post!!!Each day we had a nice experience and life challenges for everyone…We would come across many people and they move on…I think you had a very nice experience in Istanbul…Cool information!!!!

]]> By: Marie http://SheltieTales.com/2009/05/27/the-world-didnt-end-in-bucharest/comment-page-1/#comment-6846 Marie Thu, 28 May 2009 14:04:52 +0000 http://SheltieTales.com/?p=597#comment-6846 Ok, so up till now, I've been enjoying your lovely accounts of your trip. This morning however, your tales about the plumbing on the ferry didn't take my mind abroad to wonderful places. Instead it just took me back to when Randy and I owned our cleaning service and we took care of the floor maintenance of some large retail stores, like Kmart. Each year we'd have people traveling through that apparently were from places that had plumbing issues like you're mentioning about on the ferry. The vision that just popped into my head was the thought of cleaning up those nicely disposed of tissues sitting off to the side of the toilet. Thanks a lot! LOL Ok, so up till now, I’ve been enjoying your lovely accounts of your trip. This morning however, your tales about the plumbing on the ferry didn’t take my mind abroad to wonderful places. Instead it just took me back to when Randy and I owned our cleaning service and we took care of the floor maintenance of some large retail stores, like Kmart. Each year we’d have people traveling through that apparently were from places that had plumbing issues like you’re mentioning about on the ferry. The vision that just popped into my head was the thought of cleaning up those nicely disposed of tissues sitting off to the side of the toilet. Thanks a lot! LOL

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