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The guy upstairs said, "Listen, I have got a perfect place for you (in Pittsburgh). This is where you should be."
Mike Lange does not need an introduction. He is the voice of the Penguins and has been with the organization for almost 40 years. He granted me an interview, and I was fortunate enough to speak with him yesterday on behalf of Pens Initiative.
Pens Initiative: How did you get into radio and television broadcasting?
Mike Lange: I grew up in the 50's and became somewhat of a sports fan in Sacramento, CA. My dad used to watch the NFL when it first started on television and Friday Night Fights. We would watch that together, and then the San Francisco Giants came into existence. The New York Giants moved to San Francisco, and for some reason that enamored me. I played baseball as a kid. I kind of gravitated to them, and they kind of sparked my interest. I started listening to games, and in those days almost every game was on radio. It became sort of fascination for me, and fortunately for me, I knew that at the age of 9 and had a pretty good idea of what I wanted to do.
As far as hockey, that is a whole different story. I didn't really discover that until I was in college at Sacramento State. I was invited to go to an Industrial League game with one of my roommates who worked with the California Golden Seals as an intern. He asked me one day if I was interested in going to see a hockey game, and I told him what the average person would tell him, "I haven't got an idea what a blue line, or a red line, or anything is." He said, "You know Mike, you are trying in this stuff, you never know..." I went and ended up working with him as a helper and working the penalty box. It was on either side of a Zamboni, where I had to let the players out. It was 4 on 4 hockey. They had crowds at this place. It was a small, semi-pro type of league. The fascinating part really was during the game they had the PA announcer - he was a little Canadian guy - actually calling the game play-by-play as it went on in the building. Long story short, at the end of that year, everybody thanked everybody and the next year they asked me if I wanted to come back, and I said I would give it a go with aspirations of doing their playoff games for our college radio station. We had a good advisor who was pretty good with us, and we were allowed to do baseball, basketball, and football for the school. That was a good experience. The guy that came back to do the play-by-play, unbeknownst to me, was talking to these people. He got paid $5 a game, and he told them he wanted $10. They said, "We can't pay you $10. We don't have $10." He told them, "I'm out of here." They asked me if I wanted to do it, and at that time I could get a big pizza and a pitcher of beer all for less than $5. I said, "Sign me up!" So that's what I did. I did the play-by-play in the building, and then at the end of the year I did the playoffs and radio. I kept those tapes and that's where it led from there as far as doing hockey and learning the game of hockey. It's a different story, but it's a true one. I never would have thought I was going to be in hockey, to be honest with you. My love was baseball, football, and basketball because I never really grew up with it. When I ended up getting a job finally in Phoenix, I made it a point to study and learn. I don't know why, but here it is. Many years later and I am still doing hockey. It's an unusual trip and road to get there, but it's one I think was determined before I even knew what was going to happen. Fate has a lot to do with your life.
PI: You have been with the Penguins through some rough times - bankruptcy and threats of relocation - what has kept you with them for almost 40 years?
Mike Lange: I think the uniqueness of the city, the people, and maybe the comfort level. Just to back it up a little bit. When I went into work, I ended up first in Phoenix, and I was there for two and half years. What I was trying to do was angle my way back to California, and the chance came up to go to San Diego. I was in the old Western Hockey League then. It was a pretty good league - San Diego, Phoenix, Seattle, Portland, Denver, and Salt Lake. When I was working minor league, we were traveling by air everywhere. It wasn't the bus routine. It was a good league. I got to San Diego and I said, "You are going to do it. You are going to get to San Diego. You are going to get your feet wet with hockey and then baseball." I was a big baseball fan, and I was hoping with the Padres there that eventually down the road I would do both. I would be right where I want to be for the rest of my life. The year I went to San Diego the league ended up folding. That was not of bankruptcy, but of the league folding. I had to scramble to find a job. Fortunately for me it ended up I had an opportunity to apply in Pittsburgh, and that's actually how I ended up in Pittsburgh. I didn't think I'd be there more than one year or two because I still had aspirations for what we just talked about. Something talked me out of it. The club went through two bankruptcies. One in 1975 and then the second one that Mario came out of. Most people don't remember that, but we all lost our jobs after one year there. I was certainly aware of the fortunes of business in broadcasting because in a span of two years I was whacked two times. I ended up going back to California for one year, and then I had the opportunity to come back. I thought I had the Pirates' job, but I ended up getting the Penguins' job again because the gentleman brought me in to the games. That's the roundabout way to say that is when I came back. I like Pittsburgh. I met my wife, who worked for the Penguins at the time there, and it just kind of grew from there. I came to the right place. The history of Pittsburgh is Rosey Rowswell, Bob Prince, Myron Cope, and me like a crazy man, I was just a normal person to them. I didn't do anything all that different. You are expected to be somebody that's got something to offer. It just fit perfectly for me. I go back to my fate premise, but I think that is when the guy upstairs said, "Listen, I have got a perfect place for you. This is where you should be."
PI: It's amazing how it all worked out...
Mike Lange: It really is, and even more so because my family is a five generation Californian. They came in the gold rush days - my grandfathers - and all those people that put foot in California. They are all still there. I am the only one that took the covered wagon and went the other way. That in itself is a difference to what the normal person would experience. That made it even more intriguing. The whole atmosphere surprised me how friendly and how great the people were. All the things that it had to offer that were different from when I grew up. I liked it. It just kind of grew and got a little better I worked with the team and the object was to get interest and try to create interest for it and it started to build. Lo and behold, here comes Mario on the scene with a big wide horse. That even added more. It was a great experience.
PI: You talked briefly about Myron Cope and Bob Prince. You are going to be forever remembered with those two and beloved in Pittsburgh; what does the city and fan base mean to you?
Mike Lange: When you are doing things and you're with those types of people, you are in the same generation. Well, they were a little bit further behind me, but we just do what we do. It is not by design to follow anybody. At least it wasn't for me. I guess time is probably your greatest friend for doing games over a number of years. If either one of them were alive, they would probably tell you the same thing. I am not quite sure why people recognize that, but I do think people get familiar with a voice. They get familiar with people, and like I said, I get familiar with them too. I know how they work, and what they respond to It is just a comfort thing and you just know it kind of fits. I can't explain it, and I don't think they could either. If you had the chance to talk to them, it would probably be the same thing. Bob Prince and I became very close in a very short period of time when I first came to town. He taught me a lot of things. I asked him about the city and what to do, and he was dead on with things he talked about. I just took that advice and ran with it because I am in his market. I am in his place. It helped my immensely. Myron, I didn't know him as closely as Prince, although I knew him for more years. Myron was Myron. Myron would tell you a lot of what he does was just the way he was, and somehow it struck a nerve with the Pittsburgh people. Anybody that heard him outside of the city in the broadcast field or anything like that just say, "Ahhh...(Myron Cope voice)." But after two weeks or three weeks of listening to it, you realized really just how knowledgeable he was. To me, maybe one of the best journalists I have ever met in my life was Myron Cope. He would decipher. He was fair. He never responded quickly to things like most people do. From a journalist standpoint, he was a top-rate pro. He just happened to have his voice, and then he learned how to work with that too, to make it work him. That tells you the brilliance of what Cope brought to the table and the legacy he left in the city of Pittsburgh. Prince was the same way. They just had that. I don't consider myself anywhere near their categories and I was around them. So, to be thought of in any way like that is pretty inspiring to me and appreciative on my end.
