I had DQS necrosis too!!! Only cure was a new job with new co....NM

• I have diagnosed myself with motivation necrosis, possibly secondary to DQS. SM - Woo
  • I had DQS necrosis too!!! Only cure was a new job with new co....NM - mtnday
  • I do not work for MQ, but another piece of -- company. SM - Jamie Morrison
  • If I had just one other skill that allowed me to pay for my modest lifestyle, I'd utilize it. - Not having fun anymore
    • You have just stated my feelings exactly. nm - IN MT
    • Bless your heart! It is tiring to sit all the time. SM - woo
    • ever thought about going back to school? - my hands are killing me too
      • Actually, returning to school is contantly on my mind - Every breathing moment!
      • Going back to school - MQ Slave
        • It can be done. - MQMT
      • not to mention - no future in this
        • MTslave2 - Classysassy
          • going back to school as well - starting at the very bottom
            • going to school - Classysassy
  • I've got it really bad, but mine is from the &$@#($@# - I'm close to terminal I think
  • Yes, it eats the brain and body alive trying to get back to your lines that you did on the old - MTMQ
    • Good luck to you folks. I hope I can perk up soon. I thought I was the only one with this disease - Woo
      • No, you are NOT alone! - MQ Slave

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I read this in Heloise.  Put some pennies in a tin can and when the dog starts to bark shake it.  They stop every time.

My dog only barks if someone he doesn't know is at the door so we have a can of pennies by the door.  However, as the Yorkie breeder said, dogs can be trained not to bark when they are pups.  We got our Eskiepoo when he was 8 weeks old and would just gently hold his snout and  firmly say "no barking."  It didn't take long at all.  He's 3 years old now and  when he's out in the back (fenced in) and wants to come in, he does this one little yip about every minute or so until someone lets him in. Too funny.

I feel sorry for my neighbor's Yorkie.  Poor guy is stuck outside for hours on end on a 6 foot chain yapping his little head off and the owners do nothing.

Fleece socks!

They're great. I couldn't work in my slippers because the bunny heads kept hitting rewind or fast forward.

They can be a bit pricey and I was skeptical, but I found some at a local discount store for $5.00 a pair. My feet are toasty warm and comfy too.