First show experience

sommrluv · **Posted:** Mon Jan 30, 2012 10:14 pm

I had to laugh, MSD...we don't microwave our food either. Sometimes people think that is the oddest thing. It's been a few years and I don't even miss it now.

MamaSheepdog · **Posted:** Mon Jan 30, 2012 11:30 pm

Jana15 wrote:

MamaSheepdog wrote:

How exciting! A twilight show sounds really neat- I wonder if they have those in the hotter parts of the US?

Good luck to your Satin!

-Bounces off topic- How hot does it get there? We have terrible humidity here in the summer and it is almost unbearable. I couldn't imagine living somewhere hotter!
Oh how I love winter...

I assume you were asking Bramble? She mentioned a while back that it was 117 degrees I think. But I believe Australia is pretty arid. Then again, it's a big continent...

If you were asking me, it gets to about 107, but it's a dry heat. Still hot, but nothing compared to heat and humidity.

sommrluv wrote:

we don't microwave our food either. I don't even miss it now.

It's been years for us too. We still have the microwave, but I want to replace it with a rotisserie oven. The pups could have eaten the food if they'd wanted to, but they don't trust the things either.

SatinsRule · **Posted:** Tue Jan 31, 2012 1:14 am

MSD, sounds like the show superintendent at the show you attended really has his or her stuff together.

Shows I've attended over the course of the past year simply do not. One show in particular really got on my bad side last spring. It was such that I'll waste neither my time nor my money going back to a showroom where that club is putting on a show.

OneAcreFarm · **Posted:** Tue Jan 31, 2012 10:13 am

MamaSheepdog wrote:

Thanks, Sis!

I look forward to hearing about your first show, too! I have another March 31st so maybe you'll discover something new to add.

Why are you going to limit yourself to only one Cal entry? Our entry fees were $3.50 for one show, $6.00 for both. I thought that was a bargain for the professional assessment of my bun-rabs.

Because the rest of them have or will have tiny kits to care for at that time... :mrgreen:

MamaSheepdog · **Posted:** Tue Jan 31, 2012 10:25 am

OneAcreFarm wrote:

Because the rest of them have or will have tiny kits to care for at that time... :mrgreen:

Ahhh, yesss... but of course. I had the same issue- show? There's a local show? But, but... all my does that can be bred are bred! That only leaves two... plus all these bucks awaiting sale or camp.

This time I have advance warning for the March 31st show, so I will leave some girls open.

Jana15 · **Posted:** Tue Jan 31, 2012 4:45 pm

MamaSheepdog wrote:

Jana15 wrote:

MamaSheepdog wrote:

How exciting! A twilight show sounds really neat- I wonder if they have those in the hotter parts of the US?

Good luck to your Satin!

-Bounces off topic- How hot does it get there? We have terrible humidity here in the summer and it is almost unbearable. I couldn't imagine living somewhere hotter!
Oh how I love winter...

I assume you were asking Bramble? She mentioned a while back that it was 117 degrees I think. But I believe Australia is pretty arid. Then again, it's a big continent...

If you were asking me, it gets to about 107, but it's a dry heat. Still hot, but nothing compared to heat and humidity.

Oh, Gotcha! I see I miss understood there

It gets about 110 on the very hotest days, but stays about 90-100 most summer days.
One day I will move to Antartica :lol:

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