PI: You spoke briefly about your humble beginnings. In 2001 you won the Foster Hewitt Memorial Award for NHL broadcasting excellence and were subsequently entered into the NHL Hockey Hall of Fame. Can you describe what that meant to you?
Mike Lange: I was more thrilled with the fact I was able to do that from the standpoint there weren't a whole lot of Californians. To this day, I am not sure there is another one in the hockey hall of fame. I don't know that for a fact, but that meant more to me with the sport and the growing of the sport probably than anything else. To me it is like, here's a guy that really didn't see a game until he was 20. He got involved in it and dedicated himself to try to learn the game and convey it to people. I was able to fortunately be honored by the people I work with and those are the best. That is significant. You really appreciate it from the world of hockey and all around. From where I came from and my history of the game, as limited as it is...with most all of those other guys in the hall of fame, it made it pretty special to me. That was a major accomplishment and one I cherish even to this day a whole bunch.
PI: You have called and seen a number of great moments through Penguins' history. Is there one play, goal, or save that stands out to you?
Mike Lange: I think many times that has happened. Mario made me at times not able to talk. I mean literally speechless. Jagr has done the same thing...Coffey. Yeah, there are moments that players do something that is way beyond what anybody can conceive of really. That is why they are the best in the world. They even stop me. There are times when you can't do anything but be stunned by what you see on the ice and what happens. If you ask them they'd tell you, "It is just my reaction. I just react." We all can relate to that. It is like, if you write a great piece or do something, you are just doing what you do, and hopefully it is good. It is passable and people appreciate it, but maybe there is that one or two moments where you have that incredible ability to sit down and write something, build something, do something, or create something and you don't know why, but you are just there and it happens. I think that is the case most instances for people that get to their profession, refine it, and work with it. Then they find that comfort level that allows them to let it go. As much as they have had their moments on the ice, I probably have had the same thing, although I don't recall them and it is not anything different to me. I probably had those moments in calling goals in different situations that have been extra special than it normally would be. That is out there for anybody no matter what they do. When they dedicate themselves and work as hard as they do at something, the results will be there. I tell the young people, "You only get back what you put in." That is the way the system works. You are the result of what you put into it, and usually the rewards are pretty good when you put yourself in that situation. If you asked me for a specific play, winning the Stanley Cup for the first time. These are all pretty standard answers, and it is not fair not to say that because it is like doing a song 30 years ago with a group, and everybody wants you to play it again. I know where you are going and what people actually want to see or hear, and it is true. Mario scoring the big goal against Chicago in the second Stanley Cup year late is one that still sends chills down my spine in scoring a goal like that. An overtime goal from Jagr. An overtime goal from Ronnie Francis. You know, those kind of things that are just so in the moment type of things. Things that you are just part of and you feel so good, and we've had the other side. We have had bitter disappointment. On the other end of it, in '93 the Penguins had the best team they ever had. They had 119 points, and David Volek walked up to the plate and hit it out. He knocked it out of the park in the seventh game. As crazy as it sounds, that still was an exciting moment for me because we rallied to tie the game and have a chance even to win it and then we lost it. But still, that defeat is still the same feeling, the same premise, where in my business it just built to a perfect crescendo that something was going to end. It didn't end in our favor, but it was still a pretty special moment to me. It really was. I know that is hard to believe, but from a broadcaster's standpoint...
PI: It is memorable as a fan. I can't imagine what it would be like to call a game like that with all of the ups and downs...
Mike Lange: I think we did everything simulcast at that time in '93. You can build a story, and that is part of the beauty of it. Whether it is a plus or minus, you can build that story all the way up until the very end, and that is an exciting thing to do. Since I am back on it, radio affords that opportunity as much as any because you are building that from word description...you actually are. You are writing a small book during every game, and every game is different. That is kind of the beauty of it. There are some real stinkers. There are some that aren't too good with the way they are played by both teams, but there are those moments where the book kind of falls into place. You get your beginning, middle, and you can get that feel after doing it so long to kind of build it up to be what you hope is going to be a pretty good finale one way or the other.
PI: You are known for your catch phrases. Do you feel like those kind of add to the story you are talking about and give people that visual depiction you are talking about when they are listening on the radio and can't see it on TV?
Mike Lange: You know even on television they were responsive to it. I think people need or like something to connect to, and that was kind of a bridge for me to have them connect. I can only go back when I was listening on the radio when I was a kid and listening to a gentleman named Bill King who used only one phrase in his description of games, and he was maybe one of the best all-time as a broadcaster. He would just say, "Holy Toledo!" Every time he did it brought that tingle down my whole body, and I just said to myself, "If I ever get into this business, if I am ever allowed to that, I am going to have my own. I am going to be able to create and do some things." Well, lo and behold, I go to Pittsburgh and it just kind of goes crazy. People start sending me things and stopping you and adding. Then we started adding ones I take under consideration and it kind of grew. It became a part of me. I don't think they do it now because they don't see me on the television side or hear me, but there was a time they used to have pools at the bars where they would have the phrases and people would buy-in to see which phrase was going to be used on the first goal. So, they were doing a lot of that and getting free drinks, and so it became a fun time for everybody and to me that is what you want to do. For me, our seasons are too damn long not to have some fun with what you do, and I have always kept that premise and worked with it. Even the players enjoy it at times, other people do, just to have a little difference in approach to how you call a game.
PI: When new players like Sidney Crosby or Evgeni Malkin came to Pittsburgh, you developed some new phrases for them with "Slap me silly, Sidney" and "Make me a milkshake, Malkin." Are they from other people? Did you create those?
