minnes

Dr G
Is it possible to manage 2 radically different careers?

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Dr.G.

Of course!!! By day and by night you could be two different persons.

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Peter Scharman

Just a quick hello from cottage life in the Gatineaus. The weather is great and the water is perfect. See you when i return.

Dr.G.

Hello, Peter. Great weather here in St.John's, as well. The doxies should arrive at your "cottage" (it's difficult to think of a 17,000 square foot mansion as a cottage) by this afternoon. They have earned a bit of R&R. Good luck..................you shall need it!!!!

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minnes

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How are the doxies being delivered to Peter's cottage?
Did you put a stamp on their hind end or are they hitchhiking?

Anyway, yesterday I signed with a second acting agent in Hamilton, and I have an appointment next week to speak to an agent in Toronto who represents performers with disabilities, so that should be fun.

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Minnes, kudos and care re your agent. The right agent for the right person.

Re the doxies, Peter is sending out his private jet to pick up the doxies. Sadly, I must stay behind and prepare for the Fall semester. Such is Life. I shall await the video of his 1km water slide, since doxies are natural sliders....or should that be natural sleds???

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minnes

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I saw a fellow on TV who made a balsa wood airplane that was powered by a house fly. He glues the fly to his model them launches it, and the fuel supply is cheap
How many flies would it take to get a doxie off the ground?
If you could get them trained, then the flies could fly doxies direct from St John's to Kitchener.

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Dr.G.

Minnes, an interesting idea, but Peter's personal jet is a Bombardier Special Edition. He spared no expense, down to the solid gold pickle forks.

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minnes

here's the page for flying fly planes powered by common flies

http://www.flypower.com/

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Minnes, doxies are not really flying dogs. I think that they would make a great dog team, however. Pulling a sled across the arctic tundra, delivering medicine to a snow blocked community..............yes, doxies would make fine sled dogs. [img]graemlins/rofl.gif[/img]

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