The BEST private tiki backyard-close to where I grew up! - General Tiki

L laney Member orange county CA Joined: May 20, 2002 Posts: 631	L laney Posted posted on Mon, Mar 8, 2004 3:08 PM First let me say, I will do my best to get Sven an invite with plenty of advance notice so that we can see into the room and take more photos. But, I have been through my Fathers illness-going from taking care of several mulit-unit rentals plus their large lot, in his retirement, to being in a wheelchair with the need of a caregiver. I know how hard it is to adjust so I certainly don't want to be a bother. I ask please, if anyone knows where this house is, don't infringe on their privacy. Give them some time. Yes, I had a lamb. I also had a ewe who had triplets but the lamb who lived at my parents was my baby. He was supposed to be sold at auction but I couldn't do it. I'd walk him/he'd follow me, everyday, he would play chase with his buddy, my friends Doberman (it was quite a sight) and he would drink out of the drinking fountain (without putting his mouth on it) But he eventually got lonely for other sheep so I donated him to the Santa Ana Zoo. He quickly became the alpha-sheep and figured how to unlock the doors-they renamed him 'Godzilla' I had a zoo membership for years and would visit him all the time to sneak him M&M's. He died a couple years ago of old age :cry:

First let me say, I will do my best to get Sven an invite with plenty of advance notice so that we can see into the room and take more photos. But, I have been through my Fathers illness-going from taking care of several mulit-unit rentals plus their large lot, in his retirement, to being in a wheelchair with the need of a caregiver. I know how hard it is to adjust so I certainly don't want to be a bother. I ask please, if anyone knows where this house is, don't infringe on their privacy. Give them some time.
Yes, I had a lamb. I also had a ewe who had triplets but the lamb who lived at my parents was my baby. He was supposed to be sold at auction but I couldn't do it. I'd walk him/he'd follow me, everyday, he would play chase with his buddy, my friends Doberman (it was quite a sight) and he would drink out of the drinking fountain (without putting his mouth on it) But he eventually got lonely for other sheep so I donated him to the Santa Ana Zoo. He quickly became the alpha-sheep and figured how to unlock the doors-they renamed him 'Godzilla' I had a zoo membership for years and would visit him all the time to sneak him M&M's. He died a couple years ago of old age :cry:

Post #79888 by laney on Mon, Mar 8, 2004 3:08 PM