Mike Lange: Slap me silly is a phrase my father used years and years ago. I don't know why I thought of it, but all of a sudden with the 's' there it kind of fit to me. So I said I'll give this a shot, and that's where that came from. I did an interview with a young kid, who was a Trib reporter - you know in between periods they interview a couple of the players. So after I interviewed with him, we were talking and at the end of it, I said, "Dylan, do you have any phrases that you can give me?" He stepped right up there man and went right to the plate and said, "Make me a milkshake, Malkin." And he stopped me. I mean there has only been a couple of times where somebody has said something or written it down where I knew immediately it was going to work, and I knew it would work. That young man is pretty proud of himself, but I am pretty proud that he gave me something that was a strong as that. There are places that make the Malkin milkshake, so I know it had some influence somewhere. So, mostly they come from situations.
PI: Do you have a favorite time or era in Penguins' hockey? I know you talk a lot about when Mario and Jagr were there, and there was obviously the excitement in the early 90's. Then there was the bankruptcy in the late 90's and the talk of relocation to Kansas City in the mid 2000's, and so it has seemed pretty special what has happened with this newer generation too. Is there one that was more exciting for you or are they each special in their own way?
Mike Lange: Not really. I think people are basically the same. We just all have our generation where it comes up. I am fortunate to experience all three of the Stanley Cup runs, so I am a blessed few. I did a speech the other night at Penn State up in Erie, and I was up there and talking. I looked in the crowd and saw these young people and everything and I was standing up there and you take it for granted where you are in your life. I was looking out at the crowd, and I am sure not a one of them had the experience and probably not you either of John F. Kennedy's assassination...the man on the moon. They weren't alive. I started thinking back. My era is back after World War II. I was always fascinated about what really went on in World War II. Everybody has their era and their time, and it is special to them. As you get older, it is still pretty special to you. It still means a lot, but quite honestly, I think everybody in the history of going back...your first cup win certainly is something that will never be forgotten. Especially for the city. I think the same thing can be said for the Steelers. None of us were around when the Pirates won their first World Series, but every one still is pretty special. The last one was in '79, and I was here for that one. All of the Steelers' Super Bowls. All of the Stanley Cups, so I have been pretty blessed to do it, and it keeps you young. It keeps that interest up for the younger generation and supports their enthusiasm. I mean it is contagious. I still have it, but I am older than the players are now. At one time, believe it or not, I was the same age, if not younger. It is just something you want to convey to people, and you see them gravitate to it. It is a warm feeling. It is a great feeling to see them kind of latch on to their generation of stars and players and see it develop. That is pretty special. It is great, and I have had at least one generation of kids listening to me whose kids now listen even today. I have been told that a number of times. That is pretty good that you are able to have that kind of enthusiasm still as you go along for all of the games you have been able to do.
PI: Can you compare Sidney Crosby and Mario Lemieux? I know they are special in their own way...
Mike Lange: They are and that is the difference. Even looking at Jaromir Jagr. I hope Penguins' fans and people in hockey won't under appreciate how great of player Jaromir Jagr was, and he is still playing. But he also will tell you right up front that he learned a lot about how he plays the game from 66. He is a great student of the game is Jagr. Lemieux, that is just the unabridged, natural ability that Lemieux had as a hockey player. Couple that with the fact that he was 6'4", and in those days, that was a big man, with the skills and the touch of an angel with his hands. The best pure goal-scorer I have ever seen. The best pure passer. He just stands out head and shoulders to me at this moment as the best player that we have seen, but it is not to say Sidney Crosby won't be because it is still early in his career. However, he is now nine years into his career, but it is a different game. The game was a little more wide open when Mario played from an offensive standpoint, and I wish Sidney could have played in that era. He would have been unbelievable. I don't say that he is not now because he is. He is just an incredible talent, but he'll reach his level. We will find out if he is in that category. There are just a very few who are in Mario's, and it is not to take anything away from Sid. I am not sure if he is going to accomplish that, but he very well may be able to do it. He is blessed with the talent. I don't think it is quite as natural as what Mario had. Mario just showed up. The way he was able to handle the puck and everything that he did. Sid is, I don't want to say the opposite, but Sid is a tenacious worker of learning and repetitive and working, working, working. That is the strong point of his game. I think if you put Sid's work ethic in Mario at a young age, wow. I mean get out of dodge. You had that with Gretzky. Gretzky was that type of player, and that is why Gretzky boasted all of the numbers that he did. He just was relentless. Mario is in the hall of fame. Sid will be there. There is no question. Has he reached the Mario Lemieux status at this point? I don't know if it is quite appropriate enough to say that as far as him being that type of player. I don't think we are too far away from him being a certain hall of fame entry player. That is just a matter of time. I mean that is how good of a player he is.
PI: The last question I had for you is that you have been doing this a long time, and you mentioned that too. What does the immediate future hold for you? How much longer do you see yourself in broadcasting?
Mike Lange: Well, if I can get another 35 years, I'll probably be OK. I'll leave you with this story, and I am not sure where it is going to go, but the man I talked about working with in Phoenix for my first professional job in hockey was a dear gentleman, and his name was Al McCoy. He taught me everything about radio. He taught me about broadcasting. He taught me as a person how to handle things. How to be around players. He was an unbelievable person. And guess what? He is the longest tenured broadcaster in the NBA right now. He is 80 years old and he is still doing the Phoenix Suns. He is still as good as ever. So, I don't know, and he obviously doesn't know either. He is still doing games. I'll do it until I decide to either try something different, or I just decide that will be the end of it. I don't have an answer for you. Right now I am having fun, and when I have fun...how many people can say they do something they love to do for a living and be able to convey it to people and keep that situation going? It is something you think about along the way, but it is also something you know how enjoyable it is. I can't give you a definitive answer, but I'll just say that Al is 80 and still going strong. We'll see.
Before we hung up Mr. Lange gave me one final piece of advice:
"Keep smilin' like a butcher's dog. That's all I need you to do...everyday. You'll have bad days - think of the dog. If it really gets bad, think of the dog in the car when you buy Sam a drink and get his dog one too."


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How to Get Rid of Moles in the Yard
It is my goal to educate the public about moles and other wildlife, and provide tips for safe, effective, and responsible wildlife removal.
I'll be honest here - there's no real humane way to get rid of moles. There are no live traps, and no effective repellents (despite the false old wives' tales often printed on the internet). Read below for how-to hints.
Summary of Step-By-Step Instructions:
Identify the primary mole tunnels - the travel routes, and not the one-time use feeder tunnels. These routes are often on straightaways, next to a building or sidewalk.
Squish down a few portions of tunnel and see if they get pushed back open.
Set mole traps on the primary tunnels. You can use scissor traps, harpoon traps, or even inside-tunnel traps.
Remove any trapped moles. They are territorial, so often the capture of only one or two will solve the problem.
