husband & wife veterinarians

1998-05-10 Thread BRIAN C JACOBSEN
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Mike May asked:

What is this?  Is there a rule about Vets having to marry other Vets or
what?  Or are they the only people that would understand the sort of
hours
you people usually work?  

;-)  

Mike, you hit it right on the head.  Plus, there are the other things: 
-coming home smelling like every part of a cow you can imagine (and some
you can't!), -dinners getting cold, missed birthday parties and
anniversaries
-phone calls at all times of the night
-working 80+ hours per week
-spending time together means performing a C-section on a pot-bellied pig
on your anniversary (really!)
-helping feed orphaned newborn puppies and kittens through the night
-caring for all the unwanted animals that are brought home "just until we
can find someone to adopt him"
-the list goes on

So yes, I think it takes one to understand/put up with one.  So to the
Whites and the Trupianos - a big double thumbs up!!  To any others
married to or affiliated with veterinarians - thanks and keep it up!  And
to everyone else, if you have a good veterinarian that you appreciate,
please let them know often!  The thing that keeps most veterinarians
doing what they do is knowing that you appreciate them.  They risk being
kicked, bitten and trampled every day, they could be making better money
and have better hours by being people doctors, and (as with all
professions I guess) people are more demanding and less appreciative all
the time.  So if you love 'em, let 'em know!

Sincerely,

Brian Jacobsen

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gestation

1998-05-10 Thread BRIAN C JACOBSEN
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To the Ofjords and McGinleys,

Thanks for your responses to the gestation length question.  So far we
have an average of 341 days, but that's with just a very few mares.

John and Mary - Nice to hear about Sylvi; "Grabb" daughters are usually
very nice mares.  Hope her imminent foaling goes fine.

Mark- sounds like it was love at first site between your mare FA Alida
and the stallion!  Even though you were not given a definite breeding
date, it must have been shortly after the two were introduced.

Nancy Lehnert - It was nice to hear from you the other day.  Bet you
could give us gestation lengths from a number of breedings?

Please keep the gestation lengths coming in.  I will be able to add
figures on 75 or more foalings myself as soon as I sit down and compare
the breeding dates with the foaling dates.  It would be nice to have an
"average" figure on Fjords to help people plan somewhat for the foaling. 
In my experience, Fjords tend to carry somewhat longer than the average
mare, as do other "draft" type breeds.

Brian Jacobsen
Norwegian Fjordhest Ranch
Salisbury, North Carolina

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Re: Red duns on the web

1998-05-10 Thread the Sessoms'
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To veiw Kneist, I forgot that with frames you only get the site address,

you don't get the full address to the page at the top:

Go to
http://home.sol.no/~snygaard/fjord.html
Click on Events under Images.
Then click on the picture of Kneist to get a better look.

By the way, this is the very best site for photos and history, my
favorite.
Good work Ingvald Nygaard!

Meredith Sessoms
Soddy-Daisy, Tennessee USA
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-  Dorina  -  NFR Aagot  - - -  Fjords
-  Caper  -  Carly  -  Crickett  - - - Labradors



Re: Fjord Chat

1998-05-10 Thread Mike May
This message is from: Mike May <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>

At 10:17 AM 5/10/98 +0100, you wrote:
>This message is from: saskia <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>
>>The first
>>chat is this Sunday, 5/10 starting at 9 pm eastern time.
>is eastern time the time in New York etc.? If that is so, it will be 
>unfortunately enough 3 o'clock at night here in Europe...
>
Yes that is pretty unfortunate for you .  Yes the NY time zone is "Eastern"

>>hopefully many of you will be able to be there.
>I'll try to wake up, but I'm not so heroic at night...
>
Don't think I will be home either.

>You won't believe it but it's actually warm and sunny!!! here in Belgium 
>at last.
>
Good, it is raining here this morning.

Happy Mother's Day to all of you on-line Mothers!!!



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Re: Fjord Chat

1998-05-10 Thread saskia
This message is from: saskia <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>

>The first
>chat is this Sunday, 5/10 starting at 9 pm eastern time.
is eastern time the time in New York etc.? If that is so, it will be 
unfortunately enough 3 o'clock at night here in Europe...

>hopefully many of you will be able to be there.
I'll try to wake up, but I'm not so heroic at night...

You won't believe it but it's actually warm and sunny!!! here in Belgium 
at last.

Saskia