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How to Get Rid of Moles - Moles are funny looking creatures that live underneath your lawn in tunnels that they dig. Moles spend almost their entire lives pursuing food and mates as they do not hibernate. In fact, moles barely have any fat on them at all which makes them powerful, but also requires them to eat almost their body weight in worms every single day. Moles have a dark brown coat, strong hind leg muscles and strange flesh colored paws and claws that are used to push through dirt and cut roots that lay in their path. Moles are solitary creatures and do not hurt humans or other animals, but even though they are docile enough, they can destroy your lawn. Read more about
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Moles are a gardener or farmers worst nightmare. The tunnels they dig can destroy any and all the plant roots that they come into contact with. They also leave large mounds of dirt anywhere they go which is not only an eye sore but can be an indication of a larger problem. Mounds mean that you have a large maze of tunnels right under the surface of your lawn that you did not even know was there. If you get enough of these tunnels, it can kill your gardens, crops and even collapse part of the ground. If you have noticed that you have tunnel openings or mounds of dirt,
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Trapping a live mole will take some patience, but it is a humane way to get rid of them. Sit and watch your lawn to track the movement of a mole. Once you see it moving, take a shovel and block the entrance or one section of the tunnel. Now take another shovel and quickly block the direction the mole is going in. This will trap a live mole so that you can relocate it or have a professional come and take it. This will make it easier to kill if that is what you want to do.
Another method of trapping a mole is just like you would trap a mouse. You can use a snap trap which is messy and not guaranteed to kill the mole or you can use a live trap that is set at the entrance of the tunnel. Bait these traps with salami, pepperoni or sausage to coax the mole back out of the tunnel.
You can flood the tunnels with water by sticking a water hose into the hole or water the ground above the tunnel while gently stepping on it to close the tunnel. If regular water does not seem to be working you can try mixing your own solution of water, biodegradable dish soap, cayenne pepper and castor oil and pouring it in the tunnel. The pepper and castor oil will stick to the mole's skin and make it immobile or try to dig away from the burning solution. However, this solution is completely safe and will not hurt them.
To prevent moles from gaining access to your garden or to your yard. A thin wire mesh that is buried at least a foot and a half into the ground and sticks a few inches above the ground should do the trick. If you are worried about the moles chewing through the mesh, you can always buy a thicker or sturdier wire. This is an expensive option, especially if you decide to do the entire yard, instead of just the garden. This will also do nothing for the moles already in your yard, but it is a step in the right direction.
More in-detail how-to mole removal articles:
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Mole Information & Facts
Mole Appearance:
The mole is very similar in appearance to the mouse, and many people mistake the two at first glance. Moles have longer bodies than mice and small or nearly indiscernible ears. Because they are subterranean dwellers, moles also have small eyes. Unlike the mouse, a mole's tail is much shorter than the length of its body. The legs are similarly disproportionate appearing, made to be short and sturdy, their primary purpose to move large amounts of dirt. Much unlike small rodents, the mole has a second thumb on each hand. Moles can vary in color with the most common hues being gray, brown, and black.
Mole Habitat and Behavior:
Moles prefer soil that is loose and well aerated, staying clear of soils with a heavy clay base. Loose soil is easier to tunnel in and provides proper air saturation and exchange within the tunnel system. Soil preference also includes areas with high moisture content. For these reasons, the mole has traditionally lived in forested areas where the first layer of soil is freshly decayed plant matter. With the constant encroachment of humanity into the wild, moles are just as much at home in well-kept lawns as they are in their natural habitat. A routinely mowed lawn will provide the mammal with more nutrients than a forested acre.
Moles develop a complex system of tunnels beneath the soil. The area considered living space is much deeper than then tunnels frequently visible just below the sod. Living tunnels will consist of linear tunnels usually around a deep root system of a shrub or tree. Deep tunnels are run by the mole frequently and are the major sources of food for the animal in colder weather. Insects burrowing into the soil to avoid the frost will end up in the deeper tunnels where the mole will consume them upon discovery. The shallower tunnels are almost always single use tunnels, created to hunt down the grubs and larvae that live in the upper part of the soil. These shallow runways can connect, though they are rarely used more than once. Dead ends are a common occurrence in this type of forage passage.
Bath male and female moles are territorial. The only time they interact is during the mating season. Breeding happens once within a year, and females will give birth to approximately three young. The male mole has no active part in the birthing process, and will leave the female immediately after fertilization. When the mole pups are six weeks of age, the mother will force them out of the tunnel. At this age, the young moles are capable of feeding themselves.
Mole Diet:
Moles live most of their lives underground. Their diet consists mostly of earthworms, though they will eat larvae, grubs, slugs, and other small insects that burrow into the soil. Beetles make up a large portion of the mole diet in some areas. In order to keep its constant rate of energy up, a mole must eat its own body weight in food daily.
Mole Nuisance Concerns:
Most people dislike the destruction moles can do to a landscaped yard. Shallow tunnels will leave the topsoil soft and prone to disruption by lawnmowers and other heavy objects. Extensive tunnel systems will often be characterized by large mounds of dirt throughout the property. This dirt will eventually kill and grass beneath the mound, resulting in large, brown areas in lawn. Despite some current beliefs, moles do not eat the bulbs of plants or vegetables.
Mole Diseases:
Because the mole spends most of its solitary live underground, there are few important diseases associated with it. The most widely accepted zoonotic disease is leptospirosis, though this bacterial infection is very rare in the mole.
You're here to learn how to get rid of moles in the yard or lawn. This site is intended to provide mole education and information, so that you can make an informed decision if you need to deal with a mole problem. This site provides many mole control articles and strategies, if you wish to attempt to solve the problem yourself. If you are unable to do so, which is likely with many cases of mole removal, please go to the home page and click the USA map, where I have wildlife removal experts listed in over 500 cites and towns, who can properly help you with your nuisance mole.
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More than 200 million years ago, dinosaurs roamed the earth. There were carnivores, herbivores, and omnivores…so what do you call kids in dinosaur Halloween costume who eat nothing but candy?
It's no surprise that dinosaurs become a fascination of children everywhere. Nearly all kids go through a "dinosaur phase." So what causes this widespread dino obsession? Dinosaurs are big, scary, and extinct, which means you can't just go to the zoo to see them, and nobody tells a T-rex what to do. Kids love imagining a world where even the tiniest T-rex would be at the top of the food chain.
Many adults never lose the awe that dinosaurs inspired in them. Dinosaurs have always had a place in modern media, from books to the big screen. Whether you fell in love with these colossal beasts watching Jurassic Park, Land Before Time, or even The Dinosaur Train, Halloween is the perfect time to show your love of all things prehistoric in a dinosaur costume.
This Kids' Costume Is Dino-mite!
If you have a little dinosaur fanatic in your family, they'll love stomping around in a viciously cute T-Rex costume. The bright color of this outfit, combined with vibrant blue and green accents on the spiked tail, set it apart from other dino costumes, which tend to use earthy brown and green tones.
He'll look totally epic as he stomps his way from house to house on your trick-or-treating route, or roaring with mighty strength at a playdate or Halloween party. Did you know that a real T-Rex would have 50 giant teeth? Your little one's colossal smile will match this T-Rex costume's toothy grin! Your family can even go dressed up as a T-Rex pack by picking up some additional adult dinosaur costumes!
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Most kids have a favorite dinosaur, and it's no secret that the T-Rex is king of the Cretaceous Period! If your little one is a fan of these colossal creatures, dress him up in a kids' dinosaur Halloween costume like this one. He'll look fiercely adorable dressed as a T-Rex with soft spikes running from head to tail. Make sure to get lots of cute pictures as he roars and stomps his way to a belly full of Halloween treats. A T-Rex could eat hundreds of pounds in a single bite, so this little guy might need a bigger treat bucket!
The soft jumpsuit means he'll be nice and comfortable while you're out trick-or-treating with the older kids, perfect in case a long night of fun leads to dino-snores.
All Aboard The Dinosaur Train!
If your kids love watching episodes of The Dinosaur Train, help them travel the world in sunshine and rain! The Pteranodon Station is open for the day, and the Dinosaur Train is ready to board! Mrs. Pteranodon and Buddy are already waiting, so help your little dino-lover hurry into this Tiny costume and start their voyage to meet all of the dinosaur species. Tiny is very brave, and approaches each dinosaur she meets with confidence. She's the perfect costume choice for little ones feeling a bit nervous to go trick-or-treating!
If they have a friend who wants to coordinate costumes, have them dress up as Buddy the T-Rex! When Tiny's bravery leads her astray, Buddy's always there to get her back on track.
Dig This Skeleton Dinosaur Costume!
Your little one was amazed at the dinosaur fossils at the museum, and maybe they even dream of growing up to be a paleontologist, digging up bones and discovering facts about the dinosaurs that roamed the earth millions of years ago. Many kids find fossils fascinating. During their last trip to a natural history museum, or reading that book about dinosaurs, did they imagine what might happen if those giant displays of dinosaur bones…came to life?
This inflatable T-Rex costume gives them a chance to roam the streets trick-or-treating as a dinosaur skeleton! Kids that love unique and memorable ideas will appreciate this creative take on the classic dinosaur Halloween costume.
Inflatable T-Rex Costume
You're sure to be the center of attention when you stomp into the party wearing this wacky dinosaur Halloween costume. If this inflatable T-Rex looks familiar, you may have seen it in any number of up-roar-ious viral videos. People upload videos wearing these T-Rex costumes doing anything from outrageous stunts to mundane tasks, and the results are always hilarious. Picture a T-Rex dancing ballet wearing a tutu, a team of T-Rex dinosaurs working quietly at the office, or a T-Rex casually walking their dog down the street
The inflatable T-Rex is a perfect choice for an adult looking for a funny and memorable Halloween costume. Don't be surprised if your funky dino dance moves are the next internet sensation!
Ride-On Dinosaur Costume for Adults
Nobody believed your story of breaking into Jurassic Park and befriending a dinosaur, but you'll be the last one laughing when you two show up at the party together. This funny and unique T-Rex Halloween costume lets you ride piggyback on an angry-looking dinosaur. Prove your prowess as a dinosaur tamer by charging in on a mean and green T-Rex. Giddyup, dino!
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I find it useful while working in Python, JavaScript or C to have Emacs show me the location of code errors. For Python there is Pylint and for JavaScript one can use JSHint and a few others. And of course with C there was the original lint, but today the compilers themselves generate quite good warnings. These linters are easily integrated with Emacs via Flycheck, which highlights errors in the code. Finding that they produce too many errors when fed Scheme code, I decided to make my own linter, r6lint.
Some normal things are expected from a linter:
- It should not produce irrelevant messages.
- It should show the location of the problem.
- It should do some useful analysis.
I wanted my linter to warn about bad style (possibly according to Riastradh's Lisp Style Rules), improper usage of procedures and to show the location of unused variables. This last part is something that even the original lint did. Of course, a linter performs static analysis and this limits what it can do. But it should at least find some problems that compilers don't bother to warn about. And a linter can be a social tool, helping to spread awareness of good style.
Practical issues
Scheme is pretty good for working with Scheme code, but in this case
the tools in the standard library are not adequate. The
procedure that parses S-expressions does not keep the source
information, so e.g. the location of procedure definitions would be
lost. The linter needs this information and that means a custom reader
must be used.
Scheme is not limited to the syntax provided by the language designer
and compiler implementer. Code can define new syntax and package it
in libraries. R6RS Scheme supports
syntax-case, which allows macros
to run arbitrary code at compile time. These can introduce new
variables and control structures. If the linter didn't understand
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S-expressions are in memory they need to be macro expanded.
The macro expander is however not exported by the standard libraries. One of the reasons for this is that the output from the expander is very implementation-specific. Exposing the macro expander wouldn't automatically mean that programs could do anything useful with its output, because the forms it returns do not need to be standard Scheme forms.
Practical solutions
I happened to already have a lexer and parser for R6RS and for this project I've improved it so that it keeps source information. I also modified the reader be tolerant to errors, so it can emit more than one error message. If packaged separately it should be called tra-la-la, because it will happily ignore all possible errors and continue reading until end of file.
The next part of the solution is a macro expander. For this I dug up the portable syntax-case implementation by Abdulaziz Ghuloum and R. Kent Dybvig. The official code repository is in Launchpad as lp:r6rs-libraries, but some fixes and improvements can be found in the psyntax embedded in Ikarus and IronScheme.
I made my own modifications to psyntax. There is a small change in how
source information is handled so that the reader's annotations can be
used. Furthermore there is no longer any need for compatibility
libraries. One assumption of psyntax is that it will be integrated in
a Scheme implementation. This means that it needs access to a lower
level of the Scheme implementation than is accessible from R6RS. It
wants to read and set top-level variables that are reachable from
eval'd code (it uses
eval to run user-provided macros). In R6RS
there is no portable interaction environment, which would normally
provide this kind of semantics. I've worked around this by placing
macro-defined global variables in a hashtable.
Another problem is that psyntax needs to generate unique symbols. This
is an important feature for syntactical hygiene: if a macro contains
the variable x it should not clash with the macro user's variable
x. In R6RS there isn't really a
gensym, but macros still need to
be able to generate temporary names, so access to the host Scheme's
gensym can more or less be finagled by using the standard procedures
generate-temporaries and
syntax->datum. A requirement from the
linter (not psyntax) is that a gensym must be possible to turn back
into the original symbol. In Chez Scheme this isn't a problem due to
an innovative
gensym that works with
symbol->string. But generally
in other implementations the name returned could be anything, so the
linter saves all gensym names in a hashtable.
Finally the output from psyntax is records instead of S-expressions. In part this eliminated the need to represent the void value, but primarily it was useful to get a more general way to store source information.
Lint it
In r6lint the analysis happens on several levels. The lexer itself warns about lexical violations, e.g. unexpected end of file, characters outside the valid Unicode range and invalid identifiers. The reader finds problems with mismatching braces and other structural problems. The tokens from the lexer are also used to detect formatting errors, e.g. hanging parenthesis, trailing whitespace and other whitespace issues.
Syntactical violations are reported during macro expansion. Exceptions from the expander are caught and transformed into something useful. This doesn't do much more than a compiler already does, except it tries to preserve source information.
The more interesting analysis has barely even been implemented, but a proof of concept is there. The records returned by psyntax are fed into a simple analyzer that warns about unused variables.
I integrated the linter with my editor before it was working. At one point while I was coding the linter sprang to life and started to warn about errors in itself. This sort of thing tends to happen a lot with Scheme.
In summary there is a new R6RS Scheme frontend that is designed to run standalone in any R6RS implementation. It feeds a simple static analyzer where new analysis passes can be plugged in. It's an interesting framework that I hope will grow more and more featureful.


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Eliminating Dandelion From Your Lawn
Eliminating Dandelion From Your Lawn – As the weather warms up and the grass begins to grow dandelions seem to pop up everywhere. The word dandelion is an English word that is derived from the French name 'dent de lion'. This means lion tooth which could refer to the fact that dandelions have coarsely tooth leaves. Some feel this pesky flower got its name because it is deeply rooted in the ground. These plants are useful in different ways but people still consider it a weed that spoils the look of their beautiful landscape.
Eliminating dandelions can be difficult because they can grow in even adverse circumstances. The seeds that they produce do not remain dormant very long and quickly germinate.
Snakes In The Garden
Snakes In The Garden – To have a snake or two in the garden is good. Non-poisonous snakes, such as the common garter snakes, are beneficial creatures because they eat pest insects, mosquito larvae, slugs, snails, crickets, rats, mice, voles and even other snakes which may be poisonous.
But if you really don't want snakes in your garden, here are a few tips to eliminate them without hurting or killing them:
– Keep the lawn neatly cut and clean. Be careful using weed eaters because the sting from the fast moving string can kill them.
The Clovers
Clover is a major headache for many lawn owners. During the dry days of midsummer the bright green patches stand out against the dull and pale grass. This patchy effect is an eyesore, and control was difficult until the discovery of the newer-type selective weedkillers.
The clovers you are most likely to see are white clover (Trifolium repens) and the smaller yellow-flowering species known as lesser trefoil. As with all clovers, they are encouraged by both water shortage and nitrogen shortage. So wherever clover is a problem you should feed with a nitrogen-rich fertilizer every spring – never use a phosphate- or potash-rich fertilizer at the start of the season.
Plant Collapse
It is always disappointing when a cherished specimen suddenly looks sickly, and it is so often the more expensive types which succumb first. There is not going to be much pleasure in growing indoor plants unless you learn how to avoid plant troubles.
Specific pests and diseases are not usually to blame; in most cases the cause of illness or death is either too much or too little of one or more of the essential growth factors.
There are scores of possible reasons which can account for the death of an indoor plant. The seven most common fatal factors are:
Looking For A Natural Fungicide For Your Plants? Try Baking Soda!
Indoors or outdoors, a variety of fungal organisms can affect your plants, ranging from common problems like anthracnose to opportunistic infections that attack your plants after a pest has weakened the plant. Chances are, if your plants start to suffer from unusual spotting or funny colored growths, the problem is a fungus. Baking soda, or sodium bicarbonate as it is also known, is a cheap and effective way to protect your plants against mildew and cabbage worm. Few people realize just how useful this simple kitchen product is in the garden and orchards. Baking soda is great for controlling powdery mildew on cucumbers, eggplants, tomatoes and strawberries. The baking soda fungicide is mostly effective as a preventative, offering only minimal benefits after your plants have become infected. Weekly spraying of susceptible plants during humid or damp weather can greatly reduce the incidence of powdery mildew in your garden.
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Do you have bugs eating all of your precious plants? Here are some tips.
There are many ways on how to use low-cost and non-toxic ways to kill every kind of bug there is. Here are some common questions and answers to bug problems that many gardeners face. In the summer, many outdoor plants can be plagued by bugs. Whether it is a vegetable garden, flower garden, or a treasured tree infested by bugs, this article about homemade insecticides can help you keep the bugs at bay. Around July, many Hostas and other popular garden-variety plants begin to have yellowish holes. These holes are from bug infestation. If you have noticed this kind of decay of your plants, here are a few tips. How do you keep bugs off of your Hostas?


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Marv Friedenn wrote:What happened to BT? To pass the time until he posts I offer the following review.
Hey Marv,
Home computer died! So until I get another I will just be stoppin in the library for minimal stuff. Its not the most inspiring place to expound philosophically. I sorta feel like we have hijacked Keith's site but no one seems to be complaining so far. At least we are sticking with a few threads.
As far as this multi-tracking business goes, well, it just amuses me. Its just the art of recording. Did you ever see Starry Night? Up close it looks like Vincent just squeezed the paint right out of the tubes. You can even see bits of the blank canvas peeking through. Did paint even come in tubes then? Don't know. Did he use the same kind of brush as all the other painters of the day? Beats me. Is it beautiful? Hell, yeah!
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Charing Cross Theatre
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(1 min) The theatre is under Charing Cross station; it can be accessed at Cravens Passage just off Villiers Street
The Charing Cross Theatre in London welcomes this unique and memorable new musical from Jill Santoriello, Jason Huza and Jeremiah James.
It Happened In Key West is an unusual love story that replays real events that took place in Florida almost a century ago, with a scientist, a dying woman and absurd scenarios playing out onstage to some great songs. It will be an opportunity to witness a truly distinct musical comedy in the London theatre district.
Meet the unusual scientist in the form of Count Carl Von Cosel, who has had the idea of the perfect woman in his head since his teens and finally meets her in 1930s Florida. But there's a catch – he's the man who has diagnosed her with tuberculosis and despite her marriage to another man his love for her shines through. So now he must keep her alive at any cost.
Whilst a workshopped version of the production was seen at the Fulton Theatre in Lancaster, Pennsylvania, last year, this will be the world premiere of the show proper, with Wade McCollum in the starring role of the Count and Marc Robin directing. Both have plenty of credits to their names, not only presenting the early version of It Happened In Key West on the other side of the Atlantic but accumulating other credits as well.
And now they travel to UK shores to appear in the premiere of It Happened In Key West at the Charing Cross Theatre from Wednesday 4th July 2018.
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Irvine Valley's men's volleyball team slipped a spot in the latest California Community College Men's Volleyball Coaches Association State Poll.
After two straight losses in Orange Empire Conference play. The Lasers went from the third position down to No. 4 this week.
Long Beach City was once again in the top spot.
The Vikings, who have a record of 16-0 and won their first three matches in the Western State Conference South Division last week, have been No. 1 for all 10 weeks.
But there were some changes among the Top 10 in other spots this week.
Long Beach City stayed in the top spot after earning its toughest win of the season so far, beating El Camino in five sets on the road last Friday. Long Beach City came out on top, 25-21, 25-21, 23-25, 15-25, 15-12, in a battle among the top squads in the Western State Conference – South Division. Steven Rotter had 20 kills, Andrew Perason added 12 kills and Miller Davis had 10 kills in the win for the Vikings. Victor Villareal put up seven blocks and Melbe Perez had 39 assists and Maquess Buggs added 16 assists in the win.
After Orange Coast (15-2, 5-0) came through with its two big wins against its Orange Empire Conference rivals in Fullerton and Irvine Valley the previous week, the Pirates had just one match last week and swept Santiago Canyon.
Jake Loudenback had eight kills and Colby Elder finished with 19 assists in the win.
El Camino jumped in front of Irvine Valley this this week's poll to third. The Warriors battled Long Beach City all night in a tough, five-set loss last Friday. Matthew Donatucci had 22 kills in the defeat. Connor Payne added 18 kills and hit .412 for the Warriors. El Camino has won six of its last seven contests.
Irvine Valley went down to No. 4 in the rankings. IVC lost in three sets at OCC on Mar. 23 and then fell in five sets, 26-24, 25-21, 21-25, 21-25, 20-18 last Wednesday at home. IVC got career highs in kills from sophomore outside hitter Brennan To (19) and freshman outside hitter Sean Carroll (19) in the defeat.
The Lasers bounced back with a sweep of Palomar in a nonconference match last Friday at home.
Santa Barbara City stayed in the fifth spot in the rankings. The Vaqueros defeated Moorpark, 25-18, 17-25, 25-20, 23-25, 15-13, on the road in its lone match last week. Kyle Skinner had 18 kills and 12 digs to lead the way. Adam Simonetti finished with 50 assists and 16 digs for SBCC.
Fullerton jumped up a spot to sixth after its five-set win at previous No. 3 Irvine Valley last Wednesday. The Hornets followed that up with a sweep at Santiago Canyon on Thursday. In the win at IVC, Jacob Van Der Beek had 22 kills and seven digs, Kyle Young finished with 17 kills, Garrett Geiger had 16 kills and Brian Marquez turned in 57 assists.
Pierce went to No. 7, but leads the Western State Conference – North Division and is one of four teams still unbeaten in conference play, Santa Monica (6-6, 0-2) is No. 8, Moorpark (7-7, 1-2) is at the ninth spot and Miramar remains at No. 10. The Jets (8-7, 4-0) are another undefeated conference squad and have won seven matches in a row. Kekoa Pukahi is averaing 3.63 kills per set for Miramar.
Irvine Valley plays again on Wednesday at home. The Lasers host Santiago Canyon at 6 p.m.
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1. Long Beach City (16-0, 3-0)
2. Orange Coast (15-2, 5-0)
3. El Camino (9-4, 2-1)
4. Irvine Valley (12-4, 2-2)
5. Santa Barbara City (10-4, 2-1)
6. Fullerton (10-5, 4-1)
7. LA Pierce (8-6, 3-0)
8. Santa Monica (6-6, 0-2)
9. Moorpark (7-7, 1-2)
10. Miramar (8-7, 4-0)
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- Judging and Trade Day Tuesday 28th July 2020
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The world's biggest and best cheese show in the world is now less than two months away, and preparations are in full swing to make this year's show another record-breaker.
Tickets on sale for this year's show
If you fancy joining us in Nantwich on Wednesday 25th July, tickets are now on sale for this year's show. Even better, if you buy now you can take advantage of our early bird deal and snap up your places at a bargain rate: adult tickets are only £15, children's £5, or just £35 for a family ticket (2 adults and 2 children). Tickets will also be available at full price on the gate.
Remember that the price of your ticket not only gains you entry to the biggest cheese show in the world, but also to the Nantwich Show, the top one-day agricultural show in the UK, making it an unbeatable day out and the best value around. With over 450 trade stands, a Shopping and Craft Marquee, livestock displays, countryside pursuits and vintage cars, tractors and machinery, it's no wonder that James Martin told Saturday Kitchenviewers that it's his favourite festival!
Talking of James Martin, we're delighted that he'll be joining us again this year in our demo kitchen. He'll be doing cookery demonstrations at 11am and 3pm, with tickets priced at £5. These always sell out, so don't leave it too long to book your place! We'll also be joined by top chefs Will Holland and Jonathan Harrison, as well as artisan cheesemaker Sean Wilson – these shows are free of charge but are first come, first served, so make sure you get there early to secure your seat.
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"Dancing With the Stars" had the most viewers Monday in Central Florida, but "How I Met Your Mother" soared to No. 1 in the 18-to-49 age group with its season finale.
Getting those young adults is the main challenge for broadcasters, who are unveiling their fall lineups this week in New York.
"How I Met Your Mother" finally revealed the mother of the title.
SPOILER ALERT: She is Cristin Milioti, who was a Tony nominee last year for the musical "Once." Her TV credits include "30 Rock," "The Sopranos" and "The Good Wife." She should log a lot of time next season when "Mother" wraps up its run on CBS.
The other top programs in the 18-to-49 age group were the 8 p.m. hour of "Hell's Kitchen" on Fox, the "2 Broke Girls" season finale on CBS, "The Voice" on NBC and the Miami-Chicago playoff game on TNT.
"Dancing With the Stars" ranked No. 8 with young adults, but it was easily No. 1 with most viewers, bringing in 210,600.
ABC's "Castle" season finale was No. 2 with 199,900 viewers. (It was No. 10 with young adults.)
Rounding out the top five were "The Voice" with 137,700 viewers, "Mike & Molly" with 128,400 and "2 Broke Girls" with 127,500. Two other CBS sitcoms topped 100,000: "How I Met Your Mother" with 115,800 and a rerun of "The Big Bang Theory" with 107,700.
In national ratings, ABC had the most viewers, and NBC was tops in the 18-to-49 age group. The prime-time averages in total viewers: ABC with 12.6 million, NBC with 9.4 million, CBS with 8.2 million, Fox with 4 million for "Hell's Kitchen" and The CW with 540,000 for the series finale of "90210."
"Dancing" averaged 13.3 million viewers while "The Voice" drew 11.3 million. "The Voice" was tops nationally in the 18-to-49 age group. "How I Met Your Mother" was second in that count.
At 10, "Castle" had the most viewers -- 11.2 million -- for its season finale. CBS' "Hawaii Five-O" drew 7.9 million, and NBC's "Revolution" was the stop for 5.5 million. "Castle" also had the most young adults in the time slot.
"How I Met Your Mother" had 8.6 million total viewers. CBS also aired the "Big Bang Theory" repeat (7.6 million), "2 Broke Girls" (8.9 million) and "Mike & Molly" (8.3 million).


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Saturday, October 30, 2010
Sullivan- the great teacher
We are dealing with tragedy in our house. Although it is about one of our pets, I feel it is suitable for this blog as we are truly parents to our pets, and dealing with the lose of a pet challenges any parent of children, especially when it was so intertwined with the entire family.
Our beloved dog, Sullivan has always wandered. We are good parents, but in the eyes of many bad animal 'owners" as we gave him freedom when he asked for it. After 3 years, people started to complain this year, and finally we started to keep him in.
Well, last Tuesday, he left again, he went up to a neighbour's house and started to bark at their chickens, he called the dog catcher, who had him put down without telling us, and without the 36 required hours. Our boy was gone.
We didn't hear what had happened until Friday morning. For 3 days, our children and us wondered where he was, called his name and searched. In the end we were assuming he had been lost to the coyotes.
So many emotions are flying through our house, anger at the injustice of it all, devastation for missing him, guilt for him being out, ponderings on whether we appreciated him enough. I haven't cried so much in years, and our children barely know what to do for seeing us so distraught. They deal with it differently, one of our daughter's has numbed herself with computer games and Little House in the Prairie reruns. For once we don't say no. our other daughter mentions him often, dreams of him and cries a little. She tries to refocus on other things, to distract herself and I'm proud to see her focus on his spirit.
Yes his spirit. Good old Sullivan was a master creator, and a brilliant teacher. He came to teach us the power of love and he still teaches even in spiritual form.
Animals are pure positive energy, who never feel the resistance of fear or plans or attachment. They love, because they love. They run free and enjoy each car ride and each butter wrapper with all their might. They are pure love and feel no fear of death. Like all of us, their spirits are always moving towards the more. They grow and expand, look for that new adventure.
We got Sully as a pup. You have never seen such a lively pup, who just wanted to be part of the family. He never messed in the house, so we never needed to discipline him, he just lived, loved and explored. He savoured everything for 3 years. He never had a moment of real contrast. He went free, walked with the old ladies of the village, was loved by all.
When our youngest son was born last year, we knew Sully felt misplaced. He'd been our boy, but was suddenly being called our number one pet. It didn't really bother him until this last summer when our son started to walk and be more active. Then the complaints started to come in and we had to limit his freedom.
These last few weeks we've noticed Sully wasn't savouring his life as much as before, he stopped eating his pancakes and his plates of spaghetti. He begged to go out and sneaked off as often as possible. He then came back guilty and disconnected. Life for Sully stopped jiving. He decided it was time to move on.
Sunday we took a trip to the city, Sully in tow. He looked down and depressed. He sat on my lap as usual, but didn't perk up at all over the course of the day. When we got home we found some chickens had been killed, which sent him crazy upset, looking everywhere for the culprit. I think he felt he had failed.
Monday night he took off for a really long time. We usually let him out at night as he never wandered in the dark. Just sat at his spot on the hill. But that night he was gone for a really long time, and we thought he was gone. When he came back, I sat with him, cuddled him, played with him. I told him we loved him so much and not to go so far.
Sully looked at me with those brown eyes and told me he had to go. He had to be free, to run and play. He kissed my feet that night, from under our blankets. He told me everything was alright. Then the next day he escaped, never to return.
It would be easy to paint Sully as a victim, but he was everything but. His life had been funfilled and full of love. He just needed a place to move on to. Sully could never had grown old, or suffer bad health, he would have hated to be penned in, which was the plan within the next few days, he saw his chance and created an out.
Sully is no longer restricted to his body or the world's rules for dogs. I know he loves us still, and he stays with us always.
We deal with things differently as people. Our youngest daughter, who I mentioned talks about him and grieves for him often, is connecting to him on a different level. I have told her that I felt sully wanted to be her guardian angel, she can talk freely to him now, even imagine him with her everywhere she goes. He would like that I've told her. Our other daughter has said she can't cry over it. I've let her distract herself with other things, but give her extra hugs and reassuring nods, knowing she is aching inside. My husband and I are devastated, talking and crying about it often, but coming to terms with his choice. This bothers our daughter, but I told her its like when you have a cut. You stick a band-aid on it and when you take it off it doesn't look much better, but when you leave it to the fresh air, it heals quicker. Our discussion is only like fresh air as we work through stuff.
Myself. I still talk to him, softly call him when I walk to the car, as I put our son to bed, I imagine him in his usual space beside me on the bed, I imagine patting him, loving him and I hear him as he gently tells me, everything is alright. He is happy in his freedom but couldn't ever really leave us. He loves us and one day will return. I tell him he now has to protect us from his new vantage point and then I tell him to get downstairs, to make his father feel better too.
Perhaps this post doesn't belong here, but here it will stay. It is only to say that our animals are pure spirit, as we all are. Sully was a great teacher. He taught me to live in the now, to live life to the fullest, to love and to 'be'. He was constantly allowing life to flow forth, without resistance. People think animals have little intelligence, they seem them as insignificant, as un-human. But animals are purer than us humans, they are always themselves without socialization, they always love and live in the moment.
Thank you Sully for all you've been to us, and I look forward to being with you in the now, where you will never be in the way, or cause embarrassment or slight frustration. I'm sorry if we cry occasionally for the illusion of you, the physical being we knew you as in the start, for the feel of your fur, the softness of your kiss, or just the sight of you on our sofa, but that will pass. I promise never to lose contact with Who You Really Are.
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I'm so sorry for your loss of Sully. He sounded like a truly wise soul. I appreciate the perspective you're able to have about how he chose his escape and his time to leave. I'm sorry, though, for the circumstances and for your and your children's pain as you continue to work through missing him.ReplyDelete
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